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2022-08-31-accounts

Names ofthe chari ty trustees who mana ty trustees who mana ge the chari ty
Trustee name Office (ifany) Dates acted
ear
ifnot for whole Name ofperson (or body) entitled
to a
int trustee
if an
1 Kim Ball Chair &Secretary From Nov 2021
2 Richard James Chair Resigned Nov 2021
3 Vicky O' Brien Trustee
4 Rachel People Trustee
5 Joanne Spencer Treasurer &Trustee
6 Rose Stokes Trustee From Dec 2022
7 Claire Whitcombe Trustee From Nov 2022
8 Melissa Twitchell Trustee From Nov 2022
9 Nikoletta Cox Trustee From Nov 2022
10 Leigh Howe Trustee Resigned Nov 2022
11 Laura Constanza Trustee Resigned Nov 2022
Names ofthe trustees for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodian trustees)
Name Dates acted if not for whole ear

Names and addresses o fadvisers (Optional information)
T
eofadviser
Name Address
Accountants Chalmers HB Ltd 20 Chamberlain Street, Wells, Somerset. BA52PF
Name ofchief executive or names ofsenior staff members (Optional information)
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The aims of Cheeky Chimps are to enhance the development and
education
ofchildren
primarily
under statutory
school age and children
attending
our wrap around care by encouraging
parents to understand
and provide for the needs oftheir children
through
community
groups and
by;
(a) offering appropriate
play, education
and care facilities,
family
learning
and extended
hours groups,
together
with the
right of
parents to take responsibility
for and
to become involved
in
the
Summary ofthe objects ofthe activities ofsuch groups,
ensuring
that
such groups offer
charity set out in its opportunities
for all children
whatever
their race, culture,
religion,
governing
document
means or ability.
(b) Encouraging
the study ofthe needs of
such children
and their
families and promoting
public interest
in and recognition ofsuch
needs
in the local areas;
(c) Instigating
and adhering
to and furthering
the aims and
objects of
the Pre-School Learning
Alliance
Summary ofthe main
activities undertaken
for the
public benefit in relation to
these objects (include within
The Trustees
confirm that they have complied
with the duty
in section
17(5)ofthe Charities Act 2011to have due regard to the public benefit
guidance
published
by the Commission
this section the statutory
declaration
that trustees
have
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission
on public
The charity was able to meet its objectives by successfully
running
the
pre-school
facility all year, even throughout
period of national
lockdown,
including
developing
at-home support packs for those children
who did
not attend the site during these times.
benefit)
Additional
details of
objectives and activities (Optional
Information)
You may choose to include
further statements,
where
relevant,
about:
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policy on grantmaking;
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policy programme
related
investment;
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contribution
made
by
volunteers.
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Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
The 2021/22 academic year at Cheeky Chimps has been mostly positive
with some normality
returning
following
on from COVID and furlough.
during the year Staffing
Staff have been amazing
adapting
to ever changing
environment.
As
government
guidelines
constantly
changed
and updated
they remained
agile and responded
to challenges.
There have been quite a few personnel
changes
in Chimps
with
some
staff leaving
but balanced
by others increasing
their hours.
Overall, we
felt that having a smaller team would be beneficial.
Fundraising
With Covid restrictions
slowly
lifted we were able to host parents
in the
building
for an Easter Event with headbands
for sale and a small
game to
play for fundraising.
June —Queens Jubilee this was a really lovely event- Caroline had
secured a grant from Nisa for 6750which meant we could offer children
entertainment
a cream tea and snacks and a commemorative
coin. This
raised F256
July —The return ofthe Ashcott Beer Fest brought a record amount
raised for the various
community
projects involved
including f4000 for
Chirnps
(after the end ofthe accounting
year),
New Building
In February Caroline contacted SSE(council) for a site visit to look at the
feasibility of having
an outside garden
room. The subsequent
communication
from them was poor so in June the committee
decided to
obtain quotes to make changes to the existing
building
interior.
Renovations
were completed
over the summer
and the results are
fantastic.
The toilets were not renovated
at the same time due to time constraints
but we have since agreed that this will take place next year
Manager
Caroline continues
to be the mainstay
and asset to Chimps and
has
worked tirelessly to make sure children
and staff are happy and
policies
are adhered
to. She makes the life ofthe Chair incredibly easy
and we
would encourage
the committee to continue to support her.
Briefstatement
ofthe
Briefstatement
ofthe
The charity's reserve policy is to maintain
a suflicient level of unrestricted
The charity's reserve policy is to maintain
a suflicient level of unrestricted
charity's
policy on reserves
reserves necessary to generate the income required
to run the charity on
a day-to-day basis.
Details ofany funds
in deficit
materially None
Further financial
review details
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information)
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additional
information,
where
relevant about:
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the charity's
principal
Summary
ofResults
During the year, the charity received income of8145,012(2021:
8139,318)which included
one-off local authority
grants ofF950(2021;
F10,000).
sources offunds (including Expenditure
totalled 5137,370 (2021:8121,121)so a surplus of27,642
any fundraising); (2021:surplus of518,197)was made this year.
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how expenditure
has
supported
the key objectives
ofthe charity;
Cash funds at the year end amounted
to 688,565(2021:f80,924), all of
which are unrestricted.
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investment
policy
and As mentioned
above, some one-off building
work has
been carried out
objectives
including
any
over the summer of2022, most ofthe expenditure
for
which has been
ethical investment policy paid since the financial year end.
adopted.
The Trustees
believe that they have adequately
been
able to meet the
charitable objectives duding the year.
Principal Sources of Funds
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sources are income from education
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Receipts and payments accounts cc&sa
For the period
from
01/09/2021 To 31/08/2022
Unrestricted
funds
Restricted
funds
Endosnnent
funds
Total funds Last year
tothe nearest
5
tothe nearestff; tothe nearestff tothe nearestK to the nearest 8
A1 Receipts
Government
Grants
90,277 QQZ77 92,317
Fees 52,737 52,737 31,644
Job Retention scheme Grants 5415
Bank interest
General Donations 1,038 1,038 140
Other Cot/id
Grants
960 950 10,000
Sub total (GrosB income for
AR)
145,012 145,012 139,S18
A2Asset and investment
sales, see table .
Sub total
ABPa
nts
/tctidffes
and materials
1433 1433 729
Refreshments
and Ingredients
3,286 3,280 1,929
PlayEquipment 3484 3,464 1487
Insurance 1 286 1,280 1,119
wages 103597 103597 98,045
Coaches for Clubs 1,120 1,120 53
Training
and Recruitment
857 1,160
Uniform 38S 240
Premises
and maintenance
casts 9161 9 181 8008
Office costs 1,941 1,941 3,069
Payroll and Bookkeeping 1,987 1987 1,724
/rccountancy 2,178 2,178 432
Bubscripkons
and Licences
1,374 1 374 858
Other Expenses 1400 1 280 407
Legal and Professional Fees 3,102
Bank Charges 151 151
Equipment
purchased
4,169 4,169
Sub total 137,370 137,370 120448
A4Asset and investment
purchases,
(see table)
E uipment
purchased
Sub total
Total payments 137,370 ~ ~ tsypyo 121,121
Net ofreceipt/(payments) 7,642 7,642 18,197
AETransfers between funds
,AB Cash funds last year end 80,924 80,924 62,727
Cash funds this year end 88,565 88,565 00,924