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Summaryofthe main
activitiesundertakenforthe
publicbenefitinrelationto
The charityadvanceseducation by supporting and promotingthelearning and
developmentofyoung children.Thepublic benefitisto the children andparents
receiving thecharity'sservices.The objectsofthe charity are achieved inthe
The charityadvanceseducation by supporting and promotingthelearning and
developmentofyoung children.Thepublic benefitisto the children andparents
receiving thecharity'sservices.The objectsofthe charity are achieved inthe
these objects (includewithin waysdescribed below under thevariousheadings.
thissection thestatutory
declaration thattrusteeshave
hadregard to the guidance
The servicesareprovided to childrenwhatever theirrace, culture, religion
means orability.Anyparents that are unable to afford the fees can apply tothe
localauthority. Asan Ofsted registeredchildcareprovider, the charity also
issuedbythe Charity receives Government fundingtoenable all three and four year old children as
Commissionon public
benefit)
well as disadvantaged two year oldstoaccessfreepart-timechildcareplaces.
The charity alsooffersparentsflexiblehoursatthechildcareprovisiontohelp
workingparents to afford the fees. Theserviceis available to any childthatlives
withinthelocal authority.
. Promoting their care andsafety:
The charity looks afterthechildren andtheir safetyby ensuring thatthe
staffingratios for thechildcareprovision thatarerequired by law are
adheredto.The setting has an outstandingOfstedreport and onlytakesin
thenumber of childrenthatit is registeredwithOfsted to carefor.
- Promoting their educationandpromotingparental involvement:
This objective is achievedthrough encouragingparentstobe members and
trusteesofthe charity so that theycanhavetheirsay in how the childcare
servicesarerun.
Trained and qualified earlyyearspractitioners work with the children to
supporttheminachieving theearlyleaming goals for each of the seven
areas of learning and developmentwithin theEarlyYearsFoundation Stage.
Theopportunitiesprovided are tailoredtomeetchildren'spersonal leaming
anddevelopmentneeds in ordertohelpthemreach theirfullpotential.
. Promoting their healthandwellbeing:
The provision creates an atmosphere where the childrenfeelat ease and
are able to open up to trained andexperiencedpractitionersaboutissues
that concernthem.Children aremonitored closely toseeifthere are any
underlying problems and they are encouraged to engage with the staff and
other children.All childrenhave one on one timewithstaff.
Allfoodprovidedbytheprovision is healthy and no food that causes
commonallergiesis allowed onthepremises.
" Providingserurbesofsupport to them andtheirfamilies andcarers:
The charity holds regular meetingswithparents and onoccasionsholds
specialist trainingwhere aneed is identified.

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Copthorne Village Hall, Copthorne Bank, Copthorne, RH10 3RE

Peter Pan Playgroup

Registered Charity 1031364 Ofsted Registration 113640

 WWW.PETERPANPLAYGROUP.CO.UK

 INFO@PETERPANPLAYGROUP.CO.UK : 07745 255501

 Waiting List 01342 714692

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 26[th] MARCH 2024

Attendees:-

Carey Francis (Chair), Laurie Morris (Treasurer), Ashleigh Dackombe (Secretary), Louisa Wyatt, William Aplin, Louise Stinson, Harriot Wilde, Dani Butt, Hannah Smith, Karen Carey, Lucy Webb

Apologies:- Ann Barrack, Kim Falshaw


It was confirmed that a quorum was present so the meeting could proceed.

CHAIR’S REPORT

Unfortunately, an estimates payment was missed from the Free Entitlement claim in this financial year. A payment of £25,879.96 should have been paid in April but we didn’t receive the funding until June, after the end of the financial year. If we had received this payment at the correct time, we would have had an excess of £1,074.21 which is an increase of £2,201.70 on last year. Due to the payment not being made in April, we needed to borrow £10,000 from the Contingency Account (this is a holding account for redundancy payments) to cover the staff wages. This was then transferred back in June.

We started the year with an 83% attendance in the mornings and 43% attendance in the afternoon. By the end of the school year we had 100% attendance in the morning and an 74% in the afternoon.

If we had received the Free Entitlement payment, our fees would have increased by £18,917.33, which is reflected in the increased number of children that attended from the start of the school year. Our wage bill also increased, along with the pensions and Tax contributions due to the increased staffing levels that were needed.

In staff news, Kirsty left at the end of the school year and we welcomed Clare to our team in September. Cherry also rejoined us in January 2023.

We raised £1,634 in fund raising this year, which included a sponsored scoot which raised £610.00, the carnival raised £219.50, the Christmas Float raised £570 with £94.10 being made at the Christmas Raffle. We used the fund raising this year for resources for the garden including a sunshade, artificial grass, a table and some bark. We also bought some wooden toys, memory and balance toys and a dentist kit.

In the coming year (2023-2024) we started the year with a 97% attendance rate with 65% attendance in the afternoons with an average of 17 children each afternoon, so we are looking forward to a very busy year.

ELECTION OF THE COMMITTEE

Carey Francis has very kindly agreed to continue as our chair but only until September 2024. Ashleigh Dackombe and Laurie Morris will continue in their roles until the next AGM.

The following committee members were voted in by a show of hands to the following roles.

POSITION NAME
Chair – Until September 2024 Carey Francis
Treasurer Laurie Morris
Secretary Ashleigh Dackombe
Committee Member Hannah Smith
Committee Member Dani Butt

The Financial Report is attached.

COPTHORNE VILLAGE HALL, COPTHORNE BANK, COPTHORNE, RH10 3RE  WWW.PETERPANPLAYGROUP.CO.UK  INFO@PETERPANPLAYGROUP.CO.UK : 07745 255501

PETER PAN PLAYGROUP

ANNUAL ACCOUNTS 2022-2023

ANNU ANNU AL ACCOUNTS 2022-2023
ANNU
AL ACCOUNTS 2022-2023
ANNU
AL ACCOUNTS 2021-2022
(FOR COMPARISON)
£56,399.90
£306.50
£98,007.47
£647.33
£5.31
£98,966.61
£106.40
£96.00
£629.84
£2,019.34
£25.50
£840.13
£224.00
£2,827.25
£1,021.58
£941.06
£9,435.07
£92.10
£5,200.43
£555.00
£76,080.40
£100,094.10
-£1,127.49
£55,272.41
£33.67
£22,763.85
£4,727.83
£27,747.06
£55,272.41
OpeningBalance £55,272.41 £56,399.90
INCOME
Children's Uniform
Fees
Fund raising
Interest
£221.00
£91,044.84
£1,634.00
£260.54
£306.50
£98,007.47
£647.33
£5.31
TOTAL £93,160.38 £98,966.61
EXPENDITURE
Advertising
Bank Charges
Children's Uniform costs
DBS
Entertainer
Equipment(includes items
bought with fund raising)
Fund Raising Costs
Insurance
Mobile Phone/Wifi
Payroll
Pension
Professional Fees
Provisions
Rent
Stationery/Postage
Tax NI
Training Courses
Staff Uniform
Wages
£68.40
£66.00
£901.64
£40.00
£205.00
£2,999.60
£246.13
£864.97
£234.00
£171.36
£4,025.96
£835.05
£978.81
£11,289.00
£101.13
£7,319.00
£404.00
£22.31
£87,193.77
£106.40
£96.00
£629.84
£2,019.34
£25.50
£840.13
£224.00
£2,827.25
£1,021.58
£941.06
£9,435.07
£92.10
£5,200.43
£555.00
£76,080.40
TOTAL £117,966.13 £100,094.10
BALANCE -£24,805.75 1 -£1,127.49
TOTAL FUNDS £30,466.66 £55,272.41
REPRESENTED BY
PETTY CASH £50.26 £33.67
CAF MAIN A/C £7,359.87 £22,763.85
CAF FUND RAISING £5,119.08 £4,727.83
CAF CONTINGENCY £17,937.45 2 £27,747.06
TOTAL £30,466.66 £55,272.41

This would leave us with an excess of £1,074.21

Reportto thetrustees/
membersof
PETER PAN PLAYGROUP
Onaccountsforthe year 31lA5nA23
Charityno
1031364
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Ireport to thetrusteeson myexaminationoftheaccounts oftheabove
charity ("the Trust") for the yearended311A512023.
Responsibilitiesand As thecharity's trustees, youareresponsible forthepreparationofthe
basisofreport accounts in accordancewith therequirementsoftheCharitiesAct2011
("theAct").
Ireport in respect of myexaminationoftheTrust'saccounts carried out
undersection145of the2011Act andincarryingoutnryexamination,I
havefollowedalltheapplicable DirectionsgivenbytheCharity Commission
undersection145(5Xb) of theAct.
lndependent Ihave completed myexamination.Iconfirmthatno material matters have
examiner'sstatement cometomy attentioninconnection withtheexamination(other thanthat
disclosedbelow*)which givesme causetobelievethatin,anymaterial
respect"
.theaccounting recordswerenot keptinaccordancewith section130
oftheCharitiesAct; or
otheaccountsdidnot accord withtheaccounting records;or
rtheaccountsdidnot comply withtheapplicable requirements
concerning theformand content of accounts setoutintheCharities
(Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 otherthanany requirement
thattheaccounts give a'trueandfair'viewwhich isnot a matter
considered as part of an independent examination.
Ihave noconcernsand have come across no other matters in connection
withtheexamination towhichattentionshouldbedrawninthisreportin
order to enableaproper understandingoftheaccountstobe reached.
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