# **Trustees and Treasurers Report Financial Yr 2020/21 YEAR AFTER START OF COVID-19** 

What another year!!!. Thankfully we managed to remain open through the year apart from a couple of separate week isolations and continued to follow all Government guidelines and South Glos procedures. 

This year became a very very busy year with children beginning to flock back to preschool after spending so much time in lockdown. 

Number of Children: In September we started off with occupancy % LB 58% full BB 55% full RB 44% full July final numbers of occupancy % LB 86% BB 88% RB 84% 

We had 85 children on roll at year end, 39 children left us to start school in Sep 2021. 

Our total profit made for this year has been a successful £12,950 – this has been down to a huge increase of families taking up funded hours and 30 hour funding. Fees  have  increased  with  children  and  families  wanting  more  hours  for socialisation. 

Expenditure this year as finances have been good has been really focussing on ensuring the preschool  has up to date and new resources for our  incoming children. New waterproofs for winter were bought as well as revamping our older toys and providing new ones. IT equipment was also bought for the rooms and we are now to look for a laptop for Rainbow Bears as they are in desperate need of one. 

SEN resources were a big expenditure for our  SEN children this year. This hugely benefited those that needed them and some have also been passed on to school with the children that have moved up 

Monies also spent this year has been concentrated on updating all of our forest school equipment to really support the full forest school experience. We have a Forest School trained practitioner come on site 2 days a week to specifically hold forest school and all children have access to these sessions. 

During this year we recruited 4 extra Level 3 qualified staff members and 2 unqualified which we have now supported as a charity for them to start on a Level 3 qualification which started in August. 

One staff member completed her Level 3 Training and has now become fully qualified. 

We also recruited a staff member to cover lunches so the staff were able to have a proper lunch break without being pulled back into the room. 

We have started September 2021 with a record number of 68 families, many of which are utilising 30 hour funding. 

Staff are well distributed around the rooms enabling staff to child ratio is exceeded to over basic ratio where possible. 



Grants we received this year was 2 inclusion funds for 2 pupils totalling £3500 and EYPP funds of £2800 along with £615 DAF. 

These amounts have been spent alongside the children who they were eligible for – records on file to show expenditure and how funds were used. 

Fundraising did not happen at all this year – all of our events that take place yearly for both fundraising and parent/child events were all cancelled due to COVID-19 

I would like to end this report by thanking in advance all the staff for their hard work this year and in supporting the committee. 

Yours Sincerely 

Sam Conway – Typed on behalf of Sundeep Thind TREASURER (Checked and authorised) 



Winterbourne Earl Years Centre- Year End Accounts 2020
21
Income
Nursery Grant
Fees
Capital grants
Revenue Grants
Fundraising
Petty Cash minus fees pd
other (mat refund/SG covid refund)
Reserve acct interest
Bonus Saver acct interest
01/09/2019-
01/09/2020-31/08/21 31/08/20
163,662
26,254
137
99,816
13,206
2,500
627
309
5,101
219
39
16
195,466
Expenditure
Wages inc pension/payroll/bank charg
DBS checks
Training
Lease
Maintenance and repairs
Rates and Telecom
Stationery & office consumables
Cleaning materials
Petty Cash
ICT purchases
Web Payments
Advertising
Fundraising
Room Resources
Large Equip ie furniture
SEN Resources
Insurance
Memberships and Subscriptions
Other
116,423
142,802
642
1,624
21,382
1,095
2,582
1,158
693
694
91,618
368
968
19,617
1,084
4,041
671
403
556
1,595
246
67
120
1,444
667
298
60
2,359
1,427
1,100
1,456
932
1,540
1,324
1,058
5,520
182,509
130,700
Total Balance 31 August 2021
12,957
Openlng Balances I Sept 2020
Current Account
Reserve Account
Bonus Saver Account
Petty Cash
Accrued expenditure
Deferred income
Deflered expenditure
Deferred income
Total
Plus Profit 2020/21
2020121 Balance Total
54,877
21,318
8,563
203
Closing Balances 31 Aug 2021
Current Account
Reserve Account
Bonus Saver Account
Petty Cash
Accrued expenditure
Accrued income
Deferred expenditure
Defferred income
66,058
21,410
8,563
1,290
84,364
12,957
97,321
97,321
Total
97,321

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