Trustees. Annual Report for the period
Perkjd stsrt datè
Poriod ond dat•
31 AUg￿t
2021
Section A: Reference and administration details
Chaiity name
Allfarthlng School PTA
Other names Charity is known by
Friends of Allfarthing School
Registsred charity number (rf any)
1055327
Charity's prfncipal addre
Allfarthing Prirnary School
St Ann's Crescent
London
SW18 2LR
Names of the charity trustees who n￿nage tho charity (parent representatives)
Name of person {or body) entttled
Office (Wary)
Sara Donnelly
Emma Mcvthie
Chair
AGM
AGM
AGM
Chair
From 29109r20
Until 29A)W20
Lauren Philip
Katstzyna Tauzowska
Helen Antoniou
Naomi Thrower
Melissa Mcconnack
Faye Sharpe
Eleanor Tremlett
Clare Wood
Janine Mackersie
Sasha Ralph
Catriona Foyle
Chloe ArKlerson
Curtis
Sarah Perkins
Names of the trustees for th• ¢harlty, If any, (for emmple, any custodian trust￿} (teacher
representatives)
Name
Tom Holmes (Sthool head)
James Heale
Carley Flitter
Hannah Brien
Chair
Treasurer
From 29109r20
AGM
Treasurer
Until 29109120
AGM
AGM
Until 29109120
AGM
AGM
AGM
AGM
AGM
AGM
AGM
AGM
From 2910¥20
Until 29109r20
AGM
Dates actsd If not for whole
Until 29109120
From 29109120

Section B: Structure,
overnance and mana
ement
Description of the charity's trusts
AS PTA is govemed by a 2012 conslitubon as amended by resolution at
the AGM held on 26 September 2013, the AGM held on 14 October 2015
and further amended at the AGM on 18Se
tember 2019.
AS PTA is constituted as an association ¢onsisling of the parents and
guardians of pupils attending the school and all the current teaching and
non-teachin staff.
Trustees are appointedlreappointed annually at AGM (tyPi￿llY held in
September or early October). The General Committee is authorised to
appoint additional or replacement trustees outside the AGM and these
intments must be ratified at the next AGM.
Addlllonal governance issues (Optional Infomiation)
You may choose to include
The day to day affairs of AS PTA are managed by the Ger￿ra1 Committee,
additional information, where
which indudes parents and school representatives.
relevant, about:
The head teacher of Aiifarthing School (or the head's representative) is
consutted dIr￿Y on education ￿lated mattets and the PTA upholds the
values of the school and substantially follows school policies in matters
such as safeguarding.
Type of goveming d0￿ment
leo Ilusi deed consliluiionl
How the charity is constituted
leg trust assoi I
Jn comp4'-
Trustee selection methods
lpg appoinled b/ el-.
policies and procedures
adopted for the induction and
training of trustees"
the charity's organisational
structure and any wider
network with which the ¢harity
AS PTA is a member of ParentKind through wthich it also obtains public
liabilty insurance.
relationslwp with any related
parties".
trustees. consideration of
major risks and the system
and procedures to manage
them.
All trustees and commrttee members give their time voluntarily and receive
no remuneration. AS PTA policy is that rf( will reimburse OLrt of pocket
expenses incuwl in the course of wtting on events {for example the hire
ost of fairground rides) and of administering the association (such as
printing and postage) but it does r￿t reimburse for travel costs or personal
time.
Section C: Ob'ectives and activities
The prinatye objectives of AS pfA are to advano the education of the
pupils in Allfarthing Primary School through..
developing more extended relationships lknyeen staff, parents and
others associated with the school.,
engaging in activilies to support the school,.
assisting in the wovision of frd¢ilitte8 or items for educ*ion at the
school.
Summary of the objects ol the
charity set out In its
governing document

Membership of the General Committee was stable throughout the year.
The focus of activities remained similar to prior years and had due regard
to the AS PTA purpose and ￿qUirement to act for the 'public benefit,.
The key challenge during the year was the impad of the COVID crisis
whereby AS PTA was unable to fvndraise in its usual manner.
Mary recurring events had to be cancelled or postponed to the following
year as a result. However, PTA was still able to hold a number of
successful fundraising events, raising in total nearly £33k
In the autumn terni we held a sponsored walk which raised £6k
The pl￿nt communty also took place in a matching campaign via
Localgiving which totalled £6k
Parents were also encouraged to tsp into various reSoUr￿S which
allow to raise funds whilst shopping. such as Coop membership,
Easytundraising or Amazon Smile - those in total raised over £4k
We also held a series of Communty fundraising events. such as a
quiz night, second hand unrform sales, a school movie nigm
We are also beneficiaries or regular and on&off donations from
parents
Summary of the main
activities undertaken for the
public benefit In relation to
these objocts (include withln
thls section the statutory
declaration that trustees have
had regard to the guidance
Issued by the Charlty
Commission on public
benefit)
Raised funds were used to fund a wide range of activities and resources
for the school. which inter alia included=
Each year PTA provides finan¢ial support lo Allfarthing Primary
School for both oui of school trips and a variety of school actNlties
which help expand and enhance the qualty of edU￿tion the schod
provides. This tskes a variety of fonns induding paying for coaches,
theatre groups. dance troupes, entrance fees and news
subscriptions. There is an agreed approach to help detemiine what
adivities the PTA helps fund with an objective of makn'ng this
balanced across year groups. In the school year 202012021 PTA
funded over £1Crf( of trips and workshops
PTA funded purchase of 20 chromebooks (which were lent out to low
income studenls to enab￿ home schooling), replaced an interactive
whiteboard in one of the classrooms, funded equipment for the
scienr2 room as well as contriiKrted to a wide range of other
resources. including books
Funds y￿re also used to support the OFerations of Place2b& which is
charity &￿0Vid1ng mental health support in schools through one-tO-
one and group counselling (although this cheque was only cashed
after the year end)
PTA also organised and funded a year*nd entertainment evenVdis¢o
for all students which was very well received and much needed after
tricky year
Addltional details of objectives and activities (Optional infomialion)
The ongoing success of the AS PTA is underpinned by..
The support and goo(fviill of the school's leadership team and other
You may choose to in¢lude
further statements, where
relevant, about..
policy on grantmaking;
policy programme related
investment,.
contribution made by
volunteers.
An adive parerrt body- some 60 or more individuals are involved in
organising and ￿nnIng the various AS PTA a¢tivibes during the year
and many more attend its flagship events such quiz evenirKJs and
fairs {when pemiitted to go ahead)
The support and contribution, in money and in kind. of various local
businesses and community members.
All of whom su
ort and arti
ateona
urel volunta
basis.

Section D
Achievements and performance
Summary ofthe maln
achlevements of the charlty
durlng the year
Key activities and achievements are summaries in Section C
Section E: Financial review
Brief statement of the
charity's policy on reserves
The AS PTA accounts are drawn up on a cash basis and show a profft for
the year of £11,623.
At the year end AS PTA held cash at hand of £68.060 all of which is in
unrestricted funds with the exception of £6.764 relating to {1) issued
un¢ashed invoices and (li) uninvoiced trips which took place during the
school year.
In general AS PTA operates a prudent reserves policy of holding
sufficient funds in reserve to cover at least one year's V￿rth of ongoing
financial commitment to the school plus unforeseen expenditure. This
recognises Ihat school budgets are under significant pressure and it
relies on PTA funding for a number of regular activities. This allows the
school to plan its budgets with some certainty for the year ahead and for
AS PTA for to be confident of meeting its commitments even should one
of the two flagship fundraisers be unable to take pla￿.
Desptte the chaltenges and impact reducing fundraising capabilities of
COVID19 the PTA at the financial year end held enough funds to
continue for 2+ academic years even rf fundraising should be at a
rK)minal level.
Given the sizeable bank balan￿, the school and AS PTA are considering
a number of more significant infrastruciure projert in the 202112022
school year.
Dotails of any funds materlally
In deficit
NIA
Further financial review dètsils (Optional infomiation)
You may choose to include
additional infomiation. where
relevant about..
the charity's prlncipal
SoUr￿S of funds (induding
any fundraising)-
how expenditure has
supported the key objectNes
of the charity"
investment policy and
objectives including any

ethical inve51ment policy
adopted.
Section F: Other optional information
Section G: Declaration
The trustees declaro that thoy have approved th• trust￿, report abov•.
Slgned on b•half of th• charlty'• ITUStoe•
SIgna￿￿(S)
Full name(•)
p￿lt10n (eg S•crotary. Chalr,
etc)
Sara Donnelly
Kata￿Yna Tauzowska
Chaff
Treasurer
Dat•
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|**_~~ING~_**<br>~---~<br>**..J**<br>**0**<br>**AllfarthingSchoolPT A**<br>**-i**<br>**_R_**<br>EXCELLENCE<br>**Incomereceiptsandcashexpenditures**<br>1 September 2020 - 31August 2021|FORALL|**Total**<br>**Total**<br>**Netcash-**<br>**Summary accounts**<br>Pettycash<br>Bank account<br>**receipts**<br>Pettycash<br>Bankaccount<br>**Payments**<br>**flow**<br>Donations and commissions received<br>0<br>**29,489**<br>29,489<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>29,489<br>Incomefromotheractivities<br>344<br>818<br>1,162<br>**46**<br>61<br>107<br>1,055<br>Fundraisingandsocial events<br>807<br>1,453<br>2,260<br>676<br>**940**<br>1,616<br>**644**<br>School activities and resources<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>15<br>12,044<br>12,059<br>(12,059}<br>Tripsandworkshops<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>6,970<br>6,970<br>(6,970)<br>Administrationandother<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>206<br>330<br>536<br>(536}|1,151<br>31,760<br>32,911<br>942<br>20,345<br>21,288<br>**£11,623**|**Cash balance**<br>31Aug2020<br>31Aug2021<br>change|Petty Cash<br>286<br>**575**<br>**289**|Bank<br>**56,151**<br>**67,486**<br>11,334|56,437<br>68,060<br>**11,623**|Additional commitmentsasat3I August2021 :|- Issuednotcashed-inchequesof**£3,699**(issuedtoAllfarthingSchoolinJuly2021)|- Schooltripsof**£3,065**relatingtoschool year2020/2021invoicedinNovember2021|**Chair:**Sara Donnelly<br>_AC'""'\_<br>**Trea~o/o/:**Katarzyna Tauzowska<br>~<br>~~_CJ<_-_T@JOr1"1::(IL_<br>Ifyou have a queryplea~lfarthingschoolpta@gmail.com<br>**Independent reviewer:**Debbie Tyson-Gooden<br>Registered address: Allfarthing Primary School, St Ann's Crescent, Wandsworth, SW182LR,Charity number: 1055327|||





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||||**Total**|||**Total**|**Netcash-**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**Summary accounts**|Pettycash|Bankaccount|**receipts**|Pettycash|Bankaccount|**Payments**|**flow**|
|Donationsandcommissionsreceived|0|**29,489**|**29,489**|0|0|0|**29,489**|
|Incomefromotheractivities|344|**818**|1,162|**_46_**|61|107|1,055|
|Fundraisingandsocialevents|807|1,453|2,260|**676**|**940**|1,616|644|
|Schoolactivitiesandresources|0|0|0|15|12,044|12,059|(12,059)|
|Tripsandworkshops|0|0|0|0|6,970|6,970|(6,970)|
|Administrationandother|0|0|0|206|330|536|**(536)**|
||1,151|31,760|32,911|942|20,345|21,288|**£11,623**|
|**Cash balance**|31Aug2020|31Aug2021|change|||||
|PettyCash|286|_575_|289|||||
|Bank|56,151|67,486|11,334|||||
||56,437|68,060|**11,623**|||||



