## **Springboard Chippenham** Charity No: 1010231 


A n n u a l  r e p o r t 2 0 2 1 - 2 0 2 2 

Maximising Ability: Minimising Disability 




## CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT 

## **Annual Chairman’s Report April 2021 to March 2022** 

The year ending March 2022 has been a truly remarkable one, with continued challenges caused by the pandemic and yet some incredible achievements. However, throughout the year Springboard has maintained its support for children under 5 with additional needs, within North Wiltshire. 

## **Challenges** 

This year has been particularly challenging, largely due to staff shortages caused by the isolation guidance. Despite the restrictions and guidance, Springboard remained open for families who have been hit hard by the pandemic, this was vital as parents faced delays accessing the services and professionals they needed for their child. 

The Early Years sector has a national funding issue, forcing many nurseries to close as they were unsustainable. The funding situation also directly impacts Springboard, increasing the need to fundraise. 

## **Achievements:** 

The team at Springboard were recognised again as Outstanding in this years’ Ofsted Inspection. This is a great achievement as is the first time being assessed against a new framework and is powerful evidence of the quality of care provided by the team. 

I also wanted to highlight one amazing event which occurred in the new year. Our very own manager, Jane Boulton was recognised in the New Year Honours List and awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM). Her lifelong career in early years education is an infectious passion, and it’s evident that Jane considers it a privilege to work with children at the start of their education journey. As you know Jane loves her work at Springboard where children and parents are a constant inspiration. We are very proud to have Jane as part of our team. Our other successes are noted in more detail later in the report, but this deserved a special mention. 

## **Looking to the future** 

The pandemic has impacted: 

·our youngest children aged 2 and below, who have had little social interaction with others, which we know is impacting on language development. and has implications for further development. 

- ·parents needing more support. 

- ·there has been an increase in referrals and services needed, impacting on the coordination of services. 

With these needs identified, Springboard can plan, adapt, and respond to the current demands, supporting the children and families who need our support more than ever. 




## CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT CONTINUED 

## **Conclusion** 

This past year has been challenging for everyone. However, as a charity we have adapted and survived. We are indebted to the ongoing support from our patron, Lady Lansdowne. A heart-felt thank you to all of you for your support during the past year. We are ever grateful for the personal donations we have received, and for the support received from our local community. 

I would personally like to take this opportunity to thank all our hardworking staff, it is down to you that Springboard has been able to weather the Covid storm. 

As we move forward, we remember that every day, there are children and families facing challenges too complex and difficult to overcome alone. Together, we can give them hope for a brighter future. 


**C H R I S  N U N N** Chair 




## SUCCESSES 

## **Ofsted Inspection!** 


As mentioned in the Chairman's report  Ofsted have rated Springboard OUTSTANDING ,making it 4 outstanding ratings in a row. We are absolutely over the moon with the outcome of the inspection and so proud of all the staff,  The Ofsted report  endorses the quality of the teaching and learning which is at the heart of Springboard. 

The education regulator awarded Springboard top marks after an inspection on 14th February and the recent report stated, “Children thrive in this welcoming, inclusive environment. It feels like a family, where everyone cares for each other, and the smallest achievements are excitably celebrated.” 

The inspector added, “Practitioners know the children and families extremely well and children are skilfully supported in their learning. Practitioners’ interactions are of a high quality. They are incredibly enthusiastic and clearly love what they do.” 

We are delighted that it confirmed that children’s personal development, behaviour and the preschool leadership are all excellent.” 

The report singled out Jane for her “inspirational” management of the Chippenham preschool and highlighted that “Children are exceptionally well cared for” at Springboard. 

The report also added that “Parents cannot praise the setting enough. They feel confident leaving their children, and say the manager and practitioners go ‘above and beyond’, supporting them with all aspects of their family life.” 

## **Garden transformation!** 

In 2019 Springboard acquired additional space within the centre for a second playroom and some additional outdoor play space which had great potential. Some of the existing play equipment was in desperate need of renewal. Sadly in 2021 parts of the play area became unusable due to the amount of mud and surface water that collects on both the grass and hard surfaces. 

Springboard launched its first Crowdfunding campaign to help raise £60k to transform the whole play area.Incredibly within a few months this target was reached from donations and support from funders. 

The installation took place over the summer holidays. The new play surface was laid, along with a gazebo and pergola for outdoor classrooms, a climbing tower, a sunken trampoline, a paint panel, chalk board, as well as a tunnel and mound. The play area has been completely transformed and not only looks incredible, but the children love the extra space too. The new equipment provides different opportunities to explore and have fun. There are activities and areas for all our children. 





## FINANCIAL 

## OVERVIEW TO UPDATE 

## Income 2021-2022 £309,603 


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Fundraising<br>13%<br>Wiltshire Early Years Funding<br>26.6%<br>Interest<br>Grants<br>0%<br>27.9%<br>Wiltshire Council SLA<br>24.4%<br>Donations<br>8.1%<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


The Income received during this financial year shows a slightly different profile from last year.   Income received from fundraising events increased by 46% due to continuing with virtual events alongside the return of physical fundraising events.  Grant income has reduced by 29% due to increased competition and funders awarding smaller grants. 

Springboard receives funding from a Service Level Agreement (SLA) with Wiltshire Council.  The SLA funding is in addition to the funding which all pre-schools can earn (Early Years Entitlement, Disability Access Fund and Early Years Pupil Premium). Both funding streams total 51% of our income for 2021-2022. 



## FINANCIAL OVERVIEW TO UPDATE 

## Expenditure 2021-2022 £323,944 


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Misc.<br>Rent<br>0.2%<br>7.1%<br>Services/ utilities<br>3.7%<br>Depreciation<br>3.7%<br>Maintenance<br>9.4%<br>Office costs<br>1.8%<br>Staff Salaries<br>70.3%<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


Staff salaries are our largest item of expense.  This is primarily due to our high staff to child ratio, which is usually 1 member of staff to 2 children, but occasionally can be 1:1 or 1:3 (one member of staff to one child, or three children). 

This high level of staffing enables Springboard to deliver specialist support. 

Maintenance was a higher expense than previous years, this was due to the replacement play surface in the outside play area, required for health and safety reasons. 




## THE YEAR IN NUMBERS 

15,517 children and their families.hours supporting our 

in every pound goes directly on charitable activities 

## 92p 

## 70 

Referrals received. This is  a 70% increase. 

29 

families came to activities during the holidays, this is approx 37% of all our families 

## 11,970 

hours of pre-school time available for 2-5 year olds 

the cost per day, to £1,312 run Springboard. An increase of 26% 

families attended Saturdads, 34 this is approx 44% of all our families. 

£86,000 

successfully awarded from 20 different Grant funders 



## CONTACT 



King's Centre, Lodge Road,Chippenham, Wilts, SN15 3SY 

Tel: 01249 657145 

Charity Number 1010231 

Company Number 02698820 

www.springboardchippenham.co.uk 

Patron: The Marchioness of Lansdowne 



REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER.- 02698820 (England and Wales)
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1010231
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Th8 trustees who are also director5 of the Charity for the pU￿oSe$ of ￿ CLYnpanie5 Act 2￿6. we58nt thew retxyt ¥￿th th8 finaneA81
statements of the charfty for Ihe y88r ended 31 March 2022. The tTU5tee5 have adopted the prO￿S1On$ of A￿UntIng and Reportlng
by Charities.. Statement of R￿￿rn￿nded Prac*ce applicaNe to tharlI￿S weparing th8ir acC￿nIS in accL)rdan￿ with the FIn8n￿81
RopO￿ng Standard awlicable wi the UK and R8pubk ol Ir8land IFRS 102} leffectNe 1 January 20191.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Main obj•ctives of Sprlngboard
'The objects Yor wh￿h th8 C¢Ynpany Is establis1￿d to provide Safe and stimulatiThJ group ￿aY for tha a(fvancam8nl and
education of children with spetial nèeds of 898 in Noth Wllt6h￿ and for thè Supkkn of the p8r8nts. carers and farn1￿6
by the provision of ad￿£6 and infomiath)n.'
The main obJ'•ctiv8s oltha tharity are set wl in tts nknk)n stst*mwl.'-
Sprlngboard Chlppenharn pYovld•s a hvJh quality core aThJ knamlng an￿￿nMOnt for M ch1￿￿?Tr with additional negdB and thdr
familles.
rN8 is achi&vad by..
V8luino all ¢hildren a8 uniqu8
Working in partnership with pArent5 and prolessionals to provKle tsmely &nd appropnale 5UPP)rt
Ensurino that the chIkI￿n access 8￿he￿ and kndWu8Nsed laamroJ experiences through rAay
Developlng a prole5SK)nal ￿MMitted workfofcè that continues to rneet the needs of the thihlren and famli6s
Cièallng a su818inabh and c081. &ffedv8 approach to sewvic8 ddiv8ry
ce53Ing hlgh levels ol ￿ndraIsIng and tharttsbbe thalKJns tha¢ supwt tho fijnthng frorn Wlttshlr• Locol Aulhtylty
The rnanogement eommlttg¢ olm¥ to these obJec*ves by woYk1kn9 hhjh quakty f8c4ty98 and tralned 8taff.
sp￿ryboard 18 dedlcabd to hdphg prfrsdx¢4 th1*on wlth sp•dal n8•J8 to lawn thrryjgh play. It ￿lt5 lo pro¥Ad• g spre and
sts'mulaling 0nvironm8nt for pra-xho¢4 chilltrw frC￿ bwth io 5 Y￿r8 c4J wilh n8•J$. Its ¢atth￿￿nI Vd reslricled
g8ographic811y to N¢rth Willshire.
Strat•9￿• to aehl•vé our obl•cll
On sile provish)n i￿lud•S spe¢Salisl pre-5thoof sessicms chlhjren from 2-5 yoats a￿1 a $tsy and pl8y group for chlldreTr under
vo and their parènts or csr8rs. We a130 provhje gjpport and In1Dmiat￿ ltsr All parents and ca￿r9. Additionally, we offer offsite
InclU51L￿ 5UPPOrt lo Mainstream settjngs wfth whorn we shar8 chiklr8n. Staff frr*n these settings also access support by ￿sItIN the
centre. Thes8 aclivltlos are aknod at promoting the indu5+)n of clwldrgn with SEND in th8ir Ioc81 s8tNngs. Wo help to cO￿rdInate a
range of rolaled agendas bvho may bg Invdved wilh Ihe chldffamity. Those Ind￿• H8aKh Prol•sslonBls such a5 nurs•s and heHlth
visitors, Educational Psy¢hokgi$ts. PhYS￿lhO￿piSts. Occupabonal Thaf8pisls. and Sp•gth aThJ LoNJuy Thwapist8. Our pdrnary
aim is to pro￿￿te p05its.ve lifeloThJ outcorn￿ Ihrough wty supptyl 8TrJ inteNeniion.
The 8¢hlgv•m&nts of chibjren are ass•ss•d thr￿h thè E8ty Y•8rs FourKlation sta￿ IEYFSI on an indlwdual bAsl$ and at
rgguiqr team around the chiky revthv me8lingS to 8nsur• supptht is •vailHtIg. Ilw ¢on indudg SEN Surfo)rt meelingB.
Springboard ￿ raled'outslanding" by Olst•d.
Swngbo8rd provths sUbstants￿ beneffts to Ch*jr￿ and thth'r I*TMh"88 Ihrough ad￿al￿. m￿11-agenCY wL¥king. infonllation. and
BUPPOrt and ad￿ce servkes. Local prb-sthLth ?r¥J sdvJd¥ be￿1 fr(xn speglisl adv￿ and indusK)n support providgd.
Publle ￿ne11t
When s8llrKJ pkns and prlorillos. th8 Trusteès ¢*f SprfNJbtsard ChIp￿nh￿rn have lolltswed thè lat8St guldèllnés from tha Charlty
Commission on provision of public benefit. in acoyd8n￿ *ith the Chari￿￿$ Act 2011. The Tru51e85 consider how actlvilies
align with the ci>jecaives and IcKus on wovN1ing th8 acbth whK* wll maka th8 ￿st difi8renc8 to the children and farnllbs.
In dèlivering these actiwtie8. Spnr￿￿Oard idenlif*s Ihe benefits lo the semces users and m￿1¢0[$ pwress lo ensure the benefits
a￿ accumulating as planned. A cyde of continuou5 Inv￿VeMent is used to a55ess perfOrn￿n￿ and lo kYc¥nole positive lifelong
outcom8511Y the chibjren.
SprlngboaTd works agency eontext to ImKwove the o¢JtoJmes both thId￿n and th￿r farn11￿$, helplng children to
cNève th8ir fijll potènual. This benefits al of s(Miety. In 8ddtbon to the benefiawie5 themsdvès. By doing IhLs, Springboard moets
the public benefit requirement as described in the Charilies Act of 2011. The work undertaken is in support o150oal capital by
ensuring that (*ildren with disabilltles and theirlamiliB5 are U*ir kn(¥l cunnNJnits"es.
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OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Voluntoors
Without the support of m8ny vdunteers and SwThJt*)ard be unable to provide Ihg service Ih8l it dogs. Volunteers
ar8 in short supply ￿ are vital to rneeting the ob￿￿VeS of the charty. As a ￿nrn￿e we rewgni8e the difficulty of recruilro
votunleers and see this as an area for considera1￿. We are at ways. we may t* able to recruit mcffe volunteers for the
managemont commthe during the next f￿ancial year.
ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE
CharStable actlvitl•s
Dosplle the continued Impact ol Co￿19, Ihere have been scffi8 ath58vemenls to celebr8te'.
Sprlngboard has remalned ¢pèn throughout the pandemk. reSp￿d1￿j lo Govemrnent thce. adapbng w(rtocols 8nd
processes to ensure the safely of bolh the staff and Ihé seNice users.
Applyino for granis and securirrtJ ¢wc￿l funding, vthh r¢tAacad lost wh>)mo from lundraislng ovents.
Th8 insl8llats.on and tronslormalH)n of our wldoor play areas.
A¢hittving ￿t￿l8￿￿1n9 from Olstad for the 4th conseculive tmo.
Swlngboard the charfty lunded..
Funding Iow8rd8 67 FlaCèrn￿t5 Iwharts ehrfdren over the of 2 attends up lo 5 Im￿18 a day **h¢yJt theK parenlsl
A weekly session for parents vllh chmren Bged 2 ￿15 and undef.
Assisled with some Iranswrt costs.
Playdalès l$18y and play sossions in non4em lirnel
Saiurdad$ Imonlhly Saturday morrwng group ts'Dads'and male carers I
Workshop5 lor parents and other prof8S5ionak the Impl￿entatic￿ ol Makaton and Msuals io akl communlcauon
Termty Cuppa and Chal gesslon5 for parenls and ¢arer5
IMP￿t- what dIff•r•n￿ 8•rvlc• mak•?
Springboard offers surp)rt to ¢hildr¢n land lam*•sl as Soon •s fc41Mng rfjfwral. whother ￿ 18 8 placom•nt
for assessment. full placerngnl rx a Stay and pl￿ g￿P or PL9ydatos, Salurdads and workshops.
Stall are encourage<l to Ihink holislKally and about 1amil￿a5 can bè support8d bèyoThJ SFxnJboard with olh•r ayncy
support.
Lead pract1￿oners attend thal nehwjrk and dusier rneelhy Irm tran4Ow3. ￿ manager allgryjs the Earfy Year5
Ref8r8nce Group, MAF Imulb. Agency Forums). is a Govemor lor SIfveW(￿ Speual Sch¢)ol. work3 the local aulhorlty
on the Imp￿men181On ol Ils 0-25 SEND Indusk)n strategy to ￿￿jra Springboafd remalns prof&sslonally Infomed about
th8 neods and Intenllons for SUPFKJrt. Staff attend the Heahh Edu¢al*)n Lkliw Mèatings IHELMI to support th¢ wk18r
indusron n*0ds of mainslr8am sottings in North Willshire.
The onllThe ￿arnIng joumal and technokjgy 8naLA8s groater porf*ation from p¥8nts. This glvog grnat8r transp8ro￿Y
about the chlld s Sprfngboard experiences aryl Ihwr develo￿ents1 prc¥m.
Spvlngboard hosts P8odlatr+claTrs' cllnlcs. Ih15 t*nefits thgy do Th)t ngsd to travd to apOnlrn¢nts the
child is in a familiar sotting.
Springboard cA)nsulls wrth soNic* users to ev*uate an¢J plan provwon.
Springboard 3eW-gvaluath)ft prA¢tie• fty ¢ontinwJs impr0￿M￿nI to pkn 9￿j praclKe Io Fffomoie th& wtiv• oulcom•s for
the chlldren.
Staff continue to access training - ￿ Thjw havg a straH group wlth a raThJ8 of hWr4evel qualffical￿s wAlhin Ihe tyayroorn and th8
office, including an Eady Ytrats Post Grnd, an MA in ¢￿'kIh{￿jd and Youth. Hc￿8 Degree aThJ F￿ndat￿)n Degree
Office staff attend trainiFV atKJ forums lo develop tr* bjsiness rnanagemenl ath￿e$. Busire35 rAannuw indudes Ihe development
of service5, 5USt8inability and planning for grant 8pplicatic¥)sl fundrnislrvJ.
CHALLENGES
COVID Isolallon rules Impacted heavly upcffi stafflry levets ¢TraW ts larg￿ sustainabilty challenge of th9 yg8r,
Staff 8b59nce 8nd staff retuming 8fter hawing COVID ￿ated a prffted h*3h *thlo&J. which vrns challenging lor the staff. The
absence ol both slaff and children impacted on the wjientiai of the chjldren. Il"sk Assessments were in place to ansurè that the
health & safely of all slakeholders remained pararnounL
A furth8r (xjnsequence wa5 th8 reduced due to lundraisthw events. Like many thariles COVID effecled SpNngboard.
trustees monitored and eVal￿ted all av8iL8trAe io Ihem to giv8 SwngLThrd b85t sustainability.
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Report ol the Trustse5
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FINANCIAL REVIEW
Roserves and financi•l Control
ConS￿ering the st8tutw fundiThJ shortf811 from earher years based on the current e￿nOMIC dimale. the trustees dec￿ed lo
sèl a*de Sufficient fund5 to cover up to six r(￿￿¢h$ opeialry o)sts las reconynended by the Charfty CommL8sk)nl. Thls reserve
would bg us8d to suppbmenl monlhty cash 1kn4 shortages. 11 is th8 tsuste&'s intention to ke8p Ihe op8rating r8serv8 8t
approximately this level to Protect tho charity trom changès in cor• cost fundiTrJ and lo ￿r any potgntkgl obligations. This r88grv8
would be used lo mlr4mise the imp*t up)n lh¢ d)Idr¢n duThvJ thtr transtt￿n penr•J.
Thls re5ery8 is currenly £145,0￿. whKh is equivalent to approXimat￿Y 6 mnths operattng cosis. At the yew end date there was
£15.265 01 general Un￿StrIC1ed fijnds in add¢Uon lo this cyernts.ng ieseNe.
A rolTh'ng Ihre•-y8ar plan and annu4 bud9et ore wcoJuwl for ea¢* finanrad year. o98lnst wNr* actual perfonnance Is contlnually
monitored.
Al the regular rneetlngs oflhe manog&mant committe• Ihe p8rtm8￿ aoanst bud9Ot15 d15ryW8d. 8lon9sklo cash f￿w.
Suffici￿t controls Syst￿$ •r8 in Flace to ensure ts 8ewity WKI effic4￿1 u80 01 tha tharW6 as68ts. Additional bart
accounts h8V8 b88n O￿ne[l wth a io koepng Savvy b8kM L85.th10 and try lo miniMk￿ any futur• 108s•8 il Ihara
a￿ hjlure bank collapses.
I trustees glve up Ih81r lirne Irth 8nd no rernun8ralth w85 p8kl ￿r. No trustee recefved any benefft. TNstees dalm
out ol pocket expen58S to be reimbursed al cosl price. or alt8matNety Ihe trustee can choose 10 donate the cost ol the expense lo
our charlly. Exp8n8es ar8 reimbursed as par tho p)Iky aThJ guid•lw. vAlh a to acc89sing vduntaars Irom 811 backgrounds.
However. as a chadty pay tax a¥ an employer thrcvah the natirAwl insuranc4 contrit￿b0rts we make.
Sprfngb08rd ulllses a varfety ol fundlro slreams to promote sustainabillty. these IrKlude lundralsing O￿nIS. ¢JonatkJns, grants and
8 contrad with Wlllshlre Councll. In addlb'on, spriN￿rd. lik8 othèr nurwiès and pr8sehoc4s can d8Sm unlversal lundlng su¢h 8S
Early Years Enlill8menl fundiro fr*r 3 4 y•gr okts 8nd 2 ￿•r c4ts. E8rfy Yo8rs Pupil PreM￿rn IEYPPI and Oisablily
Aechss Funding IOAFI.
In Ihg kg81 financial year Springboard was fortun8le to receive 8 nwrt*r of grnnts, wt4ch helped wrth the fin8nd81 sustsinabllity ol
the charity and overcome sorne ol Its lunth8idNJ chaI￿ng8s.
Ov•rall flnanclal h•alth
The current 8¢onornl¢ and pubHc $8ctor ftmdlng sftu8lll￿ Is to r8maln chal•nglro Som• Ilma lo como. Tho rnark•t 18
In¢reaslngty cornpotlllve for grant apdlcalJons and fundiNJ.
Thi8 financial year has been no exceptsm., hcY•mer. Sw"ngbwd not th rea(*&J ts fundraI￿￿j t8rgel surpassed il and
achleved 8 suwus. Thls Is A tr•mentknJ$ 4th1ov¥rnnt
Springboard has a gr￿1 rec¥)rd over the rwent years ol bwng abb& lo incr8&8e its InLXTh and deliver valves 8nd ¢o$l.&HectiYe
Services
8TRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND IIANAGEMEiir
L•gal Status
Spnngboaré L8 Ir￿orporated a5 a coryany by guaranleè and k¥ rg¥siornd wth the Chartty CornmL8slon as a charfty wh¢)Be
purpose 15 to 5UPPOrt pr8-sth(x)I chi￿ren wilh speckql needs and their parents.
In setting our oblectlves and F4anning our ￿ti¥ll￿?$, Ihe Intstees have ¢kty congdered the Charity Cornmisgion's guida￿? M publi
btrnefit.
Org4nl$atlon
The Ch8rily 1$ man89gd by o Manageff￿nt c(xnmiMs*. from ItMS gr￿p. a Chaimian, V￿0 Chaimian, Treasur8r and when
appropriats a Company seC￿lary a￿ chosen. h i8 wYer￿d by its Artdes ol A8swatK)n datéd Juty 2019 and by its Memorandum
ol Association dated July 2019.
The Memorandum ol Association set c*rt the chaiitsble purFM)se5 for b8nefrt'.-
to providè safè and stimulating group ￿aY for ￿ advan￿men1 and e¢ucatwx of children wlh 3pea'81 nèeds of pr•-sd)o
8ge in North Wilishire and for the ¥urTMyl gf th8 p￿ents, carer5 and by t1￿ PfOVkSK¥) of advi￿ and Info￿atr.0n.
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STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
rruslèos aro eleeted by Members of the Company at tha Anr￿1 Gen￿￿ Meelir4J. Trustees are appointed for a temi of three
years, aftèr which they are eligible for r￿le¢￿ for a second tem) ol three years. After cTh)seculive tern￿ a trustee musl
re-syn lor a minimum ￿n0d of a year.
I trustees are requlrod to agrèe to a ccAle of conduci suitablty. 08S Ch￿ to ￿mpl818 sn Induction progrBmrn8 8nd onllne
S8leguardlng Iralning. Theffj Ls a nomhaled lrnslee for SafeguardiNJ.
Rlsk m¥nagoffl¢nl
The trustees have a duty to kjentify and review Ihe risks to the dmiity is e¥p)sed and to ensu￿ approprlate contro15 are
place lo wovidè reasonable assurance aga￿st fr￿￿1 and errry.
The trustees are responsi￿• for ansuring the eh8nty's assets are saleguarded agaI￿t Un￿thOri$•d LLS• or dlsposition and for
ensuring Springboard complies wth 811 Ihe relevant Lqw5 and regulalw)ns.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
R•gl8tor•d Company numb•r
02698820 (England and W8le81
R•glst•r•d Charlty number
1010231
Rggl•t*r•d offi¢•
Kinos Rise Centre
Lodge Road
Chlppenham
Wiltshire
SN1 S 3SY
Trust••8
Paul Richard Lovaday- Tr•asurer
Paul James Turner. Ch&r lunlil 29.09.211
Elaine Susan Stewart
Aaron Dan￿1 Behvlay
Jennlfer Ferguson
Jesslca K81herln8 LwJht
Chrlstopher TereTr￿ Nunn- Chair (from 29.09.211
Paul George Sweet lappoinled 29.9.211
Company S¢cr•tary
Ann8 Farro11
Indgpgndgnt Examln•r
Simon Coopgr, FCA
In51itu18 of Chartèrod Acr￿Untants In EngL8nd & INal&s
Monahan3
Charterod Ac￿unlanls
14a Forest G8t8
Pewsham
Chippenham
Wiltshire
SN153RS
Approved by ord&r o1th8 ￿rd ol trustees on
aThJ slJned on its behaw by:
Annè Forrel- Secretary
Pay8 4

nd•nt Examin8rf5 R&
board Chi
rt to the Trust••s of
nham
Ind•pondent examinerf5 r*port to the trustees ofSwIn9bo￿ Chlppenham fthe Compan￿)
I report lo the charity trusteos on rny examination of the accounis of th8 Company for th6 year 8ndwJ 31 Marth 2022.
R•8pon8lbllltki and basls of rryort
As the charitys trustees of thè CcwnpaTry larKJ also its ¢Jrectors for tt)e purposes of company lawl you are respon%b￿ for tho
preparation of the accounts In accordance wLh the reqU¥e￿nts of Ihe CwaT¥es Act 21HJ6 Ilhe 2006 Act).
avlry 581i5fi8d rnyseif th81 thg of Ihe Company aro nol requirod to be audthl under Part 16 of 2(K)6 Act ond aro
eligible for independent frxarninali(￿. I report in respecl ol my 0xam1r￿t￿)n ol charills accounts as out und&1 $￿tion
145 of the Charities Act 2011 1'lh• 2011 Ad'l. In c4nyiNJ my 6xarrmnat￿ I hav8 lollow8d tho DiractK)ns givan by tho Ghority
Commission under section 145(51 Ib) ol 2011 Ad.
Inde￿nd•nt •xamln•rf¥ statom•nt
Since your charitys gross income exceeded £250.CI)O your exanwrw must be a men4)er of a lisied body. I can C￿flYM that l am
qualified lo undertake Ihe examinalM)n bèeaus• l am a registered mèmb6r of Institute ol Chartered ACt￿ntants In England &
Wa￿S which is on8 of lh8 listad t*Jd*¥.
I have Cornpletod my examinatK>n. I confinn that ￿ matt•r8 havo c•)me to my in conn8(*￿ vAth th8 exeminalon giving
rne cause io believe..
accounts'ng r8cordg wèrè nol %ept in respoct ollho Ctynpany 88 reguirsd by 8•¢tK>n 386 of lh• 2(￿ Ad., c
the accounls do not accord with those records.. or
th8 accounts do not cornp￿ with lh¢ accounliTrJ rewSr8ments of sedon 396 of the 2006 Act other than ary requlrem8nl
that the accounls glve a true and lalr view which is not a matter cLIn￿dered as part of an independent examinatbn,. or
the accounts hav• bèén pf8pwed In 8cc(xd#ncè whh Ihè m￿0d$ aThJ pnnciplès of Stat8m•nl ol Rocomm8ndod
Pracllcè for a¢countlng and reporting by tharities lapplicat￿e to ¢h8rit*$ preOThJ ttwr a¢counts In a¢cordanc$ wtth the
Fln?nckql Rgporfng Slandard aFsJIKaNe In Ihe UK aThJ Republc of I￿nd IFRS 10211.
I haw no concems and hava eorne across no other rnatte￿ in eonnection wilh the èxarnknauon to whkh atten￿L￿ should bo drawn
In thls ra•rt in ￿d•rt0 gnAblg a proper undeTstandkn3 of tho 8co)unts lo bo rg8thgd.
Slmon Coop8r. FCA
Insltute ol Chartered A¢￿untants In EngLqnd & Wales
Mon8hans
Chartered Accounlanty
14a Forest Gate
P8wsham
Chippenham
Wlhshlre
SN153RS
Date..
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statemtnt of Financial Aetlviu
ratlng an Income and EX￿ndIture A¢u>unt
for the Year En¢edL1 M h 2022
Inc
2022
Total
fvjnds
2021
Tol81
funds
Unreslrthd
fund5
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
DonatK)n8 and19garies
25.126
25.126
23.478
Charltablo actfviths
Charitable Se￿1￿9
147.160
.981
244.141
31S.329
Olher trading activibes
Investmenl irthrne
40.258
78
40.258
78
27,519
388
Totsl
212.622
96.981
309,603
366.714
EXPENDITURE ON
R&slng funds
153
Charltabl• ¥¢¢lvltb••
Charitoble s6ThIc*s
237.867
82,868
320,735
281.252
Total
241.076
323.944
281.405
NET INCOMEIIEXPENDITUREI
128.4541
14,113
114,3411
8S,309
Tran•f•rn b•lw••n fund•
13,461
113.4611
Ngt mov•mgnt In fvnd•
I14.993)
114,3411
85.309
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total fund• brought fornianl
217.113
27,371
244,484
159,175
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
202.120
28.023
230,143
244,484
The notes form wt ofthe58 finarKa81 statements
Pag8 8

bowd Chl
Ist•r•d numbor: 02698820
Balanc• Sheot
1Ma
2022
2021
FIXED ASSETS
Tangl1￿e as5è1S
13
32,247
27,579
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Cash al bank and In harKI
14
2,867
202.107
5,855
215,889
204.974
221.744
CREDITORS
Amounts fallSng due wlthin on8 year
15
17,0781
14,839}
NET CURRENT A&8ETS
197.896
216,905
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT UA81UTIES
230.143
244.484
NET ASSETS
230,143
244,484
FUNDS
Unrestrletod lunds
Raslrtetod lunds
18
202.120
28,023
217,113
27,371
TOTAL FUNDS
230.143
244.484
charlt8bkg ccryany Is enliued to exemplkjn from audlt uThJer see￿0￿ 477 01 tr* Companth Act 2C¥)6 for the yg8r ended
31 March 2022.
The mambèrs have nol required the wrnpany to obtsin w audit of ils fin8n(i81 stsierwts for the year ended 31 March 2022 in
accordance wlth Secuon 476 01 the Coffynles Acl 2006.
The tNst•o$ a¢kwAtdge tw fgsF(ffiWt4￿es for
la}
ensuriry Ihal the ch8rilabl8 cimyyny koaps acC￿nting thal c4Jmply S*￿I￿s 386 aThJ 387 of tho Cornpanies
Act 2006 and
pr8paring finend81 stalgrr¢nts 9￿8 8 true and fatr wew of Ihg 818t¢ of affairs of Ihg ¢h81itablg ￿mP￿nY as 8t the end
of each financkql year and of tts surplus or deffic￿ for flnandal year In acoyd8nc8 ￿th the requirgrnents of Section
394 and 395 and which ¢XhoThwse cOm￿Y with the requirements ol the Compani86 Act 2(K)6 rd8ting to finanryal
61al6m•nls. so lar as apdICa￿ 10 th8 ch8rit8t4a company.
Ibl
These financial slalemenis have been ￿epa￿ in aL￿r￿rth Ihe prnions applcable lo tharitatAe cornp4ni83 8ubl8Ct lo tha
small compan￿$ rggim•.
The fln8n¢lal statements ￿re apF¥oved by the Board ol Trustees aTrJ aulknsed fDr 155ue on . . .
W8r8 signed on Its b8hAW by..
and
Christophw Tèmnc• Nunn- Trust8è
Paul Richard Loveday- Trustee
The Th)tes forrn pwt of Ihese ffinarKial staterT
87

boa
s to the Financial Statements
for thÈ Year End&d 31 March 2022
ACCOUNTING ￿1ClEs
8asS9 of prgparlng th• fknanclal stat•ments
Springboard ChIp￿nharn 15 an incorpor8ted regi%tered in England Wales. The prfnop818ddres5 of charity is
given within the reference and admini8tratDn detai& on page 4 of these ffinanrial statements. The nature of the charivs
operations and principal advities are provk18d in th8 Rerth ofthe Trust885.
Th6 charity constitutès a pU￿C ben8fit en*"ty as defined by FRS 102. The finawal Stslemenls have been prepared In
8ccordanca with Accounting and Reportiro by Charitiès." Staltsment of Recomm6nd8d Prècticé applicable tts ch8riti88
preparing th8ir ac￿unIS in accord8nce with Ihe Finan(ial RepoititvJ Stsndard 8pylicBtAe in ihe UK and Republic of Ireland
IFRS 1021 issued in October 20191. the Financial ReporbThJ Stsndard a￿￿￿ble in the Unitsd Kingdorn and Republic of
Ireland, th8 Cha￿t￿8 Ad 2011, the CompanS8s Act 2(kn UK Gwernlty Accepted Practkè.
The financial stalen￿nIS are pwared on a gc*ng wnc4m b83i8 undor tho hisltyical cost cvnventKin. modified to indude
eertAin items at lair value. The financ￿1 $181ements are prepared UJ stth'ng whith is the funct#)nal ujrreney ol the charity
And rounded lo the nea￿$1 £1.
The S￿n￿C￿nt accounting apr4￿ in the rK8pwakn of th&sé fina￿81 statements set ou¢ bebw. Thgse
pollcle8 have been ¢On8￿18ntty ap￿0￿d to all y8ar8 pr888nted unkn8B 0lh8n%l88 Staw.
Golng concem
The finan¢ial 51aternenty h8ve l>een prepaTÈ(l on a eonc•m b8SiS ès Iru$tees belièvè thal no material
uncert8lnlles exlst. The Iwste¢s h8ve con%dered the level of fvnds hdd arKI the 8XP8ded level of income and expenditure
for 12 rnonths from aulhorising Ihese financial 5t8iements. Thg tKJd9gled incorn? and expenditure Is sufficient with tho levgl
ol r8seN8s for tho charity to bo abl8 lo continu8 as a goiroJ concom. Th8 trustees have considered th8 ongolng potènual
Impact of th• ujre￿¥•￿t5 Covh1-19 por#J8nc aNJ con¢*Jd•J thal Ihffj Th)t Iho wng conc•m $labJ$ of th•
¢h8rity.
In¢om•
l incofflè l¥ rgcogni5ed In th8 State￿￿nI ol Fina￿¥81 ActNib'e5 onca Iha charity has entlug￿nI lo Ihe fuTrJ¥, 1115 protsable
Ihal th? Incorne I￿11 b? recelved and the arrwnt can be m83sured re&aUy.
For donatkjns to b8 roC0g￿9￿￿ th8 ch8rlty h8V0 b￿n nobf*Y of ts alT￿nts and lh8 s•tt18m•nl dat• In ￿tt￿n9. If thèr•
are condS1iorns atta¢h•d lo Ihè donolion aThJ Ihls requlw a 18vd of performanc6 beforo onlillèm8nt can ba oblainfrd thèn
incAJm• is del8rr8d unts"I Ihos• CL¥)ditK)ns ar• mal ￿ tha lu￿￿m￿l of thosa condits.￿S is Wit￿"n tho ecrflrol of Ihg ¢h8rily
ond il 1$ prob9b￿ Ihal Ih•y will b& fiAfilbd.
Donaled ladlltbes and donaled sxofes51c￿ seThlce3 are rec(gnlwl In al th* lalr valug when their economlc
benefrt is proba￿e. il can be measwed relkibty and Ihe charity has over the item. Fair value is delem)ined on th8
basis of thè valuè ol thè grft 10 the charily. For •xamth tho anyjunt thè charity would bè willing ￿ psy in the op8n market
lor wch lacilil'es and Sery￿e8. A corre8pornlirvJ amwnt is r8cogry¥td in ¢xpendslure. Th8 accornmodatv)n and facil1t￿8
from whkh the charfly operates a￿ provhjed at a dISr￿￿ted renL Ihe Ma￿et value of whkh has been a558858d a5
£17,250 per annum. Starting Septetnbef 2019 an annual Mt ts pak1 of ES.775 lor additv)nal Space N the same
accommodotion and facilit￿5. In accordance ￿1h the o¢LYyJnting KKlioes the ￿nt frge dgment has begn included a5 both a
doMthJn 8nd an oyns•.
Incorne fr¢)m grants is rewised al fair value whgn thg charily has enlioement after any perfomiance condltK)ns have
been rnel. it is probable that the inc(me wll be recwved and Ihe arrwnl be m88suThJ rela￿y. 11 enlitl8m6nt is not mot
th8n t￿se amounts ar• deferr￿.
Incomg from tradin9 aCtNiDes in¢*Jdes eamed fwK1r8i￿ng gvents and Ir8ding athities to rw6e funds for th
charity. Income is received in exthang8 for SU[W￿ng g¢x¥ts and seNces in order to rais8 lunds and is racogni98d wh8n
8ntiUement has ocojrred.
Exp•ndltur•
Liabili118s are recognisod as •xp8nditurè as soon as theffj is a legal ￿ ￿n$Iru¢￿Vfr obligatK)n commrtling thè eharity to that
axpenditur•, it Ig probab￿ that a tra￿ler of $CL¥￿nic b8nafits wll bè requ￿ed in s811leThnt and th8 arnounl of the
obligation can be ffleasured reliaNy. Expenditure is accounled for on an accruaL% basis has been dassified uncler
headings that aggregate au o)st ￿lated to the ¢ateg(ry. Where costs ¢anTh)¢ be dirncty attrYDulod to pa￿"&JIar h98d￿95
th￿ have been allocat8d lo a¢￿vi￿O$ on a basis c4y)sistenl ¥￿1h use of ￿$￿r¢0$.
Tanglblo fix•¢l ass•ts
Depre¢K8b'on is provxled al the Ic4bvirrfJ annual rates in ￿￿er to write off eath a&%el ¢)ver its estimaied useful Ife.
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nham
Notes lo th? Flnanclal Statsments- cont1n￿d
End8d 31 MarGh 2022
ACCOUNTING POLICIES- contlnu8d
Tangible fix•d ass•ts
Plant and machinery
Fixtures and fitbngs
Computer equiFvnent
25% on rgducing bala
25% M straohl line ba
25% on Stra￿h¢ line bas
Flnanclal Instrum•nts
The chanty only h¢Jlds bas￿ f￿anc#al inslruments as dfjfin￿ in FRS 102. The finanual assets and financial liabilitie8 of thè
chority and their measurement basis are as f￿1￿..
Fln8ndal 8S5èts - trade and other debtors are bosk llnandal Instwmnts and Bre d8bt instrurn8nts m￿Ured 91 arnortk8od
cost as d818i18d in note 14.
- is dassbfied as a basic fina￿￿ ￿1￿ment and is moawJr8d al laco valu•.
Flnancial IL4bllltles - trade credilor5. accwa15 arHJ olhef Credit￿ are financwl instNm8nts. aThJ are meaSU￿d at amortK8ed
Cost as detailed ￿ n th 15. Taxatix and So￿￿ securfty are not induded In the financkgl Instruments disdosure d8flnrtkJn.
Taxatlon
The chadty Is an exempt chartty wthin tha m•anlfyJ ol scknedulg 3 of the CharilK8s Ad 2011 8r¥J Is tonsldered to pass the
tests set out In Paragraph 1 Sthe(lukn fj FlnAnt• Ad 2010 aNI th8relcwe it nwts the definllkn of • tha￿ta￿a eompgny for
UK corporation tax PUfPO8es.
Fund accountlng
Unrestricted funds can b8 uBed in 8cctsd8nc* wmlh th8 d)afilabl& 01 ts disrAK)n gfthg tru$t•OS.
Deslgn8t£d lunds Comp￿ unr•stn"ct8d lunds thal have been s¥1 aSKh by th• trusl8e5 for pa1￿CUlar Th¥ aim
and use ol each designaled fund 15 Sèt tyjt In tho notes to the finar￿jaI st8￿Men(s.
Reslrfcled funds can onty be used for partkular rest￿ted pU￿oSeS wrthin th8 oble(#6 rf th8 tharty. Rèslrfetlons arfse
whan speeSned by the donororkn fvnd$ are ralsed for particular rostrleied purposes.
Further 8xplanatkJn of the nature and PLfPO89 of lurwj Is Ind￿jad In th8 TrJle8 lo th8 finandal slataments.
P•n•lon co•ts and oth•r pm1￿•ll1￿n￿nl ￿h•fits
The charrtable ¢rynpany OrArat￿ 8 d&fn8d conlrtJutM pen￿On sthèm. Contribut￿8 payable Its Iho ehafitabl8
eompany's penston schemo are charged lo ts sta1grr￿nt of Fin￿￿al A¢twits6 in tho Pgrioj tts which thay rolaie.
DONATIONS ANO LEGACIES
2022
2021
Donations
Gift ai(J
Donated sgrwic8s and lacilitios
3,895
2,333
17.250
17,250
25,126
23.478
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board Ch
nh
s to the Financial Staternents- contin
forthe Year Ended 31 March 2022
OTHER TRADING ACTMTIES
2022
2021
Fundraising evgnts
40,258
27.519
INVESTMENT INCOhlE
2022
2021
Deposit ac￿￿1 interest
78
388
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTivmES
2022
2021
Aclfvlty
Charitabb swvt•s
Charitable sewv
Contra¢lual paym8nts
Gr8nl8
75.442
168,699
75.442
239,887
244,141
315,329
RAISING FUNDS
Oth•rtradlng acllvlll••
2021
Fundraisi￿ and puNidty
3,209
153
CHAWTABLE ACTIVITIES COSTS
&Jp
C05ts159e
TrJlg 81
Dired
Totals
Chailtabl8
318.285
2.470
320,735
SUPPORT COSTS
Govaman¢e
C051s
Charftable seNlces
2,470
NET INcOMEIIEXPEND￿uREl
Net IncLJMellexpend￿Ur8l is stated after C￿rgin￿ll￿8thtlNJl.
2022
2021
Dgpreclatton. assets
Ind8p•Nlant gxamlnarfs f80
11,900
2,470
9,549
2,271
Pa￿ 10
o)ntinued...

boar¢J Chl
nham
Notes to th• Hnan¢lal Statements- ¢ontlnugd
for the Ye¥ En
1Ma
10.
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
There were no trustees. mnvJneratKffi ￿ other iwefits for ts year ended 31 March 2022 nor for the year endod
31 March 2021.
Tru8t•O8' •xpon8•6
There were no trustees, expenses pal¢J lor thè yearended 31 Marc* 2022 norforthe yearended 31 March 2021.
11.
STAFF COSTS
2022
2021
Wagos and 58lart89
SocLal securfty costs
Other penS￿n costs
205.723
7,328
12,279
199,850
9,754
11,564
225,330
221,168
Th8 average monthty n￿ber of•TrwkJye8s ijurt tho yosr was as folky•J&"
2022
15
2021
14
NuM￿r o18t•ff
No 8mpIo￿aS r•ctyvèd •moknmants in •xc•ss of£60,(th.
K•y m•na#•m•nt p•r*onn•l r•mun•rntlon
The total amount of 8rnployo8 b8neflts roc0￿•d by key man￿n￿nI personnel £112.988 12021.. £107,411). Th8 charfty
considers its kèy managern￿l persc¥)nol cory)ris• th• trustees and the Manag8r. Deputy Managers and Bu$ino8S $UPPOrt
rolo$.
12.
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTivmES
Unre5trfctod
Jnds
R¢$trf¢ted
funds
Total
lund¥
INCOME ANO ENOOWIMENTS FROM
D¢nalion$ ¥nd1804¢i•S
23,478
23.478
Charltabl• acllvltl
Charitable 3er¥lces
163.512
151.817
315,329
Other tradlng actIV￿￿S
Inv85tm8llt inwrr
27,519
388
27,519
Total
214.897
151,817
366.714
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising funds
148
153
Charltablo acllvl¢h
Charitable services
164.017
117,235
281,252
Total
164,165
117.240
281.405
NET INCOME
9).732
34.577
85,309
rransf•rs b•lwg•n fvnds
25,878
125.8781
movement In funds
76,610
8,699
85,309
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nham
to the Flnanclal Slateme
- contln
for the Year Ended 31 Mar¢h 2022
12.
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVmES- contlnu¢d
Unrèsthc
lund5
Rèstrictèd
fund5
Totsl
funds
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
TO￿ funds brought lor4V8rd
140,503
18,672
159,175
TOTAL FUNDS CARWED FORWARD
217.113
27.371
244,484
13.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Fixtur8s
Plant aThJ
Ciynputer
equipment
frtlings
Totals
COST
Al 1 Aprll 2021
Additi￿$
113,140
14.737
23.732
17.248
1.831
154,118
16,568
Al 31 March 2022
127.877
23,732
19,077
170.886
DEPRECIATION
At 1 Aprfl 2021
Charge for year
91.647
9.057
23.732
11,160
2,843
126.539
11.900
Al 31 March 2022
1CQ,704
23.732
14.003
138.439
NET BOOK VALUE
Al 31 March 2022
27.173
5,074
32,247
At 31 March 2021
21,493
6,066
27,S79
14,
DEBTORS.. AMOUNTS FALLING DUE wrrHIN ONE YEAR
2022
2021
Trado del)tors
2.867
5.855
15.
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALU14G DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2022
2021
Trade ¢reditor3
So¢lal securlty an¢J other taxes
Other credltors
13
2,488
2,338
2.724
2.550
7,078
4,839
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Note5 to tho FlnancS0l Statvments- Contlnued
for the Year Ended 31 March 2022
16.
LEASING AGREEMENTS
Mlnlmum knse payments under r￿canc￿l9b1e operatirg leases tsl due as fd10￿.
2022
2021
Within on8 year
Bolwoen one and fve years
In mre than five years
6,886
25,221
14,438
7.230
25.645
20.879
46.525
53,754
17.
ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNOS
2022
Total
funds
2021
Total
lunds
R•stn"ctod
furKI$
lund$
Fixad ag8•ts
Current 8ssel$
32.247
176.951
17.0781
32,247
204,974
17.0781
27,579
221,744
14,8391
28.023
202.120
28.023
230,143
244,484
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board C
s to the Financial Ststements- continued
fry the Year End8d 31 March 2022
18.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Net
vement
in funds
Trdnsfèrg
t*tsveen
funds
At
31.3.22
At 1.4.21
Unreslrl¢¢ed fvnd•
General lund
Designated Fund- Operating Re8ervg
Dfrsignaled Fund- Xerox
Dè51gnated Fund- Oul(k)Of pby area
Design8led Fund- Te18phone syS￿M
Designated fund- Cottonlarfs
Designated fund- lrtark Pearsc
Designated Fund. Fixed assets fund
31,867
145.lYX)
3.878
8.789
12721
116,3301
15,265
145.000
2,860
11.0181
115,6011
11.0471
6,812
6,420
191
5,373
1.375
1,375
32,247
27.579
16.568
217.113
128,4541
13.461
202.120
Reitrletod fund•
Chippenham Town Councl
Children In Need
Wiltshiro Comrnunily Fourthts)n
Earfy Years Pupil Premium IEYPPI
Masonic CharitatAe Trust
Chlppenham LI￿$
Weinst￿k
Willshire Counal PPE
Groundworks
Chippenham Borough L8Nls- Gaze
Chipp8nham Area Board
M8rgarg1 LIthf19￿ Trust
Julia Hans RauBing Trust
Garfield VV6ston
P18yroom Snack9
Wiltshire Council Trainin9
Communlty Fund
Arnold Clark
Pènny Noad
¢hippenh8m 8trwgh Lands- RabbKs
11,1681
2.272
12,0821
355
1.29)
12321
2.272
13551
1,250
146
2,500
712
11601
203
19941
13,0001
12.1)981
15.1041
5,104
11,920
15,6701
10,417
11061
13C4)1
1.826
750
6,250
10.417
1Crf)
1.626
1750
11,CKIO
2.750
2.750
27.371
14,113
(13,461)
28,023
TOTAL FUNDS
244.484
114.3411
230,143
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31 March 2022
18.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- ¢￿tInued
Net movement in lund$, I￿￿Jed in the abjve *• ag ￿(￿$..
Ino)nNrrfJ
Resourcès
expended
Movement
In funds
Unrestrlcted funth
General fund
Oesignated Funé- Xerox
Designated Fund- ￿tdoor p* *•a
Designated Fund- Telephone $ystem
DesKJnaled fund- Cottontals
DosvJnaled fund- Mark Pearson
DesBJnated Fund- Fixed assèts fund
210.806
1211.0781
11,0181
115,6011
11.0471
13071
11251
{11,9001
12721
11,0181
115,6011
11.0471
316
1.375
111,9001
212.622
1241,0781
128,4541
Rg$trlct¢d fund•
Chippenham Town
Childrèn In Need
Ashendene Trust
wiltshi￿ CommuThly FoundalK)n
Eady Years Pupil Premium IEYPPI
Di$8bility Aecess Fund
M88onlc Ch8rftst40 Tru$t
Chipp8nham LKffl5
W8inslock
Wiltshir# Cowcil PPE
Groundwork5
Julia Hans ROU￿ng Trust
Garf81d Wèst¢
Playroorn Sn8d¢s
Willshlre Cowcil Trainkn9
Corsham Area Board
Wiltshir8 Masons
CorDmunlty Fun¢J
ArTh)Id Clark
Pènny Noad
Sovereign Housing
Chlppenham BOr0￿3h LaNl#- Rabbiis
Public Hoarth England
11,1681
I7,6￿)
Is,cKIoI
12.0821
13581
18,6101
13,7501
17321
15001
11.0971
13.8031
130.6701
12.0831
1108
13CQI
112551
Is￿)
18,1301
2,272
12,0821
355
713
8.610
1.250
12321
2,500
203
$48
15,6701
10,417
11061
13001
4.351
25.C
12,5Crf)
1,255
9.756
750
1.826
750
1.(M)O
4.7tsJ
14,7CQI
12501
1781
2.750
78
96,981
182.8681
14.113
TOTAL FUND8
309,803
1323,9441
114,3411
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Notes to the Fln
I Statements. contin
for th• Year Ended 31 March 2022
18.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnu•d
Comparativès for mov•mont In lunds
Net
n￿ement
in fijnds
Tfansfèrs
be￿eeTr
ftjnds
At
31.3.21
At 1.4.20
Unre&trlcted lunds
General fund
Designated Fund- Operating Reserve
Designated Fund- Xerox
Deslgnaled Fund- Outdoor play area
Oesignaled Fund- Flxed assets fund
42.935
51.912
162,9801
50.000
2.490
8,789
27,579
31,867
145,000
3,878
8,789
27,579
1,1801
140,503
25,878
217.113
Restrl¢ted fund•
Chippenharn Counell
Chippenharn Borou9h Land5 (Non-term timèl
Chippenham Borough Lands. Under Zs
Children In Need
Klnglon L8nglèy Scartcrtr*s
Ashen¢Jene Trust
Willshire Commuiwly Foundalthl
St James Place
Bark ChlpOng8
Earfy Year5 Pupl Pr•mlum IEYPPI
Disablllty Acc8ss FuTrJ
Chlppenh8rn Lth3
Welnstock
Edward Gostling A4
Wilt5hlre Coundl PPE
Groundwlkns
Chippenham Borough Land8- Gazeto
Chippenham Area Board
Margar81 Lichfield Trust
Julia Hans Rau$ing Trust
Wooden Spoon
Playroom Sna¢k5
John Williams H•alirKJ
Willshir• Council Trainw19
1.168
2.541
12,5411
11,5LX)I
11.2021
151
(s.c￿l
1.322
11201
1.678
51
11.6781
1511
14071
14,9201
13621
407
4.920
538
2.103
4.472
12,1031
14,4721
565
1561
11,OS41
12.0001
12,0001
15,5751
14.0801
14.9541
$09
446
3,OOQ
2,098
5,104
11,920
10.679
16.CQO
4.954
206
12991
300
18.672
34,577
125.8781
27.371
TOTAL FUNDS
159,175
85,309
244,484
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Not•s to the Flnanclal Statoments- ¢ontlnuod
tho Y•ar Ended 31 March 2022
18.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnued
Comparatsve nel rTh)vement in ftjnds. i￿U￿￿ in ts alJ)v9 arg as fLkn5'.
IncorniThJ
resources
Resources
expended
Movement
in lunds
Unmtrth fund•
General fun¢J
De5ign8ted FurKI- Xerox
214.897
1162.9851
11.1801
51.912
11.1801
214,697
1164.1651
50.732
Restrfcted funds
Chlppenham Tohvn Councl
Chippertham B¢rou9h LaThJ$ IN¢>fytwm Iwn&l
Chippenttam BOr0￿h Lands- VTraer2'3
Chlldren In Need
Kinglon Langlèy Scafee
Ashenden8 Trust
Wirnshlre COMMU￿lY Founda
St Jamtss Plac
Eady Years Pupil Promiwn IEYPPI
Dis8bility A￿¥ Fund
Chippenham LM5
Walnslock
Ethrfard GDsUin9 AA
oron8vinJ$ Job Ral8nth)n Sch
Covid SSP
Willshir8 Council PPE
Growdworks
Chlldran In Need Covhj
Chlpp8nham B(Kough LaTrJ8- Gazeto
Chlppenham Area Board
Margaret Liehfield Tnjst
Julla Hgns R8uslng Trust
Garfield Weston
Wooden Spwn
P18yroom Snacks
John Williarns Heating
Wlltshtre Councl HardsNp (>ants
Wiltshk• Counol Traini
17921
12.5411
11.5001
13.8931
151
15,0001
12.9161
11.6781
1,168
12.5411
11,5001
11,2021
151
15.0001
2,082
11,6781
407
4,920
900
12.1031
14.4721
2A91
407
6,765
11.8451
12.1031
14,4721
125.2891
25,289
11,4351
(s￿)
12.5971
56$
1,500
2.597
5,000
4,098
10,679
16.000
10,679
144,0001
17.5001
4.954
275
4,954
206
299
1691
15091
18.0001
300
151.817
1117,2401
34.577
TOTAL FUND8
386.714
1261,4051
85,309
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nham
Notes to the Flnanclal
ments- cOn￿n
lor tho Year Ended 31 March 2022
18.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnued
Unrestricted fund descri
tions
OperatSng r¢s¢rve - This designaied fund i8 as delaknl in the Rewrt ol Trustees
Xerox- Fundlng ¢JeskJnated towards costs ol￿nta￿ kasbvJ ajreement ts ts¥o pnntersl COP￿19
Outdoor Play Ar•0 - Funds to Iransf¢ym the cwldwr play area
Telephone 8ySt•m- Funding d8sgn8led towards Costs of rentav a9rn￿nanI for th8 t818phon8 SyEtem
Cotlontsll•- Fundraising for T.shY
Mark P•ar•on . Funds de*nated tce*ard stsff salarfes lor Salurdads
FSx•d A88•t Fund - This equetes to the net valu8 offwl as8ets held by the charity
R••trlct•d lund de•¢rl tk7n•
¢hlpp•nh•m Town Coun¢ll- FuTrJ'ng towwd$ ￿l￿•S
Chlldr•n In N••d- Funding l¢xards slaff s*ries
Klnglon Lan91oy S¢ar•¢rnw•- Funding ltyafd$ Salwdatts
Chlpp•nham 8orough Land• - Fundlro recdved t0￿r￿S playdates and ffish)n Icf the under2,6
wiit¥hlr• Communlty Foundatlon- Funding t¢)war¢$ tearn dav*)pmgnt
St Jam•• Plac•. Funthng to gJpport the sdary ola Flay wother 25 h￿r3 pef week io ddlvar PECS
Earty Y••rn Pupll Pr•mlum IEYPPI - Addl￿On￿l fU￿1r￿j lo rakw attainm8nt of disadvantagod pupi
Chlppenham Llonl. Fundlng lowwds ts Ptsy wea Bnd fLWnl￿rO
Dlsablllty Acc••s Fund - is an p￿Trual payTheTrl ts digible 3 & 4 year okls whom are in r8c*ipt ()f tha Dljabt'lily Liwng
Allowanc8 IDLAI
Ma8onlc Charltabl• Trust. Fundlng tthvards PlgyrDJm slaff to del￿r PECS
W•lnslock- Funtjing salarfes fof Playroc•m staff to ddi¥ery AttenlKJn Autism ￿)
A•hgnd•ne. Funding s*rie3 WKI SUPFty)rt InstalWh￿ ol a SYS￿ and the outdoor play area
Edward Go•tSlng- FundlrvJ for Wayroom s81orfjes for 12.5 I￿rS to delivw Attention Autism proJ8Ct
Coron#vlru8 Job R•t•ntlon Sehem•- Salariès forfiJrlwh•d èmploy8eÈ
Covld SSP- co￿d-19 Slatulory Slth Pay fmdlng
Wiltshir• Counell PPE . Fundin9 for hygK8ndPPE wpliés
Groundworks- Fundlng for children's Ix¥lablo sinks. ￿￿1nteerequIpMont and virtU81 sessions
Chlldr8n In Need Covld - Fvnd5 fw $8L4rp5. F4ayrLM)rn equiprnent & train￿9
Chlpp$nham Borough Lands- Funding t(￿￿￿d5 purchasThJ a gaze
Chlppenham Ar•a Board . Funding ttr*ard$ purtha$ng p8rwla
Maryarnt Ll¢hfl•kl Trust- Fundlng towarfs purchagrg a tsamWine
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forthe Year En
1 March 2022
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- ¢onUnued
Julia H8ns Rausing Trust - Funds lors8larles for Playrm stsff lo sur¢x)rt Rabbits and the outdoor play area
Garfleld Weston - Funds lor salaries
Wood•n Spoon - Funds for sensory ￿￿1Pmen1
Playroom Sna¢ks. FundirMJ thiklrents snacks
John Wllllams H•8tlng - Funds for ¢*shwasher slalf unrfonn
Wltt¥hlr• ¢oun¢ll - Funds for
Cor*ham Ar•• B￿rd- Funding forthe ¢XrtdO￿ play are•
Wlltshlrè Masons- FundiNJ for Iha outthx)r ￿•Y ar•a
Communlty Fund - Funding for slaff 68IBw6ès tor PLgyrcthn stalllo d￿1ver Makaton
Arnold Clath - Funding 8 laptop
P•nny Noad . FurKlin9 lor Playr(￿￿ rgsourrns, In par￿O￿ar musScal instruments
Sov•r•lgn Hou•lng- FundiThJ lor Iho oul¢JC￿ ￿aY area
Publlc Hoolth England Fundlng ￿ slaff s￿￿03
Trnn•kn b•tw••n funds
Transfers totalling £13,461, £3010 and £97 Made from reslricted, designated aThJ general unrestrtcted funds
raspoc￿v0ty to the desvJnatod fixod awt luTrd 10 refoci fix8d 88sots puthsed uwng thèsè funds. In the prKJr y8ar a
transfer of £27.579 was made frL¥n unrp5th.ctwj io the desvjnplgd lu￿1$ to {￿le a desvJnatsd ￿ftd to r+fi8Ct the net book
value of fixed assets at Ihe year end dale.
Translars b8tW88f thg genoral anij ¢JeshJnated fijnds W•fè mado In Ihe current year 10 radueo tho ￿￿￿gnaterf funds held In
the Qvldoor Play Area and cOtton￿lIS lunds io £nil. and to create a new Telephone System Fund, And in the prfor year lo
¢￿ale the a designaled hjnd lor Ihe Outdoor PLay AJea and adjust the year eryj value of the Xerox lund lo re1￿cl the
rernalnlng Comm￿ment and to IncTe8se the Op8ratirwJ Reserye de5ignaled lund by £50,c¥JO.
A tr8nsf•r of £51 wgs also mado In tho yearto r¢lo8s• th8 rnmaknlng b*nce on ts B¥rk Chlpplros Fund.
19.
RELATED PARTY D15CLOSURES
Th8r8 were no related party transactkns Ix the year 31 M8rch 2021 or 31 Ma￿h 2￿.
FUNDS HELD AS CUSTODIAN
During Ihg prior year the thariiy was asked by Ihe Lctal Authonty to assk8t in Ihe {h"stri￿jtion of fr8è school mea15 vouchgrs
to those children eligibb for schod ￿￿al5. Th* ch￿tY rec•ved £270 froyn Ihe Local Authonty which was usèd to purchase
food voud*5 by the charfty and wNch We￿ fvn di51riLKrted. Thre *ere no simlar trJnsathC￿S in the pn"cK year.
Year •ndèd 31 Mareh 2021
Balarth at 1
Ap￿ 2020
Bal8ne8 8t 31
Ma￿h 2021
Ina)me
Expendrture
Movement In funds
270
270
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REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER.- 02698820 (England and Wales)
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1010231
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14a Forest Gate
Chipp8Trham
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rd Chi
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ntont8 ofth• Flnanelal Stst•ments
forthe YeaEEided 31 March 2022
Paq•
Rèport olth• Trust••s
1 to 4
d?￿n￿nI Exornin¢e$ R•port
Statsm•nt ol Flnanefjal Aetlvlti
Bal￿¢• Sh••t
Not¢¥ lo th• Flnanelal Stat•m•nts
8 to 19

bo¥d Chlpppnham nwnhr. 02698820
Roport ofthg Tn￿18•5
l the Y•ar End•d 31 March 2022
Th8 trustees who are also director5 of the Charity for the pU￿oSe$ of ￿ CLYnpanie5 Act 2￿6. we58nt thew retxyt ¥￿th th8 finaneA81
statements of the charfty for Ihe y88r ended 31 March 2022. The tTU5tee5 have adopted the prO￿S1On$ of A￿UntIng and Reportlng
by Charities.. Statement of R￿￿rn￿nded Prac*ce applicaNe to tharlI￿S weparing th8ir acC￿nIS in accL)rdan￿ with the FIn8n￿81
RopO￿ng Standard awlicable wi the UK and R8pubk ol Ir8land IFRS 102} leffectNe 1 January 20191.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Main obj•ctives of Sprlngboard
'The objects Yor wh￿h th8 C¢Ynpany Is establis1￿d to provide Safe and stimulatiThJ group ￿aY for tha a(fvancam8nl and
education of children with spetial nèeds of 898 in Noth Wllt6h￿ and for thè Supkkn of the p8r8nts. carers and farn1￿6
by the provision of ad￿£6 and infomiath)n.'
The main obJ'•ctiv8s oltha tharity are set wl in tts nknk)n stst*mwl.'-
Sprlngboard Chlppenharn pYovld•s a hvJh quality core aThJ knamlng an￿￿nMOnt for M ch1￿￿?Tr with additional negdB and thdr
familles.
rN8 is achi&vad by..
V8luino all ¢hildren a8 uniqu8
Working in partnership with pArent5 and prolessionals to provKle tsmely &nd appropnale 5UPP)rt
Ensurino that the chIkI￿n access 8￿he￿ and kndWu8Nsed laamroJ experiences through rAay
Developlng a prole5SK)nal ￿MMitted workfofcè that continues to rneet the needs of the thihlren and famli6s
Cièallng a su818inabh and c081. &ffedv8 approach to sewvic8 ddiv8ry
ce53Ing hlgh levels ol ￿ndraIsIng and tharttsbbe thalKJns tha¢ supwt tho fijnthng frorn Wlttshlr• Locol Aulhtylty
The rnanogement eommlttg¢ olm¥ to these obJec*ves by woYk1kn9 hhjh quakty f8c4ty98 and tralned 8taff.
sp￿ryboard 18 dedlcabd to hdphg prfrsdx¢4 th1*on wlth sp•dal n8•J8 to lawn thrryjgh play. It ￿lt5 lo pro¥Ad• g spre and
sts'mulaling 0nvironm8nt for pra-xho¢4 chilltrw frC￿ bwth io 5 Y￿r8 c4J wilh n8•J$. Its ¢atth￿￿nI Vd reslricled
g8ographic811y to N¢rth Willshire.
Strat•9￿• to aehl•vé our obl•cll
On sile provish)n i￿lud•S spe¢Salisl pre-5thoof sessicms chlhjren from 2-5 yoats a￿1 a $tsy and pl8y group for chlldreTr under
vo and their parènts or csr8rs. We a130 provhje gjpport and In1Dmiat￿ ltsr All parents and ca￿r9. Additionally, we offer offsite
InclU51L￿ 5UPPOrt lo Mainstream settjngs wfth whorn we shar8 chiklr8n. Staff frr*n these settings also access support by ￿sItIN the
centre. Thes8 aclivltlos are aknod at promoting the indu5+)n of clwldrgn with SEND in th8ir Ioc81 s8tNngs. Wo help to cO￿rdInate a
range of rolaled agendas bvho may bg Invdved wilh Ihe chldffamity. Those Ind￿• H8aKh Prol•sslonBls such a5 nurs•s and heHlth
visitors, Educational Psy¢hokgi$ts. PhYS￿lhO￿piSts. Occupabonal Thaf8pisls. and Sp•gth aThJ LoNJuy Thwapist8. Our pdrnary
aim is to pro￿￿te p05its.ve lifeloThJ outcorn￿ Ihrough wty supptyl 8TrJ inteNeniion.
The 8¢hlgv•m&nts of chibjren are ass•ss•d thr￿h thè E8ty Y•8rs FourKlation sta￿ IEYFSI on an indlwdual bAsl$ and at
rgguiqr team around the chiky revthv me8lingS to 8nsur• supptht is •vailHtIg. Ilw ¢on indudg SEN Surfo)rt meelingB.
Springboard ￿ raled'outslanding" by Olst•d.
Swngbo8rd provths sUbstants￿ beneffts to Ch*jr￿ and thth'r I*TMh"88 Ihrough ad￿al￿. m￿11-agenCY wL¥king. infonllation. and
BUPPOrt and ad￿ce servkes. Local prb-sthLth ?r¥J sdvJd¥ be￿1 fr(xn speglisl adv￿ and indusK)n support providgd.
Publle ￿ne11t
When s8llrKJ pkns and prlorillos. th8 Trusteès ¢*f SprfNJbtsard ChIp￿nh￿rn have lolltswed thè lat8St guldèllnés from tha Charlty
Commission on provision of public benefit. in acoyd8n￿ *ith the Chari￿￿$ Act 2011. The Tru51e85 consider how actlvilies
align with the ci>jecaives and IcKus on wovN1ing th8 acbth whK* wll maka th8 ￿st difi8renc8 to the children and farnllbs.
In dèlivering these actiwtie8. Spnr￿￿Oard idenlif*s Ihe benefits lo the semces users and m￿1¢0[$ pwress lo ensure the benefits
a￿ accumulating as planned. A cyde of continuou5 Inv￿VeMent is used to a55ess perfOrn￿n￿ and lo kYc¥nole positive lifelong
outcom8511Y the chibjren.
SprlngboaTd works agency eontext to ImKwove the o¢JtoJmes both thId￿n and th￿r farn11￿$, helplng children to
cNève th8ir fijll potènual. This benefits al of s(Miety. In 8ddtbon to the benefiawie5 themsdvès. By doing IhLs, Springboard moets
the public benefit requirement as described in the Charilies Act of 2011. The work undertaken is in support o150oal capital by
ensuring that (*ildren with disabilltles and theirlamiliB5 are U*ir kn(¥l cunnNJnits"es.
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forthe Year Endod 31 March 2022
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Voluntoors
Without the support of m8ny vdunteers and SwThJt*)ard be unable to provide Ihg service Ih8l it dogs. Volunteers
ar8 in short supply ￿ are vital to rneeting the ob￿￿VeS of the charty. As a ￿nrn￿e we rewgni8e the difficulty of recruilro
votunleers and see this as an area for considera1￿. We are at ways. we may t* able to recruit mcffe volunteers for the
managemont commthe during the next f￿ancial year.
ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE
CharStable actlvitl•s
Dosplle the continued Impact ol Co￿19, Ihere have been scffi8 ath58vemenls to celebr8te'.
Sprlngboard has remalned ¢pèn throughout the pandemk. reSp￿d1￿j lo Govemrnent thce. adapbng w(rtocols 8nd
processes to ensure the safely of bolh the staff and Ihé seNice users.
Applyino for granis and securirrtJ ¢wc￿l funding, vthh r¢tAacad lost wh>)mo from lundraislng ovents.
Th8 insl8llats.on and tronslormalH)n of our wldoor play areas.
A¢hittving ￿t￿l8￿￿1n9 from Olstad for the 4th conseculive tmo.
Swlngboard the charfty lunded..
Funding Iow8rd8 67 FlaCèrn￿t5 Iwharts ehrfdren over the of 2 attends up lo 5 Im￿18 a day **h¢yJt theK parenlsl
A weekly session for parents vllh chmren Bged 2 ￿15 and undef.
Assisled with some Iranswrt costs.
Playdalès l$18y and play sossions in non4em lirnel
Saiurdad$ Imonlhly Saturday morrwng group ts'Dads'and male carers I
Workshop5 lor parents and other prof8S5ionak the Impl￿entatic￿ ol Makaton and Msuals io akl communlcauon
Termty Cuppa and Chal gesslon5 for parenls and ¢arer5
IMP￿t- what dIff•r•n￿ 8•rvlc• mak•?
Springboard offers surp)rt to ¢hildr¢n land lam*•sl as Soon •s fc41Mng rfjfwral. whother ￿ 18 8 placom•nt
for assessment. full placerngnl rx a Stay and pl￿ g￿P or PL9ydatos, Salurdads and workshops.
Stall are encourage<l to Ihink holislKally and about 1amil￿a5 can bè support8d bèyoThJ SFxnJboard with olh•r ayncy
support.
Lead pract1￿oners attend thal nehwjrk and dusier rneelhy Irm tran4Ow3. ￿ manager allgryjs the Earfy Year5
Ref8r8nce Group, MAF Imulb. Agency Forums). is a Govemor lor SIfveW(￿ Speual Sch¢)ol. work3 the local aulhorlty
on the Imp￿men181On ol Ils 0-25 SEND Indusk)n strategy to ￿￿jra Springboafd remalns prof&sslonally Infomed about
th8 neods and Intenllons for SUPFKJrt. Staff attend the Heahh Edu¢al*)n Lkliw Mèatings IHELMI to support th¢ wk18r
indusron n*0ds of mainslr8am sottings in North Willshire.
The onllThe ￿arnIng joumal and technokjgy 8naLA8s groater porf*ation from p¥8nts. This glvog grnat8r transp8ro￿Y
about the chlld s Sprfngboard experiences aryl Ihwr develo￿ents1 prc¥m.
Spvlngboard hosts P8odlatr+claTrs' cllnlcs. Ih15 t*nefits thgy do Th)t ngsd to travd to apOnlrn¢nts the
child is in a familiar sotting.
Springboard cA)nsulls wrth soNic* users to ev*uate an¢J plan provwon.
Springboard 3eW-gvaluath)ft prA¢tie• fty ¢ontinwJs impr0￿M￿nI to pkn 9￿j praclKe Io Fffomoie th& wtiv• oulcom•s for
the chlldren.
Staff continue to access training - ￿ Thjw havg a straH group wlth a raThJ8 of hWr4evel qualffical￿s wAlhin Ihe tyayroorn and th8
office, including an Eady Ytrats Post Grnd, an MA in ¢￿'kIh{￿jd and Youth. Hc￿8 Degree aThJ F￿ndat￿)n Degree
Office staff attend trainiFV atKJ forums lo develop tr* bjsiness rnanagemenl ath￿e$. Busire35 rAannuw indudes Ihe development
of service5, 5USt8inability and planning for grant 8pplicatic¥)sl fundrnislrvJ.
CHALLENGES
COVID Isolallon rules Impacted heavly upcffi stafflry levets ¢TraW ts larg￿ sustainabilty challenge of th9 yg8r,
Staff 8b59nce 8nd staff retuming 8fter hawing COVID ￿ated a prffted h*3h *thlo&J. which vrns challenging lor the staff. The
absence ol both slaff and children impacted on the wjientiai of the chjldren. Il"sk Assessments were in place to ansurè that the
health & safely of all slakeholders remained pararnounL
A furth8r (xjnsequence wa5 th8 reduced due to lundraisthw events. Like many thariles COVID effecled SpNngboard.
trustees monitored and eVal￿ted all av8iL8trAe io Ihem to giv8 SwngLThrd b85t sustainability.
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Jrlngbowd Chl
nham
Ist•rnd numbor. 0269B820
Report ol the Trustse5
arEn
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Roserves and financi•l Control
ConS￿ering the st8tutw fundiThJ shortf811 from earher years based on the current e￿nOMIC dimale. the trustees dec￿ed lo
sèl a*de Sufficient fund5 to cover up to six r(￿￿¢h$ opeialry o)sts las reconynended by the Charfty CommL8sk)nl. Thls reserve
would bg us8d to suppbmenl monlhty cash 1kn4 shortages. 11 is th8 tsuste&'s intention to ke8p Ihe op8rating r8serv8 8t
approximately this level to Protect tho charity trom changès in cor• cost fundiTrJ and lo ￿r any potgntkgl obligations. This r88grv8
would be used lo mlr4mise the imp*t up)n lh¢ d)Idr¢n duThvJ thtr transtt￿n penr•J.
Thls re5ery8 is currenly £145,0￿. whKh is equivalent to approXimat￿Y 6 mnths operattng cosis. At the yew end date there was
£15.265 01 general Un￿StrIC1ed fijnds in add¢Uon lo this cyernts.ng ieseNe.
A rolTh'ng Ihre•-y8ar plan and annu4 bud9et ore wcoJuwl for ea¢* finanrad year. o98lnst wNr* actual perfonnance Is contlnually
monitored.
Al the regular rneetlngs oflhe manog&mant committe• Ihe p8rtm8￿ aoanst bud9Ot15 d15ryW8d. 8lon9sklo cash f￿w.
Suffici￿t controls Syst￿$ •r8 in Flace to ensure ts 8ewity WKI effic4￿1 u80 01 tha tharW6 as68ts. Additional bart
accounts h8V8 b88n O￿ne[l wth a io koepng Savvy b8kM L85.th10 and try lo miniMk￿ any futur• 108s•8 il Ihara
a￿ hjlure bank collapses.
I trustees glve up Ih81r lirne Irth 8nd no rernun8ralth w85 p8kl ￿r. No trustee recefved any benefft. TNstees dalm
out ol pocket expen58S to be reimbursed al cosl price. or alt8matNety Ihe trustee can choose 10 donate the cost ol the expense lo
our charlly. Exp8n8es ar8 reimbursed as par tho p)Iky aThJ guid•lw. vAlh a to acc89sing vduntaars Irom 811 backgrounds.
However. as a chadty pay tax a¥ an employer thrcvah the natirAwl insuranc4 contrit￿b0rts we make.
Sprfngb08rd ulllses a varfety ol fundlro slreams to promote sustainabillty. these IrKlude lundralsing O￿nIS. ¢JonatkJns, grants and
8 contrad with Wlllshlre Councll. In addlb'on, spriN￿rd. lik8 othèr nurwiès and pr8sehoc4s can d8Sm unlversal lundlng su¢h 8S
Early Years Enlill8menl fundiro fr*r 3 4 y•gr okts 8nd 2 ￿•r c4ts. E8rfy Yo8rs Pupil PreM￿rn IEYPPI and Oisablily
Aechss Funding IOAFI.
In Ihg kg81 financial year Springboard was fortun8le to receive 8 nwrt*r of grnnts, wt4ch helped wrth the fin8nd81 sustsinabllity ol
the charity and overcome sorne ol Its lunth8idNJ chaI￿ng8s.
Ov•rall flnanclal h•alth
The current 8¢onornl¢ and pubHc $8ctor ftmdlng sftu8lll￿ Is to r8maln chal•nglro Som• Ilma lo como. Tho rnark•t 18
In¢reaslngty cornpotlllve for grant apdlcalJons and fundiNJ.
Thi8 financial year has been no exceptsm., hcY•mer. Sw"ngbwd not th rea(*&J ts fundraI￿￿j t8rgel surpassed il and
achleved 8 suwus. Thls Is A tr•mentknJ$ 4th1ov¥rnnt
Springboard has a gr￿1 rec¥)rd over the rwent years ol bwng abb& lo incr8&8e its InLXTh and deliver valves 8nd ¢o$l.&HectiYe
Services
8TRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND IIANAGEMEiir
L•gal Status
Spnngboaré L8 Ir￿orporated a5 a coryany by guaranleè and k¥ rg¥siornd wth the Chartty CornmL8slon as a charfty wh¢)Be
purpose 15 to 5UPPOrt pr8-sth(x)I chi￿ren wilh speckql needs and their parents.
In setting our oblectlves and F4anning our ￿ti¥ll￿?$, Ihe Intstees have ¢kty congdered the Charity Cornmisgion's guida￿? M publi
btrnefit.
Org4nl$atlon
The Ch8rily 1$ man89gd by o Manageff￿nt c(xnmiMs*. from ItMS gr￿p. a Chaimian, V￿0 Chaimian, Treasur8r and when
appropriats a Company seC￿lary a￿ chosen. h i8 wYer￿d by its Artdes ol A8swatK)n datéd Juty 2019 and by its Memorandum
ol Association dated July 2019.
The Memorandum ol Association set c*rt the chaiitsble purFM)se5 for b8nefrt'.-
to providè safè and stimulating group ￿aY for ￿ advan￿men1 and e¢ucatwx of children wlh 3pea'81 nèeds of pr•-sd)o
8ge in North Wilishire and for the ¥urTMyl gf th8 p￿ents, carer5 and by t1￿ PfOVkSK¥) of advi￿ and Info￿atr.0n.
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rd Chi
nharn
of the Trust
lor th& Year Ended 31 March 2022
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
rruslèos aro eleeted by Members of the Company at tha Anr￿1 Gen￿￿ Meelir4J. Trustees are appointed for a temi of three
years, aftèr which they are eligible for r￿le¢￿ for a second tem) ol three years. After cTh)seculive tern￿ a trustee musl
re-syn lor a minimum ￿n0d of a year.
I trustees are requlrod to agrèe to a ccAle of conduci suitablty. 08S Ch￿ to ￿mpl818 sn Induction progrBmrn8 8nd onllne
S8leguardlng Iralning. Theffj Ls a nomhaled lrnslee for SafeguardiNJ.
Rlsk m¥nagoffl¢nl
The trustees have a duty to kjentify and review Ihe risks to the dmiity is e¥p)sed and to ensu￿ approprlate contro15 are
place lo wovidè reasonable assurance aga￿st fr￿￿1 and errry.
The trustees are responsi￿• for ansuring the eh8nty's assets are saleguarded agaI￿t Un￿thOri$•d LLS• or dlsposition and for
ensuring Springboard complies wth 811 Ihe relevant Lqw5 and regulalw)ns.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
R•gl8tor•d Company numb•r
02698820 (England and W8le81
R•glst•r•d Charlty number
1010231
Rggl•t*r•d offi¢•
Kinos Rise Centre
Lodge Road
Chlppenham
Wiltshire
SN1 S 3SY
Trust••8
Paul Richard Lovaday- Tr•asurer
Paul James Turner. Ch&r lunlil 29.09.211
Elaine Susan Stewart
Aaron Dan￿1 Behvlay
Jennlfer Ferguson
Jesslca K81herln8 LwJht
Chrlstopher TereTr￿ Nunn- Chair (from 29.09.211
Paul George Sweet lappoinled 29.9.211
Company S¢cr•tary
Ann8 Farro11
Indgpgndgnt Examln•r
Simon Coopgr, FCA
In51itu18 of Chartèrod Acr￿Untants In EngL8nd & INal&s
Monahan3
Charterod Ac￿unlanls
14a Forest G8t8
Pewsham
Chippenham
Wiltshire
SN153RS
Approved by ord&r o1th8 ￿rd ol trustees on
aThJ slJned on its behaw by:
Annè Forrel- Secretary
Pay8 4

nd•nt Examin8rf5 R&
board Chi
rt to the Trust••s of
nham
Ind•pondent examinerf5 r*port to the trustees ofSwIn9bo￿ Chlppenham fthe Compan￿)
I report lo the charity trusteos on rny examination of the accounis of th8 Company for th6 year 8ndwJ 31 Marth 2022.
R•8pon8lbllltki and basls of rryort
As the charitys trustees of thè CcwnpaTry larKJ also its ¢Jrectors for tt)e purposes of company lawl you are respon%b￿ for tho
preparation of the accounts In accordance wLh the reqU¥e￿nts of Ihe CwaT¥es Act 21HJ6 Ilhe 2006 Act).
avlry 581i5fi8d rnyseif th81 thg of Ihe Company aro nol requirod to be audthl under Part 16 of 2(K)6 Act ond aro
eligible for independent frxarninali(￿. I report in respecl ol my 0xam1r￿t￿)n ol charills accounts as out und&1 $￿tion
145 of the Charities Act 2011 1'lh• 2011 Ad'l. In c4nyiNJ my 6xarrmnat￿ I hav8 lollow8d tho DiractK)ns givan by tho Ghority
Commission under section 145(51 Ib) ol 2011 Ad.
Inde￿nd•nt •xamln•rf¥ statom•nt
Since your charitys gross income exceeded £250.CI)O your exanwrw must be a men4)er of a lisied body. I can C￿flYM that l am
qualified lo undertake Ihe examinalM)n bèeaus• l am a registered mèmb6r of Institute ol Chartered ACt￿ntants In England &
Wa￿S which is on8 of lh8 listad t*Jd*¥.
I have Cornpletod my examinatK>n. I confinn that ￿ matt•r8 havo c•)me to my in conn8(*￿ vAth th8 exeminalon giving
rne cause io believe..
accounts'ng r8cordg wèrè nol %ept in respoct ollho Ctynpany 88 reguirsd by 8•¢tK>n 386 of lh• 2(￿ Ad., c
the accounls do not accord with those records.. or
th8 accounts do not cornp￿ with lh¢ accounliTrJ rewSr8ments of sedon 396 of the 2006 Act other than ary requlrem8nl
that the accounls glve a true and lalr view which is not a matter cLIn￿dered as part of an independent examinatbn,. or
the accounts hav• bèén pf8pwed In 8cc(xd#ncè whh Ihè m￿0d$ aThJ pnnciplès of Stat8m•nl ol Rocomm8ndod
Pracllcè for a¢countlng and reporting by tharities lapplicat￿e to ¢h8rit*$ preOThJ ttwr a¢counts In a¢cordanc$ wtth the
Fln?nckql Rgporfng Slandard aFsJIKaNe In Ihe UK aThJ Republc of I￿nd IFRS 10211.
I haw no concems and hava eorne across no other rnatte￿ in eonnection wilh the èxarnknauon to whkh atten￿L￿ should bo drawn
In thls ra•rt in ￿d•rt0 gnAblg a proper undeTstandkn3 of tho 8co)unts lo bo rg8thgd.
Slmon Coop8r. FCA
Insltute ol Chartered A¢￿untants In EngLqnd & Wales
Mon8hans
Chartered Accounlanty
14a Forest Gate
P8wsham
Chippenham
Wlhshlre
SN153RS
Date..
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statemtnt of Financial Aetlviu
ratlng an Income and EX￿ndIture A¢u>unt
for the Year En¢edL1 M h 2022
Inc
2022
Total
fvjnds
2021
Tol81
funds
Unreslrthd
fund5
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
DonatK)n8 and19garies
25.126
25.126
23.478
Charltablo actfviths
Charitable Se￿1￿9
147.160
.981
244.141
31S.329
Olher trading activibes
Investmenl irthrne
40.258
78
40.258
78
27,519
388
Totsl
212.622
96.981
309,603
366.714
EXPENDITURE ON
R&slng funds
153
Charltabl• ¥¢¢lvltb••
Charitoble s6ThIc*s
237.867
82,868
320,735
281.252
Total
241.076
323.944
281.405
NET INCOMEIIEXPENDITUREI
128.4541
14,113
114,3411
8S,309
Tran•f•rn b•lw••n fund•
13,461
113.4611
Ngt mov•mgnt In fvnd•
I14.993)
114,3411
85.309
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total fund• brought fornianl
217.113
27,371
244,484
159,175
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
202.120
28.023
230,143
244,484
The notes form wt ofthe58 finarKa81 statements
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bowd Chl
Ist•r•d numbor: 02698820
Balanc• Sheot
1Ma
2022
2021
FIXED ASSETS
Tangl1￿e as5è1S
13
32,247
27,579
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Cash al bank and In harKI
14
2,867
202.107
5,855
215,889
204.974
221.744
CREDITORS
Amounts fallSng due wlthin on8 year
15
17,0781
14,839}
NET CURRENT A&8ETS
197.896
216,905
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT UA81UTIES
230.143
244.484
NET ASSETS
230,143
244,484
FUNDS
Unrestrletod lunds
Raslrtetod lunds
18
202.120
28,023
217,113
27,371
TOTAL FUNDS
230.143
244.484
charlt8bkg ccryany Is enliued to exemplkjn from audlt uThJer see￿0￿ 477 01 tr* Companth Act 2C¥)6 for the yg8r ended
31 March 2022.
The mambèrs have nol required the wrnpany to obtsin w audit of ils fin8n(i81 stsierwts for the year ended 31 March 2022 in
accordance wlth Secuon 476 01 the Coffynles Acl 2006.
The tNst•o$ a¢kwAtdge tw fgsF(ffiWt4￿es for
la}
ensuriry Ihal the ch8rilabl8 cimyyny koaps acC￿nting thal c4Jmply S*￿I￿s 386 aThJ 387 of tho Cornpanies
Act 2006 and
pr8paring finend81 stalgrr¢nts 9￿8 8 true and fatr wew of Ihg 818t¢ of affairs of Ihg ¢h81itablg ￿mP￿nY as 8t the end
of each financkql year and of tts surplus or deffic￿ for flnandal year In acoyd8nc8 ￿th the requirgrnents of Section
394 and 395 and which ¢XhoThwse cOm￿Y with the requirements ol the Compani86 Act 2(K)6 rd8ting to finanryal
61al6m•nls. so lar as apdICa￿ 10 th8 ch8rit8t4a company.
Ibl
These financial slalemenis have been ￿epa￿ in aL￿r￿rth Ihe prnions applcable lo tharitatAe cornp4ni83 8ubl8Ct lo tha
small compan￿$ rggim•.
The fln8n¢lal statements ￿re apF¥oved by the Board ol Trustees aTrJ aulknsed fDr 155ue on . . .
W8r8 signed on Its b8hAW by..
and
Christophw Tèmnc• Nunn- Trust8è
Paul Richard Loveday- Trustee
The Th)tes forrn pwt of Ihese ffinarKial staterT
87

boa
s to the Financial Statements
for thÈ Year End&d 31 March 2022
ACCOUNTING ￿1ClEs
8asS9 of prgparlng th• fknanclal stat•ments
Springboard ChIp￿nharn 15 an incorpor8ted regi%tered in England Wales. The prfnop818ddres5 of charity is
given within the reference and admini8tratDn detai& on page 4 of these ffinanrial statements. The nature of the charivs
operations and principal advities are provk18d in th8 Rerth ofthe Trust885.
Th6 charity constitutès a pU￿C ben8fit en*"ty as defined by FRS 102. The finawal Stslemenls have been prepared In
8ccordanca with Accounting and Reportiro by Charitiès." Staltsment of Recomm6nd8d Prècticé applicable tts ch8riti88
preparing th8ir ac￿unIS in accord8nce with Ihe Finan(ial RepoititvJ Stsndard 8pylicBtAe in ihe UK and Republic of Ireland
IFRS 1021 issued in October 20191. the Financial ReporbThJ Stsndard a￿￿￿ble in the Unitsd Kingdorn and Republic of
Ireland, th8 Cha￿t￿8 Ad 2011, the CompanS8s Act 2(kn UK Gwernlty Accepted Practkè.
The financial stalen￿nIS are pwared on a gc*ng wnc4m b83i8 undor tho hisltyical cost cvnventKin. modified to indude
eertAin items at lair value. The financ￿1 $181ements are prepared UJ stth'ng whith is the funct#)nal ujrreney ol the charity
And rounded lo the nea￿$1 £1.
The S￿n￿C￿nt accounting apr4￿ in the rK8pwakn of th&sé fina￿81 statements set ou¢ bebw. Thgse
pollcle8 have been ¢On8￿18ntty ap￿0￿d to all y8ar8 pr888nted unkn8B 0lh8n%l88 Staw.
Golng concem
The finan¢ial 51aternenty h8ve l>een prepaTÈ(l on a eonc•m b8SiS ès Iru$tees belièvè thal no material
uncert8lnlles exlst. The Iwste¢s h8ve con%dered the level of fvnds hdd arKI the 8XP8ded level of income and expenditure
for 12 rnonths from aulhorising Ihese financial 5t8iements. Thg tKJd9gled incorn? and expenditure Is sufficient with tho levgl
ol r8seN8s for tho charity to bo abl8 lo continu8 as a goiroJ concom. Th8 trustees have considered th8 ongolng potènual
Impact of th• ujre￿¥•￿t5 Covh1-19 por#J8nc aNJ con¢*Jd•J thal Ihffj Th)t Iho wng conc•m $labJ$ of th•
¢h8rity.
In¢om•
l incofflè l¥ rgcogni5ed In th8 State￿￿nI ol Fina￿¥81 ActNib'e5 onca Iha charity has entlug￿nI lo Ihe fuTrJ¥, 1115 protsable
Ihal th? Incorne I￿11 b? recelved and the arrwnt can be m83sured re&aUy.
For donatkjns to b8 roC0g￿9￿￿ th8 ch8rlty h8V0 b￿n nobf*Y of ts alT￿nts and lh8 s•tt18m•nl dat• In ￿tt￿n9. If thèr•
are condS1iorns atta¢h•d lo Ihè donolion aThJ Ihls requlw a 18vd of performanc6 beforo onlillèm8nt can ba oblainfrd thèn
incAJm• is del8rr8d unts"I Ihos• CL¥)ditK)ns ar• mal ￿ tha lu￿￿m￿l of thosa condits.￿S is Wit￿"n tho ecrflrol of Ihg ¢h8rily
ond il 1$ prob9b￿ Ihal Ih•y will b& fiAfilbd.
Donaled ladlltbes and donaled sxofes51c￿ seThlce3 are rec(gnlwl In al th* lalr valug when their economlc
benefrt is proba￿e. il can be measwed relkibty and Ihe charity has over the item. Fair value is delem)ined on th8
basis of thè valuè ol thè grft 10 the charily. For •xamth tho anyjunt thè charity would bè willing ￿ psy in the op8n market
lor wch lacilil'es and Sery￿e8. A corre8pornlirvJ amwnt is r8cogry¥td in ¢xpendslure. Th8 accornmodatv)n and facil1t￿8
from whkh the charfly operates a￿ provhjed at a dISr￿￿ted renL Ihe Ma￿et value of whkh has been a558858d a5
£17,250 per annum. Starting Septetnbef 2019 an annual Mt ts pak1 of ES.775 lor additv)nal Space N the same
accommodotion and facilit￿5. In accordance ￿1h the o¢LYyJnting KKlioes the ￿nt frge dgment has begn included a5 both a
doMthJn 8nd an oyns•.
Incorne fr¢)m grants is rewised al fair value whgn thg charily has enlioement after any perfomiance condltK)ns have
been rnel. it is probable that the inc(me wll be recwved and Ihe arrwnl be m88suThJ rela￿y. 11 enlitl8m6nt is not mot
th8n t￿se amounts ar• deferr￿.
Incomg from tradin9 aCtNiDes in¢*Jdes eamed fwK1r8i￿ng gvents and Ir8ding athities to rw6e funds for th
charity. Income is received in exthang8 for SU[W￿ng g¢x¥ts and seNces in order to rais8 lunds and is racogni98d wh8n
8ntiUement has ocojrred.
Exp•ndltur•
Liabili118s are recognisod as •xp8nditurè as soon as theffj is a legal ￿ ￿n$Iru¢￿Vfr obligatK)n commrtling thè eharity to that
axpenditur•, it Ig probab￿ that a tra￿ler of $CL¥￿nic b8nafits wll bè requ￿ed in s811leThnt and th8 arnounl of the
obligation can be ffleasured reliaNy. Expenditure is accounled for on an accruaL% basis has been dassified uncler
headings that aggregate au o)st ￿lated to the ¢ateg(ry. Where costs ¢anTh)¢ be dirncty attrYDulod to pa￿"&JIar h98d￿95
th￿ have been allocat8d lo a¢￿vi￿O$ on a basis c4y)sistenl ¥￿1h use of ￿$￿r¢0$.
Tanglblo fix•¢l ass•ts
Depre¢K8b'on is provxled al the Ic4bvirrfJ annual rates in ￿￿er to write off eath a&%el ¢)ver its estimaied useful Ife.
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board Chl
nham
Notes lo th? Flnanclal Statsments- cont1n￿d
End8d 31 MarGh 2022
ACCOUNTING POLICIES- contlnu8d
Tangible fix•d ass•ts
Plant and machinery
Fixtures and fitbngs
Computer equiFvnent
25% on rgducing bala
25% M straohl line ba
25% on Stra￿h¢ line bas
Flnanclal Instrum•nts
The chanty only h¢Jlds bas￿ f￿anc#al inslruments as dfjfin￿ in FRS 102. The finanual assets and financial liabilitie8 of thè
chority and their measurement basis are as f￿1￿..
Fln8ndal 8S5èts - trade and other debtors are bosk llnandal Instwmnts and Bre d8bt instrurn8nts m￿Ured 91 arnortk8od
cost as d818i18d in note 14.
- is dassbfied as a basic fina￿￿ ￿1￿ment and is moawJr8d al laco valu•.
Flnancial IL4bllltles - trade credilor5. accwa15 arHJ olhef Credit￿ are financwl instNm8nts. aThJ are meaSU￿d at amortK8ed
Cost as detailed ￿ n th 15. Taxatix and So￿￿ securfty are not induded In the financkgl Instruments disdosure d8flnrtkJn.
Taxatlon
The chadty Is an exempt chartty wthin tha m•anlfyJ ol scknedulg 3 of the CharilK8s Ad 2011 8r¥J Is tonsldered to pass the
tests set out In Paragraph 1 Sthe(lukn fj FlnAnt• Ad 2010 aNI th8relcwe it nwts the definllkn of • tha￿ta￿a eompgny for
UK corporation tax PUfPO8es.
Fund accountlng
Unrestricted funds can b8 uBed in 8cctsd8nc* wmlh th8 d)afilabl& 01 ts disrAK)n gfthg tru$t•OS.
Deslgn8t£d lunds Comp￿ unr•stn"ct8d lunds thal have been s¥1 aSKh by th• trusl8e5 for pa1￿CUlar Th¥ aim
and use ol each designaled fund 15 Sèt tyjt In tho notes to the finar￿jaI st8￿Men(s.
Reslrfcled funds can onty be used for partkular rest￿ted pU￿oSeS wrthin th8 oble(#6 rf th8 tharty. Rèslrfetlons arfse
whan speeSned by the donororkn fvnd$ are ralsed for particular rostrleied purposes.
Further 8xplanatkJn of the nature and PLfPO89 of lurwj Is Ind￿jad In th8 TrJle8 lo th8 finandal slataments.
P•n•lon co•ts and oth•r pm1￿•ll1￿n￿nl ￿h•fits
The charrtable ¢rynpany OrArat￿ 8 d&fn8d conlrtJutM pen￿On sthèm. Contribut￿8 payable Its Iho ehafitabl8
eompany's penston schemo are charged lo ts sta1grr￿nt of Fin￿￿al A¢twits6 in tho Pgrioj tts which thay rolaie.
DONATIONS ANO LEGACIES
2022
2021
Donations
Gift ai(J
Donated sgrwic8s and lacilitios
3,895
2,333
17.250
17,250
25,126
23.478
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OTHER TRADING ACTMTIES
2022
2021
Fundraising evgnts
40,258
27.519
INVESTMENT INCOhlE
2022
2021
Deposit ac￿￿1 interest
78
388
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTivmES
2022
2021
Aclfvlty
Charitabb swvt•s
Charitable sewv
Contra¢lual paym8nts
Gr8nl8
75.442
168,699
75.442
239,887
244,141
315,329
RAISING FUNDS
Oth•rtradlng acllvlll••
2021
Fundraisi￿ and puNidty
3,209
153
CHAWTABLE ACTIVITIES COSTS
&Jp
C05ts159e
TrJlg 81
Dired
Totals
Chailtabl8
318.285
2.470
320,735
SUPPORT COSTS
Govaman¢e
C051s
Charftable seNlces
2,470
NET INcOMEIIEXPEND￿uREl
Net IncLJMellexpend￿Ur8l is stated after C￿rgin￿ll￿8thtlNJl.
2022
2021
Dgpreclatton. assets
Ind8p•Nlant gxamlnarfs f80
11,900
2,470
9,549
2,271
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Notes to th• Hnan¢lal Statements- ¢ontlnugd
for the Ye¥ En
1Ma
10.
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
There were no trustees. mnvJneratKffi ￿ other iwefits for ts year ended 31 March 2022 nor for the year endod
31 March 2021.
Tru8t•O8' •xpon8•6
There were no trustees, expenses pal¢J lor thè yearended 31 Marc* 2022 norforthe yearended 31 March 2021.
11.
STAFF COSTS
2022
2021
Wagos and 58lart89
SocLal securfty costs
Other penS￿n costs
205.723
7,328
12,279
199,850
9,754
11,564
225,330
221,168
Th8 average monthty n￿ber of•TrwkJye8s ijurt tho yosr was as folky•J&"
2022
15
2021
14
NuM￿r o18t•ff
No 8mpIo￿aS r•ctyvèd •moknmants in •xc•ss of£60,(th.
K•y m•na#•m•nt p•r*onn•l r•mun•rntlon
The total amount of 8rnployo8 b8neflts roc0￿•d by key man￿n￿nI personnel £112.988 12021.. £107,411). Th8 charfty
considers its kèy managern￿l persc¥)nol cory)ris• th• trustees and the Manag8r. Deputy Managers and Bu$ino8S $UPPOrt
rolo$.
12.
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTivmES
Unre5trfctod
Jnds
R¢$trf¢ted
funds
Total
lund¥
INCOME ANO ENOOWIMENTS FROM
D¢nalion$ ¥nd1804¢i•S
23,478
23.478
Charltabl• acllvltl
Charitable 3er¥lces
163.512
151.817
315,329
Other tradlng actIV￿￿S
Inv85tm8llt inwrr
27,519
388
27,519
Total
214.897
151,817
366.714
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising funds
148
153
Charltablo acllvl¢h
Charitable services
164.017
117,235
281,252
Total
164,165
117.240
281.405
NET INCOME
9).732
34.577
85,309
rransf•rs b•lwg•n fvnds
25,878
125.8781
movement In funds
76,610
8,699
85,309
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12.
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVmES- contlnu¢d
Unrèsthc
lund5
Rèstrictèd
fund5
Totsl
funds
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
TO￿ funds brought lor4V8rd
140,503
18,672
159,175
TOTAL FUNDS CARWED FORWARD
217.113
27.371
244,484
13.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Fixtur8s
Plant aThJ
Ciynputer
equipment
frtlings
Totals
COST
Al 1 Aprll 2021
Additi￿$
113,140
14.737
23.732
17.248
1.831
154,118
16,568
Al 31 March 2022
127.877
23,732
19,077
170.886
DEPRECIATION
At 1 Aprfl 2021
Charge for year
91.647
9.057
23.732
11,160
2,843
126.539
11.900
Al 31 March 2022
1CQ,704
23.732
14.003
138.439
NET BOOK VALUE
Al 31 March 2022
27.173
5,074
32,247
At 31 March 2021
21,493
6,066
27,S79
14,
DEBTORS.. AMOUNTS FALLING DUE wrrHIN ONE YEAR
2022
2021
Trado del)tors
2.867
5.855
15.
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALU14G DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2022
2021
Trade ¢reditor3
So¢lal securlty an¢J other taxes
Other credltors
13
2,488
2,338
2.724
2.550
7,078
4,839
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16.
LEASING AGREEMENTS
Mlnlmum knse payments under r￿canc￿l9b1e operatirg leases tsl due as fd10￿.
2022
2021
Within on8 year
Bolwoen one and fve years
In mre than five years
6,886
25,221
14,438
7.230
25.645
20.879
46.525
53,754
17.
ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNOS
2022
Total
funds
2021
Total
lunds
R•stn"ctod
furKI$
lund$
Fixad ag8•ts
Current 8ssel$
32.247
176.951
17.0781
32,247
204,974
17.0781
27,579
221,744
14,8391
28.023
202.120
28.023
230,143
244,484
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fry the Year End8d 31 March 2022
18.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Net
vement
in funds
Trdnsfèrg
t*tsveen
funds
At
31.3.22
At 1.4.21
Unreslrl¢¢ed fvnd•
General lund
Designated Fund- Operating Re8ervg
Dfrsignaled Fund- Xerox
Dè51gnated Fund- Oul(k)Of pby area
Design8led Fund- Te18phone syS￿M
Designated fund- Cottonlarfs
Designated fund- lrtark Pearsc
Designated Fund. Fixed assets fund
31,867
145.lYX)
3.878
8.789
12721
116,3301
15,265
145.000
2,860
11.0181
115,6011
11.0471
6,812
6,420
191
5,373
1.375
1,375
32,247
27.579
16.568
217.113
128,4541
13.461
202.120
Reitrletod fund•
Chippenham Town Councl
Children In Need
Wiltshiro Comrnunily Fourthts)n
Earfy Years Pupil Premium IEYPPI
Masonic CharitatAe Trust
Chlppenham LI￿$
Weinst￿k
Willshire Counal PPE
Groundworks
Chippenham Borough L8Nls- Gaze
Chipp8nham Area Board
M8rgarg1 LIthf19￿ Trust
Julia Hans RauBing Trust
Garfield VV6ston
P18yroom Snack9
Wiltshire Council Trainin9
Communlty Fund
Arnold Clark
Pènny Noad
¢hippenh8m 8trwgh Lands- RabbKs
11,1681
2.272
12,0821
355
1.29)
12321
2.272
13551
1,250
146
2,500
712
11601
203
19941
13,0001
12.1)981
15.1041
5,104
11,920
15,6701
10,417
11061
13C4)1
1.826
750
6,250
10.417
1Crf)
1.626
1750
11,CKIO
2.750
2.750
27.371
14,113
(13,461)
28,023
TOTAL FUNDS
244.484
114.3411
230,143
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18.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- ¢￿tInued
Net movement in lund$, I￿￿Jed in the abjve *• ag ￿(￿$..
Ino)nNrrfJ
Resourcès
expended
Movement
In funds
Unrestrlcted funth
General fund
Oesignated Funé- Xerox
Designated Fund- ￿tdoor p* *•a
Designated Fund- Telephone $ystem
DesKJnaled fund- Cottontals
DosvJnaled fund- Mark Pearson
DesBJnated Fund- Fixed assèts fund
210.806
1211.0781
11,0181
115,6011
11.0471
13071
11251
{11,9001
12721
11,0181
115,6011
11.0471
316
1.375
111,9001
212.622
1241,0781
128,4541
Rg$trlct¢d fund•
Chippenham Town
Childrèn In Need
Ashendene Trust
wiltshi￿ CommuThly FoundalK)n
Eady Years Pupil Premium IEYPPI
Di$8bility Aecess Fund
M88onlc Ch8rftst40 Tru$t
Chipp8nham LKffl5
W8inslock
Wiltshir# Cowcil PPE
Groundwork5
Julia Hans ROU￿ng Trust
Garf81d Wèst¢
Playroorn Sn8d¢s
Willshlre Cowcil Trainkn9
Corsham Area Board
Wiltshir8 Masons
CorDmunlty Fun¢J
ArTh)Id Clark
Pènny Noad
Sovereign Housing
Chlppenham BOr0￿3h LaNl#- Rabbiis
Public Hoarth England
11,1681
I7,6￿)
Is,cKIoI
12.0821
13581
18,6101
13,7501
17321
15001
11.0971
13.8031
130.6701
12.0831
1108
13CQI
112551
Is￿)
18,1301
2,272
12,0821
355
713
8.610
1.250
12321
2,500
203
$48
15,6701
10,417
11061
13001
4.351
25.C
12,5Crf)
1,255
9.756
750
1.826
750
1.(M)O
4.7tsJ
14,7CQI
12501
1781
2.750
78
96,981
182.8681
14.113
TOTAL FUND8
309,803
1323,9441
114,3411
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18.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnu•d
Comparativès for mov•mont In lunds
Net
n￿ement
in fijnds
Tfansfèrs
be￿eeTr
ftjnds
At
31.3.21
At 1.4.20
Unre&trlcted lunds
General fund
Designated Fund- Operating Reserve
Designated Fund- Xerox
Deslgnaled Fund- Outdoor play area
Oesignaled Fund- Flxed assets fund
42.935
51.912
162,9801
50.000
2.490
8,789
27,579
31,867
145,000
3,878
8,789
27,579
1,1801
140,503
25,878
217.113
Restrl¢ted fund•
Chippenharn Counell
Chippenharn Borou9h Land5 (Non-term timèl
Chippenham Borough Lands. Under Zs
Children In Need
Klnglon L8nglèy Scartcrtr*s
Ashen¢Jene Trust
Willshire Commuiwly Foundalthl
St James Place
Bark ChlpOng8
Earfy Year5 Pupl Pr•mlum IEYPPI
Disablllty Acc8ss FuTrJ
Chlppenh8rn Lth3
Welnstock
Edward Gostling A4
Wilt5hlre Coundl PPE
Groundwlkns
Chippenham Borough Land8- Gazeto
Chippenham Area Board
Margar81 Lichfield Trust
Julia Hans Rau$ing Trust
Wooden Spoon
Playroom Sna¢k5
John Williams H•alirKJ
Willshir• Council Trainw19
1.168
2.541
12,5411
11,5LX)I
11.2021
151
(s.c￿l
1.322
11201
1.678
51
11.6781
1511
14071
14,9201
13621
407
4.920
538
2.103
4.472
12,1031
14,4721
565
1561
11,OS41
12.0001
12,0001
15,5751
14.0801
14.9541
$09
446
3,OOQ
2,098
5,104
11,920
10.679
16.CQO
4.954
206
12991
300
18.672
34,577
125.8781
27.371
TOTAL FUNDS
159,175
85,309
244,484
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tho Y•ar Ended 31 March 2022
18.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnued
Comparatsve nel rTh)vement in ftjnds. i￿U￿￿ in ts alJ)v9 arg as fLkn5'.
IncorniThJ
resources
Resources
expended
Movement
in lunds
Unmtrth fund•
General fun¢J
De5ign8ted FurKI- Xerox
214.897
1162.9851
11.1801
51.912
11.1801
214,697
1164.1651
50.732
Restrfcted funds
Chlppenham Tohvn Councl
Chippertham B¢rou9h LaThJ$ IN¢>fytwm Iwn&l
Chippenttam BOr0￿h Lands- VTraer2'3
Chlldren In Need
Kinglon Langlèy Scafee
Ashenden8 Trust
Wirnshlre COMMU￿lY Founda
St Jamtss Plac
Eady Years Pupil Promiwn IEYPPI
Dis8bility A￿¥ Fund
Chippenham LM5
Walnslock
Ethrfard GDsUin9 AA
oron8vinJ$ Job Ral8nth)n Sch
Covid SSP
Willshir8 Council PPE
Growdworks
Chlldran In Need Covhj
Chlpp8nham B(Kough LaTrJ8- Gazeto
Chlppenham Area Board
Margaret Liehfield Tnjst
Julla Hgns R8uslng Trust
Garfield Weston
Wooden Spwn
P18yroom Snacks
John Williarns Heating
Wlltshtre Councl HardsNp (>ants
Wiltshk• Counol Traini
17921
12.5411
11.5001
13.8931
151
15,0001
12.9161
11.6781
1,168
12.5411
11,5001
11,2021
151
15.0001
2,082
11,6781
407
4,920
900
12.1031
14.4721
2A91
407
6,765
11.8451
12.1031
14,4721
125.2891
25,289
11,4351
(s￿)
12.5971
56$
1,500
2.597
5,000
4,098
10,679
16.000
10,679
144,0001
17.5001
4.954
275
4,954
206
299
1691
15091
18.0001
300
151.817
1117,2401
34.577
TOTAL FUND8
386.714
1261,4051
85,309
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Notes to the Flnanclal
ments- cOn￿n
lor tho Year Ended 31 March 2022
18.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnued
Unrestricted fund descri
tions
OperatSng r¢s¢rve - This designaied fund i8 as delaknl in the Rewrt ol Trustees
Xerox- Fundlng ¢JeskJnated towards costs ol￿nta￿ kasbvJ ajreement ts ts¥o pnntersl COP￿19
Outdoor Play Ar•0 - Funds to Iransf¢ym the cwldwr play area
Telephone 8ySt•m- Funding d8sgn8led towards Costs of rentav a9rn￿nanI for th8 t818phon8 SyEtem
Cotlontsll•- Fundraising for T.shY
Mark P•ar•on . Funds de*nated tce*ard stsff salarfes lor Salurdads
FSx•d A88•t Fund - This equetes to the net valu8 offwl as8ets held by the charity
R••trlct•d lund de•¢rl tk7n•
¢hlpp•nh•m Town Coun¢ll- FuTrJ'ng towwd$ ￿l￿•S
Chlldr•n In N••d- Funding l¢xards slaff s*ries
Klnglon Lan91oy S¢ar•¢rnw•- Funding ltyafd$ Salwdatts
Chlpp•nham 8orough Land• - Fundlro recdved t0￿r￿S playdates and ffish)n Icf the under2,6
wiit¥hlr• Communlty Foundatlon- Funding t¢)war¢$ tearn dav*)pmgnt
St Jam•• Plac•. Funthng to gJpport the sdary ola Flay wother 25 h￿r3 pef week io ddlvar PECS
Earty Y••rn Pupll Pr•mlum IEYPPI - Addl￿On￿l fU￿1r￿j lo rakw attainm8nt of disadvantagod pupi
Chlppenham Llonl. Fundlng lowwds ts Ptsy wea Bnd fLWnl￿rO
Dlsablllty Acc••s Fund - is an p￿Trual payTheTrl ts digible 3 & 4 year okls whom are in r8c*ipt ()f tha Dljabt'lily Liwng
Allowanc8 IDLAI
Ma8onlc Charltabl• Trust. Fundlng tthvards PlgyrDJm slaff to del￿r PECS
W•lnslock- Funtjing salarfes fof Playroc•m staff to ddi¥ery AttenlKJn Autism ￿)
A•hgnd•ne. Funding s*rie3 WKI SUPFty)rt InstalWh￿ ol a SYS￿ and the outdoor play area
Edward Go•tSlng- FundlrvJ for Wayroom s81orfjes for 12.5 I￿rS to delivw Attention Autism proJ8Ct
Coron#vlru8 Job R•t•ntlon Sehem•- Salariès forfiJrlwh•d èmploy8eÈ
Covld SSP- co￿d-19 Slatulory Slth Pay fmdlng
Wiltshir• Counell PPE . Fundin9 for hygK8ndPPE wpliés
Groundworks- Fundlng for children's Ix¥lablo sinks. ￿￿1nteerequIpMont and virtU81 sessions
Chlldr8n In Need Covld - Fvnd5 fw $8L4rp5. F4ayrLM)rn equiprnent & train￿9
Chlpp$nham Borough Lands- Funding t(￿￿￿d5 purchasThJ a gaze
Chlppenham Ar•a Board . Funding ttr*ard$ purtha$ng p8rwla
Maryarnt Ll¢hfl•kl Trust- Fundlng towarfs purchagrg a tsamWine
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forthe Year En
1 March 2022
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- ¢onUnued
Julia H8ns Rausing Trust - Funds lors8larles for Playrm stsff lo sur¢x)rt Rabbits and the outdoor play area
Garfleld Weston - Funds lor salaries
Wood•n Spoon - Funds for sensory ￿￿1Pmen1
Playroom Sna¢ks. FundirMJ thiklrents snacks
John Wllllams H•8tlng - Funds for ¢*shwasher slalf unrfonn
Wltt¥hlr• ¢oun¢ll - Funds for
Cor*ham Ar•• B￿rd- Funding forthe ¢XrtdO￿ play are•
Wlltshlrè Masons- FundiNJ for Iha outthx)r ￿•Y ar•a
Communlty Fund - Funding for slaff 68IBw6ès tor PLgyrcthn stalllo d￿1ver Makaton
Arnold Clath - Funding 8 laptop
P•nny Noad . FurKlin9 lor Playr(￿￿ rgsourrns, In par￿O￿ar musScal instruments
Sov•r•lgn Hou•lng- FundiThJ lor Iho oul¢JC￿ ￿aY area
Publlc Hoolth England Fundlng ￿ slaff s￿￿03
Trnn•kn b•tw••n funds
Transfers totalling £13,461, £3010 and £97 Made from reslricted, designated aThJ general unrestrtcted funds
raspoc￿v0ty to the desvJnatod fixod awt luTrd 10 refoci fix8d 88sots puthsed uwng thèsè funds. In the prKJr y8ar a
transfer of £27.579 was made frL¥n unrp5th.ctwj io the desvjnplgd lu￿1$ to {￿le a desvJnatsd ￿ftd to r+fi8Ct the net book
value of fixed assets at Ihe year end dale.
Translars b8tW88f thg genoral anij ¢JeshJnated fijnds W•fè mado In Ihe current year 10 radueo tho ￿￿￿gnaterf funds held In
the Qvldoor Play Area and cOtton￿lIS lunds io £nil. and to create a new Telephone System Fund, And in the prfor year lo
¢￿ale the a designaled hjnd lor Ihe Outdoor PLay AJea and adjust the year eryj value of the Xerox lund lo re1￿cl the
rernalnlng Comm￿ment and to IncTe8se the Op8ratirwJ Reserye de5ignaled lund by £50,c¥JO.
A tr8nsf•r of £51 wgs also mado In tho yearto r¢lo8s• th8 rnmaknlng b*nce on ts B¥rk Chlpplros Fund.
19.
RELATED PARTY D15CLOSURES
Th8r8 were no related party transactkns Ix the year 31 M8rch 2021 or 31 Ma￿h 2￿.
FUNDS HELD AS CUSTODIAN
During Ihg prior year the thariiy was asked by Ihe Lctal Authonty to assk8t in Ihe {h"stri￿jtion of fr8è school mea15 vouchgrs
to those children eligibb for schod ￿￿al5. Th* ch￿tY rec•ved £270 froyn Ihe Local Authonty which was usèd to purchase
food voud*5 by the charfty and wNch We￿ fvn di51riLKrted. Thre *ere no simlar trJnsathC￿S in the pn"cK year.
Year •ndèd 31 Mareh 2021
Balarth at 1
Ap￿ 2020
Bal8ne8 8t 31
Ma￿h 2021
Ina)me
Expendrture
Movement In funds
270
270
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