2020-08-31-accounts

Names and addresses ofadvisers	Names and addresses ofadvisers	(Optional information)
T	ofadviser Name	Address
Name ofchief executive ornames		ofsenior staff members		(Optional information)
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	Description ofthe charity*s trusts
	Type ofgoverning document	PLA 2011 Constitution
	How the charity is constituted
	Trustee selection methods	Appointed or Reappointed annually atthe AQM
	Additional governance issues	(Optional information)
	You may choose to include	There is a Safeguarding		Children	(child protection) Policy in place,
	additional information, where relevant, about	Enhanced disclosure and bamng (DBS)checks are carried out through Qfsted for all committee members.
	~ policies and procedures
	adopted forthe induction and training oftrustees,	Happy Days Pre-School		isa member ofthe Early Years Alliance.
	o the charity's organisational	All trustees give their	time voluntarily and receive no			remuneration	or
	structure and any wider network	other benefits.
	with which the charity works;
	e relationship with any related
	parties;
	~ trustees consideration of
	major risks and the system and
	procedures to manage them.
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	Summary ofthe objects ofthe	The aims ofthe preschool are toenhance the development and education ofchildren under statutory school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide for the needs oftheir children through a
	charity set out in its	community group.
	governing document

Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year	Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year	We're very pleased with ihe performance ofihe preschool and the staff through what was a very challenging period, due ioCovid-19. Despite this, Happy Days ended the last academic year with the savings account untouched plus a healthy balance in the current account. Families were
		kept well informed ofthe changes totheir childcare and staff worked hard
		to re-open the preschool as soon as possible and to maintain safety
		standards.

Briefstatement charity's policy	ofthe on reserves	ofthe on reserves	General Reserve —The purpose ofthe organisation is to provide Preschool learning to children. The funding comes from the Local Education Authority in the form ofthe Nursery Fducation Grani and also from fees for attendees. Changes in government policy can significantly influence the levels offees and grants that the Preschool receives. The	General Reserve —The purpose ofthe organisation is to provide Preschool learning to children. The funding comes from the Local Education Authority in the form ofthe Nursery Fducation Grani and also from fees for attendees. Changes in government policy can significantly influence the levels offees and grants that the Preschool receives. The
			primary expense incurred by the organisation is staff salaries.
			The level	offees can vary depending on the number ofattendees in any
			term, but	a reduction in attendees does not necessarily result in an
			equivalent	reduction in staff orother costs.
			As a result the Trustees feel it is prudent to maintain a general reserve so as to secure the continued operation ofthe organisation should there be
			a material reduction in fees or other unforeseen expenditure in future periods. The Preschool holds 6months full running costs in general
			reserve.
Details ofany funds materially
in deficit
Further financial		review details (Optional		information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant about:			The funds raised through attendees and fundraising have allowed the preschool to save enough money fora future improvement in the next year to the outside play area. This will ensure the children can still use it
~ the charity's		principal	whatever	the weather.
sources offunds	(induding any
fundraising);
e how expenditure has
supported the key		objectives of
the charity;
e investment		policy and
objectives including		any ethical
investment policy	adopted.
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The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees' report above.

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