Trustee Report year ending 31[st] August 2020
We had a tough year, due to covid19.
We were closed for all children for 3 months, and only key worker children attended, some staff were furloughed, we supported the staff through this journey by offering counselling, well being packs, regular check ins with staff.
Did lots of fundraising via online raffles, which were very popular, and continue to be, when the children returned, it was a very different setting, lots of risk assessment, lots of cleaning, this worked really well, all staff worked so well, considering the circumstances, we had lots of cases of covid within staff, we were able to apply for a family support role within the setting through the local authority, which helped us help a lot of families in need, with food parcels, clothes, medication and basic well-being needs.
This year, we also received a high number of SEN children, to the point where each SEN child is given a one to one, due to needs and support they need.
Signed
Happytots Commitee
- Happy Tots Pre School Income / Expenditure Year Ending 31st August 2020
| Income Grants & Funding 287,008 Charitable Activities 20,851 COVID 19 Grants 2,766 Direct Costs Charitable Activities 14,815 Overheads Support Costs - Rent and Rates 17,805 Support Costs - Travelling Expenses 1,230 Support Costs - Printing and Stationery 3,493 Support Costs - Telephone and Computer 1,690 Support Costs - Equipment Hire and Rental 2,067 Support Costs - Maintenance 21,739 Support Costs - General Expenses 4,465 Management & Admin - Gross Wages 224,384 Management & Admin - Professional Fees 6,834 Net Surplus : |
310,625 14,815 295,810 283,707 |
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| 12,103 |
- Happy Tots Pre School Financial Review For The Period Ending 31[st] August 2020
Financial Review
For the 12 month period ending 31[st] August 2020, the charity achieved a surplus of £12,103. The majority of the income received was from council funding. The other significant element being term fees paid by parents. Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, Happy Tots had to close on occasions which has impacted the income.
The most significant costs were for staff wages of £224,384 and rent & rates amounting to £17,805. The increase in wages was partly due to the need for additional staff in order to comply with COVID regulations.
Notes Forming Part Of The Financial Statements For The Period Ending 31[st] August 2019
1. Accounting Policies
The principal accounting policies are summarised below. The accounting policies have been applied consistently throughout the year.
a) Basis Of Accounting
The financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention.
Depreciation Of fixed assets is calculated on reducing balance at 15%.
b) Fund Accounting
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Unrestricted Funds are available for use at the discretion of the trustees in order to meet
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the objectives of the charity.
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Designated Funds are unrestricted funds which are earmarked for particular purposes.
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Restricted Funds have restrictions placed on their expenditure by the donor.
c) Incoming Resources
All income is included in the financial statements. This comprises of council funding, small grants, term fees, donations and other fundraising.
d) Resources Expended
Expenditure is recognised on an accrual basis as costs are incurred. The main expenses are for staff wages, property rent & maintenance, activity resources and professional fees.
2. Trustee Remuneration
Some of the trustees are employed directly by the charity and are actively involved on a daily basis.
3. Accounts Preparation And Independent Examination
The accounts have been independently prepared by Roy Clements FICB PM.Dip of Dales Bookkeeping.