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2025-08-31-accounts

The Barbara Rose Nursery School

Profit and Loss Report

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; 01 September, 2024-31 August, 2025
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4010- -Reservation holdingfee 400.00
4020-SEN-DEP-EYPP 29,322.88
4200 - Parents receipts 12,181.10
4400 -Miscellaneous Income/refunds 596.84
4910 - Trips 279.00
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4920 - Fundraising 610.43
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4930 ~Other donations and gifts . 5,733.72
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7000 -EmployeeWagesandSalaries - 137,830.13
7020 - Empioyers Nt 1,759.97
7030 -Employer's Pension 1,488.66
7060 - Statutory SickPay 3,531.85
7100 - Rent 8,800.00
7130 - Insurance 1,112.18
7330 - Refund ofpayment 533.45
7340 - Miscellaneous Overheads 493.29 ,
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7350 - Gift and Donations 711.60
7400 -Trips Trips - costs 351.00
' 7430 - Kitchen and Catering 38.18
7500- - Printing 866.85
7520 - OfficeStationery and ink plan 742.78
7550 - Hardware & Software 1,192.90
7560 - Mobile Charges 253.48
7800 -Subscriptions Subscriptions andLicenses 162.73
7820 -Fundraising Fundraising -costs orpurchases 365.88
7900 -Bank BankCharges 99.26
8100 -LEA LEA -SEN Spending 3,521.06
8110 -LEA LEA - Deprivation andEYPP spending 81.79
8200 - Resources - General 4,094.28
8210 - Resources - Blooms 1,509.34
8220 - Resources ~ Buds 644.38
8230 - Training Costs 757.00
8260 - FirstAid 158.75

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The Barbara Rose Nursery School

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Balance Sheet Report ;
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To:31 31August, August, 2025
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Fixed Assets
Total Fixed Assets £0.00
CurrentAssets
1200-Currentbankaccount 40,154.60
1230 -BusinessReserveaccount 15,477.63
Total CurrentAssets
. TOTALASSETS £55,632.23
Current Liabilities
-244,52
2100 -Trade Creditors
9210 -PAYEtopaytoHMRC 9,715.51
, -233.13
2220- NetWages
2221-NICpaytoHMRG 4,379.91
5,729.36
2230 - Pension
2500-Openingbalance Equity . 15,129.32
Total Current Liabilities £31,476.45
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Future Liabilities
: Total Future Liabilities £0.00
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. TOTAL LIABILITIES £31,476.45
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TOTAL NETASSETS £24,155.78
Net Profit / Loss 24,155.78
NetProfit Profit/Loss (prioryear(s)) 8,667.33 .
NetProfit Profit
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(currentyear) 45,488.45
TOTALEQUITY £24,155.78

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Barbara Rose Christian Preschool

Chairman’s Report 2024-25

Proverbs 3:5-6

and lean not on your own understanding;

in all your ways submit to him,

and he will make your paths straight

The 2024-25 Year was another interesting year in the life of the Preschool

Apart from the usual staffing and illness problems the potential impact of Government changes to Minimum Wage and especially Employer National Insurance was identified as potentially making the Preschool insolvent during next financial year.

An Extraordinary General Meeting was called in March 2025 to discuss the situation and either prepare to close or to implement actions identified by the Trustees that would hopefully avoid the need to close

Several options were offered, and it was unanimously agreed to continue with some form of acceptable additional payment. After the Meeting further discussions took place and an additional voluntary charitable contribution was introduced to start after Easter to help boost our funds for the next year

As | write this report the increase in take up of places in October 2025, staffing changes and the voluntary contribution give me increased confidence for the coming year.

Aly as always has donea great job with introducing a new accounting system, preparing budgets, forecasts and generally guiding us through this year

Projections for 2025-26 year will yet again require careful management to maintain our priority to provide the highest standard of education for our children.

Our @Paudited Accounts show approx 15K profit this year due higher SEN payments and the introduction of the new voluntary contribution. This should help us with the deficit between funding and

staffing cost in the 25-26 Year

Lastly, thanks to Emma our manager, our great staff and all the Trustees for their outstanding contribution to Barbara Rose Pre-School during this difficult year.

John Coward

Chairman Of Trustees