Company number4971133 ROYAL DRAWING SCHOOL THE ROYAL DRAWING SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 4AB49MIEOT 1810512022 COMPANIES HOUSE A12
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THE RQ.YAL DRAiVIP4G 5CTri(iOL CONTENTS Report of the.Trustees. Incorporaiin8.Itrategit report 'Report of.thR Indèpendent Audiiors IS StateFiiént of F.inaricial ActNitiès 18 Balance Sheet 19 Statement of c.ash Flows .20 Notes to the Fiiiancial Staleiiients
tHE ROYAL DRAWING SCHOOL REPOAT OF THE TRUSTEES. FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 The trustees. who are also the directors of the charitable coriipany forthe purposes of the Companres Act 20D6, Pfeset)t theor report with the financial ttatemernts of the chariiable company for the year ended 31 Ausust 2021.'The iwstees have adopted the provisions of the staternent.of Recommended Practice for Ch'aritie5 ISORP 20151 l.Second Edition, effertibp l January 2019). REFERENCE ANO ADhllNISTRATIVE DUAILS Registered Company Thumbei: 4971133 (Registered in England and Wales) Reslstered Charlty number. 1101538 Re8istered Office: 19-22 Chatlottt Road. Shoreoilth. London"EC2A 3SG Foundln8 Iloyal Patron HRH The Priiice of Wak5 Trustees Sir Chzrlts Saumarez Smith Fope Adelowo Stephen Davis Dame Glenda Bailey The Hon David Macmillan Evy Hambro Bettina von Hase Professor Eileen Ho8an Matthew rtice Andrea Rose CMG OBE Alexander Sturgis Nicholas Vetch Chair Appointed 24103121 Retired 24103121 Retired 17103121 Appointed 2112130 Chair of the Finance and Audit Committee from 24103121 Senlor Manaiement Te•rn: Catherine Goodman Julia Balthin Foundin8 Artistic Dirertor Principal Ayditws: Haysmacintyre LLP. 10 Queen stet Place. London, EC4R IAG 8•nkers: National Westminsier Bank Pk, Cavell House. 2a Charing Cross Road, London WC2H OPD
THE ROYAL DRAWIP4G SCHOOL REPOIIT OF THE TRusfEES (continued) FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 AUGUST 2021 OWECTIVES AIID AcnviriES Pijr ses and alrns Our charity's purposes as.set out in the objects Contained in ihe company's memorandurn of association art to benefrt the public ihrou8h: the advzncem.tnt otthe tducation of the public in the arts of"drawin8. painting. stulpture and print making. The alrn of our charoty is to raise ihe 5tand3rd and profile of ob5"ervational drawing and Mnprove acre55ibility to high quality drawing tuition. aim fulty reflects the purposes the charity Was Set up to further. Ensurin our work delivers our aTrm5 We review our aims. objertives and artivities each ytsr. This review looks at what we achieved and the outcornes of our work in the previous year. We kjok at the success of each key activity and the benefits they have brought to those gtoups of people we are set up to help. Our review also helps us to ensure that our airns. objeaives and actwities remain focused on our stated purposes. We have referred to the guidance conialned In the (tr*ar6ty Commisslon's Beneral 8uidance on'publi benefit when rèvitwing our aims and objectwes and in planninB our futvre actlvrties. In partitular. we consider how planned artrwities will contribute to the aims arbd objeai¥es we have set. The focus of our work Ovr main objeaive for the year continved to be to raise the slandard and profile of observailonal drawing. The rnain artivit$ we enga8ed in to meet this objective were= TheDrnwlng Year- approximatety 30 student5 3re attÈpted each yearonto oui postgraduate level. fpfteen-month course in drawing. They each recer¥t a stholarship to cover all their course fee5. tutOTia15. lecturès and foruin5. Each siudent also receNe5 a flee studio space in which to undertake their own arti5tit p¢èctice. A number of students are all¢xated means- tested rnaintenance granis to assfjst w¢th INing expenses. Public Coutses- tonsisting of three terms of 5ubsidised day and evening tourses, open to artlsts, creatives and members of the public interested in drawing, taught ai all levels. There are also holiday courses èt Easter and Chri5tma5, a5 well as a summer xhool. Course5 are held at our own siudiDS.. as well as in the prTrntipal museums and galleries. and ovt and about in London. A fee payin8 programme - our full rate r$ 5ubsidtsed and a wide range of additional concession5 arè offered to ensure our courses are available to all.
THE ROYAL DRAWING SCHOOL REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES Iconlonued) FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2021 The Foundotloli YeoT- a one year..fully"taught. ski115-based course in fine art prarti¢e. for approximaiety 45 students. almost all of whom are Schooleavers. Accrediied at Level 3 and 4, a diploma is awarded by The Prince's Trust upon 8raduation. A fee-payin8 courst with approximatety half of thé Cohort receiving means tèsted scholarships to tover their course fees. tutorials, lettures and frlrums. The course is strurtured io enab students io progress to BA courses tn a wide ¢an8e of creailve subjects in(ludin8 fine an, illu5tratlon, Braphic and product des4%n. filmmakin8.and fashion. The Youjyg Artlsts Progrofflme - pro¥*Jing 5efTrOUS and sustained drawing teathing for talented and committed children aged from 10 to 18. Full and partial stholarship support is offered to Student5 Qn a mein5-tested basis. Closses take place every week during term.lime and are taught by alumni of our Drawing Year progTrmme. Oftllne Drawlng Pmqnimme - the School has extended its offer by creatin¥ live online teaching courses, dellvering our teaching to a national. and internatbonal audtence. The online programrt)e responds to our charitable rnission by makin8 our high-quzlity drawing courses accessible to those unable to attend our studios ID person due to dab11(y. illness. distance, working or caring tommitmenis. The programrne enables us to reach isolated indlvkluals or communities, and areas of the UK with limrted access to arts education and ¥enues, as well a5 developing an international audience, with students attending fioin 36 countries worldwide. Courses are fee paying wfth means iesied concessions and bursaries available to ensyre the programme is accessible to 311. STRATEGIC REPORT- ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE All of our charitable artivities focus on raising the standard and profile of observational drawing through teaching and prauice. and are underraken io further our charitable purposes for the publi¢ benefit. The School has established itself as a valued, specialist teaching resource. wrthln the landscape of UK art èducation. The School atms io make r( possible for anyone wilh a talent and passion for drawin8 to take Sts courses. The School has developed a new fNe year plan and Pinancial model to ensure the Schoof5 long term Sustainability and financial secufity. The success of the straiegy is measured boih against our educational and charitable objertives as well as short- and long-term financial goals. Followlng the decision to Close our Secondary Campus at Trinty Buoy Wharfat the end of 2021 academlc year, Trustees took a strate8lc decision to Concentra actlvlty under one roof at our main campus in Shoreditch. London. A5 such we inve5tÈd In a capiial project to improve and increase tea¢hinB and éxhibrtlons space at our rnain tampus. which was completed in Ottober 2021. The capitJl development Pfo¥ides two new teathing studios, ftexible exhibitn5 spa and new offi
THE ROYAL DRAWING SCHOOL REPORT OF TtrtE TRUSTEES {contlréuedl FOR THE YEAR EI4DED 31 AUGUST 2021 space. This will Increase public eng•gemen( brlnglnegreater street Ve1 presence, and ser¥e the commynity with an expanded programrne of drawing based course5 and exhibilion5 pro8rarnme. Additionally, the school developed a permanent programmé of ofiltne drawinÉ courses to ¢omplement studio tea£hin& expandin8 our audience to national re8ions. worldwide and those who nnot physically attend courses- we aim to develop our online offer further in future years. WHO USED AND BENEFIYED FROM OUR AcnviTIES7 Covld19 had • sl nlll<•nt lrn and whil t our develo tdafvll •ct on the School's dell¥e In 2021. The S¢hool w•s swlft to res ond studlos wer dosed wh lotkdowns we ramme of onllne Cours for Dr•wl Year Foundation Yeai You Artist and ulred durin ro Publ1£ Pro rnme students. The Drowlnq Year2019nO Colwt exteftded learnlnq Into2021 The Dr•wing Year usu•lly conslsts of a taught component from September to June. followed by six months of Studio practice. toncbJdin8 in December. 2019120 Year Group-. Due to Covid19. learnin was moved oTrline in March 2020 and the course extended into 2021 so that students could benefit Irorn a full year of in-per50n teachin8 and receive z physical exhibition of work upon 8raduation. Students from 19120 gradvated in May 2021 as part ot the School's ongoing commrtment io deliver the hi8hest levèl of tuition and student experience for all our students. Th• School's External Assessment Board carried out an onllne assessment and met with the cohort in the autumn lerni of 2021 for their M-year asse55ment. They commented favourabty on the overall standard of work. The Assessment Board was also able to report on a high levelof student 5atisfaciion, wlth both the structure of the Drawin8 Year, and the qualrty of the teachln8 provided. Students 8raduated with three in person exhibitn$ and an end of year assessment from the Extefnal ASSeent Board in June 2021. The School's programme of weekly lettures and'in conversation. evenbngs with distinguished speakers nd <ontemporary artists moved online and was well attended ty Drawing Year students and the general public from acr05S the globe. The Dmwlft9 Yeor-2020/21 Coht A rèduced tohort of 26 students was selerted for the 2020121 Drawing Year to allow for social dlstanting and spa¢¢ io actomniodate the èxtended ouigoin8 year. The 51udents were selerted froin nre ihan 450 applicants. and the stsrt date was postponed to January 2021. Students from the 2020121 will receive a fv1115 month course and graduatè in Spring 2022.
THE ROYAL DRAWING SCHOOL REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES lcontinuedl FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 AUGUST 2021 The Schoors External Assessment Btsard met with all students in November 2021 for iheSr mid-year 455essment. Feedbackwas postiive- studenis reported they feh supported despite the complexities presented by the pandernic. Their final ¥raduation exhibition and asse55ment will be in April 2022. The Drawlnq Yeor21A2 Cohort 30 siudents were selected for the-2021n2 Drawing Year in a return to our usual cla55 size and start and end date5. Students started in September 2021 and will graduate in D*ttmber 2022. Publk Courses More than SO courses were made available in each of the three terrns comprising the academic year. Public courses ran at the Schoofs own studios. as well as in the principal museurns and galleries. and on out and about in. London. In person teaching was moved online twice tluring the year academK year. when required by national Lockdowns. Whenever possible teathing remained in person. Participation was exCelnt despitè these Changès, with up to 12W bookin8s overthe year. Our publl courses a subsidised to ensure the widest possible access to tuition. within the Sthoofs overall fun(Jin8 envelope. The School was able to maintain fees at competitive rates throughout the year, and to offer an extensive mairix of signilicant fee concessions •s summariied in the table below. Di5tount % Full-time BA students studyin8 for 3 degree in Fine Art Full-time pracricin8 fine artists under 410 years of a8e Primary and secondary school teachers who teach art Individuals on job Seekers allowance Individuals who receive disability support Tower Hamlets and Hackney residents Individuals over ihe a8e of 60 75% 75% 50% 50% 25% Onllne iTrawlng Programme Alon8slde our in-person courses, we ran 149 pre-planned online courses in 2020121. with additional courses moving onllne durin8 natlonal lockdowns when required. With 2450 course bookings overthe year, the online programme has doubled the number of students the School now reaches. Ten and five week drawing coijrses ran Iboth dOlr11t and e¥enln81. available io the public, alongside a full time 'Online Drawin8 Oevelopment Yearf course. Course5 were fee paying wtth concessions and scholarships available to ensure accessibility- In additior•. 3600 people attended our online Creaiive
THE ROYAL DRAWIP4G SCHOOL REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES {contlnued) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 Conversation serlès" free onlinè livè lectures with artlsts. critics and atademlcs across the world. The onliftè Pfogrammè was taught by a combination of Senior Facijltyand Alumnifaculty. ensuring tr3ining of alumni ieachers, fulfillin8 a further School objective. Students participated frorn a wide range of UK re8ions and 36 different countries. The Fouthlatlon Yeor The School's programme for xhookleavers.hopin8 to Pro855 to BA coursè5 at art schools and univefsities was affected by Covid-19 with all course pro¥isKJns moving online when required by nzlional lockdown5. Howèv*r. students succefvIIY graduated as planned and progressed to their chosen destlnatlons. receivlng an in-person exhlbition at the end of ihe year. Under the leadershlp of an experienced Core Faculty. half of all teaching was delivered by alumni of thè School'5 Postgraduate level pro@ramme, The Drawing Year. This helped to fulfil one of th.e Sthoofs key objeciives. to develop ihe next 8eneration of artisis who can teach drawing. In response to unsustainable runnin8 costs. the erosion of FE foundation courses as a springboard io HE, coupled with financial uncertainty posed by Covid-19- a decision w35taken to closethe Foundation Year zt the end of the academic year 12021). This has enabled the Sch¢xJl to refocus activity ènd resources around rts core niission. reduce operational costs and operate from one main campus. The Younq Art15ts Progmmffle Taught by alumni of the School's Drawin8 Year ptssi8raduate level programme. our Young Artt515 Programme of weèkly classe5 is designed fr•r Children aged from 10 to 18, with a t31ertt and passion for drawing. The progfamme enjoyed a successful year. More than 180 children attended each weel benefiling from the serious and sustained drawing tuition offered by our alumni faculty. Classes were held in our own premise5 and at a range of important tuhural venues, includin8 the National Gallery and Whitechapèl G3llery. Courses were moved online during natnal lockdowns wtth. materials sent out to all students.
THE ROYAL OIIAWING SCHOOL REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES {contlnued) FOR THE YEAR Ef4DED 31 AUGUST 2021 STRATEGIC REPORT- HNANCIAL REVIEW During the year. Trustees committed io a new fwe year rtrategy and financfjal model to secure our long term financial security and sustainability, mratIng 115 to a position which grows reserves and protects the Endowment Fund. In 2021 strate8ic measures wefe taken to reduce expenditure by closing the Foundation Year, consolidatin8 our delivery at our main tampus in Shoreditch, London and implementing a staff restrutture. Total investment retvrns allocated to incorne from the Endowment continued at 5% during the year, but with effttt from I September 2021 is reduced to 4%. Durlng the seventh year of ihe School's endowment campaign. receip¢s to the endowment tOtald É0.5 million12020- £0.6 milllonl, taking total receipts slnce its inceptfjon to £15 million. The School Is over halfway to reachin8 its tar8et 01 £25.0 million. The School's balance sheet show5 total net a55et5 Ot 31st August 2021 of £18.394.840 12020.. £13.805.1941. Income for the year is a key perforrnance indicator and totalkd £2.567.211 12020= £2,435,1481 excluding the net endowment income of £232.376 12020-. £657.8381. Principal sources of other fundbng arose ffom donations. fees charged to 5tudtntS attending the School's public and online cour5e5 and artwork commiss*)n. Whilsi there was significant impact to the School's course income due to Covid19, thss was offset, in part. with savings rnade due to buikling closure and the design of a new online learning pfogramrne. Whilsi most fundrnisin8 events were cancelled due to Covid19 our fundraising targets were met. Expenditvre for the year totalled £3.012.671 12020.. £3.109.4681. of which staff and tutor costs comprised the main expenditure in the delivery of the School's programmes. Before net gains on in¥estmenis this resvlted in net expenditure of £213.08412020-. net expenditure of £16,4821 comprising a deficit of £656.894 12020.. £620,9781 on unrestricted funds. a surplus of £211,43412020.. defKit of £53,342) on re5trirted funds and a surp5 Of £232,376 on endowed funds 12020.. £657.8381. Fundralsln8 appro•ch and perfoTman¢e The School concentrates its fundraising efforts on securTrng ihe support of high net worth individuals. charitable t$1$ and foundations whose iTrtertSts in ihe ans and education are alned with its mission io promote drawing. Donatlons to the Royal Drawing School are accepted on the ba51$ that they contribute towards the Beneral obiertives of the School and are in line wrih our values and mission. We carry out due dilrgence appropriate in relation to the 5bie and nature of a donation before attepting funds. We assess and managè any rtsks fundraising poses to the Royal Drawing School's artivities, beneficiaries. property, work and reputaiitin. The School has up to date GDPR and
THE ROYAL ORAW114G SCHOOL REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES l¢ontlftu¢d) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGVST.2021 Prlvacy polities that are publicty avallable.. The School Is re8lstered with the Fundralslng Regulator and no complaints were received dvrin8 the year. Poliry on reserves The School has reserves of £18,394.840 at the ytar ended 31 August 202112020.. £13.805,1941. This comprise5 re5tricled'funds of £305,327 12020.. £93,893). endowment funds of £15,138,500 12070.. EIO,802.3481, desienated fvnds of £2.143.22112020= £2.189.2201 and unrÈstrKted general funds Of £807.79212020= £719.7331. To MItale finantial Tiskfor the charity, theTrustees' aim is to establlsh a kvel of unre5trirted general reserves covering at least six months of operating expenditure. Qn th15 b351S. trustees seek io build unrestricted general funds of approximately £1.500.0. Tru5tee5 have approved a new financial model thai we expectto gtnerate a level of surplus each year. Investment poli(y and perforniance The School has adopted a new strateKy and tinancial model to ringfente the Endowment Fund and bulld additiorizl unrestricted resernes. Funds from the School s successful eftdowment campaign are invested by the Trustees, Investment Commlttee, wffih the primary purpose of 5UPPOrtingthe artivities of the School by providing a good income for opÈratK)nal costs, reialnlnÈ the real term capltal value of funds invested. For the permanent endowment, reteived 0410812014. the School has adopted The Charitie5 ITotal Returnl Regulations 2013 a5 explained in Note 8 to the accounts. The Trustees. have set the allocatlon of total returns ai 5% of the 8r055 capital Endowment Fund value for 2020-21. reducing to 4% with effect from l September 2011. The Endowment Fund 15 managed by an outsourced corporate CIO on a discretionary basis with continuing oversight from the Investment Committee, on i¥hich tr*0 members of ihe Board sit. The Investment Committee meets two times a year. The Investment Committee set absolute total return objertive5. It Is expetted that the Endowment Fund will attract further support in the coming year5 and increase in siie. Fof the year. the investment managers 8enerated a net investment gain of £4A02.730 12020.. loss £76.6271. STRATEGIC REPORT- PLANS FOR FUTURE YEARS
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THE RQYAL DRAWING SCHOOL REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES l¢ontlnued) FOR TME YEAR ENOEO 31 AUGUST 2021 dlrectlng anil controllihg, runnlng and operating the Charlty. Day to day management of the charitv is deleg4ted to the Principal {who is not a Companies Art Director). All trustees'gNe Df the•r time freety and no difertof received remuneration in the year. DetaiLs of director5, expenses and relaied party transaction5 are disclosed in r*ote 15 to ihe accounts. The eMplOÈ$ included in the kty management pèrsonnel are the Founding Artbgtic Djrector ènd Principal. The pay of the Fpun"ding Artlstic Direaor afid Princopal. and am other staff. Is revlewed annually, and normally increased in accordance with averagt earnings to reflert a tt+st-of-Itving adjustment. In 2021 The Founding Artistit Dirertor and Principal elected not to receive the cost-of-li¥in8 adjustment offered to all staff. Committees A commlttee of the tfusiees and key management personnel, the Finance & Audit Committee, undertakes detailed consideration of the Schoofs key strategic and operallonal issves and advis& the trustees in relation to their re5pon5ibilities for finantial managemtnt. control and reporting. as well as in rel31ion to iht rnanagemeni of human resources. The members of the committee. which meets four tlmes each year. are.. Nicholas Vetch (Chair of the Finance and Audit Cornmitteel Fope Atlelowts trrusteel David Macmiuan ITrusteel Matthew Rice (Trusteel Sir Charles Saumarei Smith (Trustee, Chair of the 8oardl Catherine Goodman IFoundin8 Artistic Dirertorl Julia 8alchin (Principall The Academic Board advises th¢ tfustee5 on their responsibilit$ for setttng ihe School's curficulum and for ensuringtht hrghest academic standards and reputstion. The membersof the Academic Board are: Slr Charles Saumarez Smith {Chair of ihe Academic Board) Jul•an Bell Mark Cazalet Professor Ewan Clayion Lila Oimbleby William Fear io
THE ROYAL ORAWING SCHOOL REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES l¢ontlnued) FOII THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 ftichard Ikhld* Catherlne Goodman IFoundin8 Artistic Dirèctor) Professor Eileen Hogan (Trusteel Timothy Hyman RA Harry Parker Sarah Pickstone Martin Shortis An External Assessment Board pro¥ide5 independent. external monitorin8 and evaluation of the work of Drawing Year students and recommendations on the course of study. its member5 are.. Eileen Cooper RA (Chair of the External Assessment Board) Dr. Xavier Bray Rachel Campbell Johnston Rachel Jones Sydney Picassti The School's Investrnent Committee oversee5 Ihe investment of the Schoofs endowrnent funds. The Cori7mrttee's members are 311 investment prole$Sè1s of significant pulatIOn and standin8. They are.. Howard Marks (Chair ol the In¥estrnent Committee) Evy Hambro. (Trusieel Francesco Goedhui5 Stuart Rodèn Nicholas Vetch. Ichair of the Finance and Audbi Comrnittee and fwsieel STRATEGIC REPORT- RISK MA14AGEMENT The trustees re¥iew the major risks to which the Iharlty is exposed. no less than annually. and h3ve adopted a formal risk-mana8ement process to evaluate risk by likelihood and impact. The irusiees are satisfitd that the risk control document generated by this process. onxbles them to identify and mitTrgate risk to an acceptable kvel. The mosi signifan1 risks and miti8ations are detailed overleaf.. .11
THE ROYAL DRA¥VING SCHOOL lIE)RT OF THE TIIUSTEES l¢otitinutd) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 20ZI RISK The School's annual fundraising is not suffitient to cover its costs of operation MITIGATION A fundraising strategy that has clear and realistic iargeis. is sufficntly resourced and closety monitored. DbversTfyin8 income streams. Annual Reserves poliry covering six months of operw)nal costs The School does not have fit-for-purpose premises In whkh to deliver Its progfammes. Maximi5e teachin8 space within our share of Charlottè Road buildin8 lone thlrd ownershipl- take a MeaSud vw of committine resources when the School does not have lon8-term security oltenufe elsewhere Fet paying courses do not attract as rnany fee- payin8 Student5 as tar8eted Ensure a robust marketing strategy is delivered in a timety way. in 5UPPOrt of respon5pi and relevant programmes. Diverstfy intome streams. AnnLtal Reserve5 polity covering six months of operatlonal costs Further risks have been identifd this year due to the 8lob31 pandemic Co¥id19. the m05t siBnificant of whlch are detalied below R15K The School must c105e its teaching spaces due to a global pandtrnic MITIGATION Implernent online learning progTarnme.' ensv buikling 0ratIOn Guidelines meet standards to mr¢i8ate contsmination, follow Eovernment or Igcal guidance- ensure a robust Risk Assessment is carried out. The School's course income is reduced due to'a 81gbal pandemi Move courses online to continue to tea¢h students and generate course Income.. redurtion in bvildinB costs due to buildin8 closure will help offset loss of income. subscribe to government relf programmes Vnrestricted general reserves covering at least six months of operatin8 expendilure,. reduce runnin8 Cosis ihrou8h building closure nd eoverfiment vtlief pro8ramrn*s- roll out fundraisiriÉ strate8y ift response to the pandemi The Schtsol'5 annual fvndraising is reduced due lo a global pandemic 12
THE ROYAI DRAWING SCHOOL REPORT OFTHE TRUSTEESlcontin4tdl FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 ThEte Is an Outbreak at the School Follow Outbreak plan and Operations Guidelines- temporary closure if necessary- ftlsk Asse5srneni" effertr¥e communication of policies and plan to all 5takeholdefS STATÈMENT OF TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBIIITIES The trustees are responsible for preparing the fin?ncial statements in accordance wrth applicable law and Unlted Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Prartice. Company law rtqulres the tru5teesio preparÈfinaAcial Statements foreach fin•ntial year. Under that law the trusiees have eletted io prepare the financial statements in ateordance with the Unlted Kingdom Generally Accepted Accountin8 Practice (United Kin8dom Accounting Siandards and applicable lawl. Under company law the trustees must not approve the financizl statements unless they are satbsfied that they give a true and falr view ol the state of affairs of ihe charitable tompanv and of the surplu5 or deficit of the charbtable company for that year. In preparing those financial statèments. the iru5tees afe requlred to. selett suf(able accountlng policies and then apply them consisten1. observe the methods and principles in the Chariiies. SORP- make jud8ements and estimates thai are reasonable and prudent. stale wheiher applicable UK Accouniirtrg Standards have been followed, subjert to any material departures distbsed and explained in the financial 5tatements- prepare the fiDantial statements on the going conterN basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the charitatrjle company will continue in business. The trustees are responsible for &eep¢n8 adequate accounting record5 that are sufPKient to show and explain the charitable company's transartions and disclose wrth reasonable accuracy at any time the financial posltion of the charitable company and enable them to ensure thai the financlal statements comply with the Cornpznies Act 2006. They are also responsible for safeguardin8 the asset5 of the charitable company and hence for taking reasonable steps for the pr¢vention and detection of fraud and other irre8ularities. STATEME14T AS TO DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION TO AVDITORS So far as the trustees are aware, there is no relevant infonnation of whith ihe chariiable compan5 auditors are unaware, and each trustee has taken all the steps that they ought to have taken as a trustee in order to make them aware of any audit information and to establish that the charf(able ompahy's audknors are aware ol thai infomiation. 13
THE AOYAI DRAWING SCHOOI REPORT OF THE TrUSTEES lcont1nu) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 AUDITORS The auditors, haysmacSntyre, are deerned to be appointed under se¢tron 487121 of the Companies Act Thls report, which incorporaies the Stfategic Report. wa$ approved by ihe tnstees signed on thelr behalf bv.. Nitholzs Vetth Trustee Dale.. Mar31, 2022
THE ROYAL DRAWING SCHOOL INDEPENDENT AVDITOWS REPORT Iconllnuedl FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 Independent alItor'S the mernbv5 ofThe Roy•l Dr•¥rtlw Sthool op5nn We havèauditod the f(nancial ttatements of The Royal Draww sChtr fortheyear ended 31 21121 vthhirh comprise the Staternent ol Financial Activities. the Balance Sheet. the Statement tsf Cash Flows and notes to the rbnan£ial 5titements. including a summary ol si8nbficant a(couDiine policie5. The financial reportine frarnework that has been applied in their preparatton is applK3ble lawartd Uftited A¢¢ountinBStan4ards. includin8 Financial Reporting Standard 102 The Finoncsol Reporting SrondorLI opplicoble in tlre UKond Republic oflrelond (United Xin8dom Generally Accepied A¢courbtin8 Pr¥¢ticel. In our opinion. the finoncityl staternents.. give a true and fairview ol thestate of thecharrtable ciJffipans affair5 a5 at 31 August 2021 and of the charitable tornpany's net movement in fvnd& fficludin8the Income and expenditure. for the year then efitled.. have been wopèrly prepared in accordaftte wtth Uniied Kirydom Generally Accepied AccountiTr8 Practice- have been prepared in accordance with ihe requirements of the Comp•rties Acr 2006. sls for oplnlon We conduttd our audll In accordance with International Standard5 on Auditing IUKI115As IUKII and applieable law. Our re5ponsib+lities urtder those stafidards are further described ift the Audr£orfs responsibilities for the of the financial statements $tIOn of ovr report. We are independeni of the charity in arctsrdance with the ethical requirernersls thai are relevaTht to our audit of the financial statements in ihe UK. itKIdIng the FRVS Ethical Standard. and we have lulfilled our oiher ethKal responsibilitie5 in arcordan(e with these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a ba515 for our opiThion. Conc5105 rebtlt0 BQilll ¢orrf•rn In auditln8 the financial statements. we have concluded ihai the tfustee5' Use ol the 8oin8 concern l>a5is of attountin6 in the preparatbon of the financial statements is appropriatè. Based on the work we have perlorrned, we have nor identified any rnateri•l uncert•iniies rel•tin8 to events o ¢onditlOn5 that. individually or iollertively, may tasi sienificant doubt on the charitable cornpany's ability to continue as a goiDg conctTn for a period of at leèst twelve month5 when the financial statements are ¥uthorised tor i55ue. iosponsibilities and the resptrnsitylities of the trustees with respett to goin8 concern are described in the rele¥aThi sections of ihis report. Othef¥Thlwmatlo The tru5tee5 are re5POll5ible for the other Informotion. The other information comprises the inlorrnatton Inclded in the Trustees. Annval Report. Our opinion on the financial statements does not cover ihe other iTrformatiOA and. except to the extent othervrise explicitly srateil in our report. we do not express any torm of assurance conclusion thoreon. In tonntttion with our of the lintial statements. our responsibilrty is to read the othev information and, in doln8 $0. consider wh&her the other informotion is materially tnconsistent with the financial statements or our knowledge obraine(S in theaudiiorotherwi5eappearsio bernaterialmisstate.1f eidentify such merial Inconslstencies oi appareni material misstatemertts. we are required to determint whether there is a material mlsstatement in ihe financial statements or a material MItaleMertt ol the othei information. If. based on the
THE ROYAL DRAWING SCHOOL INDEPENDENT AUDrfovs REPORT (contlnued) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 work we hove performed. wt conclude that thete is a material rni5Statement of this other infofmatton. we are required io report thai fact. We have nothir¥io repDrt in ihis regd. Ownitsns on other rnatters pres¢red bythe CornPi Act 2()6 In our opinion. based on the work undertaken in the Course ol the audil-. the information given In the Trustees. Annual Report (which includes the strategic report and ihe directors. report prepared for the purpose5 of company kwl for the linancial year for which the financial statements are prepaiÈd is consisteni with the linancial staternÈnts-, and the strategic report and the direttors. leport inrluded within the Trustees. Annual Aeport have been prepaced in accordae wilh applicable legal requirements. Matters on whlrh we •re re4vir to report by tx¢eption In the light of the knowledge and undeTSt3n¢ing of the charitable cornpany3nd its environment obtained in the course of the audir. we have not ideniified material mi5Staiements in the TIu5tee5' Annual Report Iwhich incorporates the strat4ic report and thè directors. reportl. We have nothing to report in respect ol the following matters in relaiion to thi¢h the Companles Act 2006 requires us to report to you rf. in our opinion.. adequate arrounting records have not been kept by thè chwitable company.. or the chariiable company financial stements are noi in agreement wr¢h the accounting records and Retvrns.. or certain disclosures of trustees. remuneration specified by law are not made.. or we hove not received all the information and ewplanaiionswe require for our audit Responslbilllies oltr•Jstees lor the finandal statements As explained rnore fvll¥ in the trustees. responsitsilitbes stattmerttset outon pa8e 13. the trustees Iwho are also the directors of the charitable company for ihe purposes of cornpany lawl are responsible for the pparation of the linanciol statements andfor beingsatislitdthat theygive atrueand fairview.and for such intemal conirol as the rrusrees deterrnine 15 necessary to enable the preparaiion of fina13[ 5taternen15 th are free frt)m material misstatement. whethef due to fraud or error. lfi preporin8 the financial staternents. ihe trustees ale responsible for assessin8 the Iharitable company's abilitv to continue as a going concern, disclosin& as applicable. matters related to 801118 concern and the going Contern bas15 of ac¢ountin8 unless the trusteÈs tithei intend to liouidate the charitable compan¥ Of to cease operations. or have no reallstic alwnative but io do so. Aud+torf5 responbIlItieS for the audlt of the fiTr•nciil statements Our obiecti¥e5 are to obtain roasonable 055urance about whether the financial statements as a whole are free from material misstaierrient, whether due to Iraud or error. and to t55ue auditorfs report that includes our opinon. AeayJn•blt assurfite is a hiEh levél of assurante. but is not a 8uarantÈt that an audit conducted in ac£ordan¢e with ISAS IUKI will always detect a rnaterial misstatement when it exisis. Mi55taternent5 ron arise from fratsd or error and ale Considered maierial if. individually or in the aR8regate. Ihey could reasonably be expected io influence the econornK decisions of users taken ots the basis of these fiNontial staiements. Irregularirie5, including fraud. are instances of non4ompliancew&ih law5 and fegyllons. We design procedure5 in lirse with our responsibiliiies. outlined above. io detett material inisstaieinents in respect of irregularities. including frau¢J. The eent to which our procedures are capable of drtettirig Ifregulèrities. irKluding fraud is detailed below= 16
THE ROYAL DRAWING SCHOOL INDEPENOENT AUOITOWS REPORT Icontlnued) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 8osed on our understandiTrgoéthe tharitable tompany theeN¥ironment irbThich it operates. we IdelfIed thatthe printlpol ri5k5 01 non<ornpliance wirh lowsand regulation5 reloted to CompaniesAct 2LN)6 and Charities Aff 2011 and we considered the eAtent io whKh non-compliance might have a material ellett on the financial statements. We also Considered those law5and re8ulatlOn5 that he a ¢Jireci impact on the prtparaiion tsl the flnarlcial 5tèternen We evaluated managemenvs incemives and opportunities for lrnrfdtnt manipulation of the financ1 staternents lirKlud¥n4 the rlsk of override of coMro151. Autht pTotedure5 perfomed by the en¢aKement team Included.. InspectiAg torre5poThJence with reeul•tots and tax a)ntS.. Discussions with managemerbt Including consideration of kIn or suspected insiances of non- complian¢e with laws and regulation and fraud- EvaluatinR rnèna8ernenVscontrols desk%fted to preenr and detect Wre8vlarff(- Re¥wine minutesof meetings of ttustees.. Identifyin8 and testing journals. in particulw jtyJfn entiies posied unusual descriptions. and ChalleInga$suMptI0Th5 jvdeements made by rnanaeement intheir accounting estimates A further description of our responsibilities for the audii ol the financial statements i% b¢aied on the Financial Reportlng Councifs webslte '. W¥AV.hr. .uktsLitorsres orsibli Thi5 description forrns part of our auditor's report. Use ol our report Thi5 report is made solely to ihe ¢hritable company's members. as a body. in attordance with Chapter 3 of Part 16 of the cor11pan$ Act 2fJJ6. Our ¥vdit work has been undert•ken 50 thai we might state to the charitablè company's meml)ers those matters we are reouired 10 State to thern in an Auditor's report and for no other purpose. To the lullest extent permitted by law. we do not accept or assume re5ponsibilityto •nyontother than the charitable company and the charitable cornpany'5 rnernbers. as a body. for our audit work, fov this reporr, orfor the opinions we have formed. Richard We¥¥er (Senior stU10ry Audittsrl For and orb behalf of Haysmacintyre LLP. statOry Auditor 10 Queen Street Place London EC4R IAG 06 April 2022 17
The loyal OrawlniSth•g1 Yeaiended 31AuiuSt2011 T•tsiFuds ote5 114WI 31-A JA.2• ittsmèfrom: DonatlvTr5and leiècle5 Ch4ntsbl¢ acTf¥riE5'. 657& 471Jg9 109.0 J..174.IZJ 4$6 lJ74.U) IZJg.ts61 91L435 71N91 lTrvt5¢m¢nts 1139,6221 To1 lcome lJ26.633 679 232376 1.799J87 3,Q92.986 RJis4ni lund5 CharStsblo TltL Edu110 211.157 2XI.1S7 294459 2.372.3 429.144 .2,8laJX8 I.S83.5Z7 429.144 .3AIII.671 3.109.468 P4etlTr¢oml lÈipendllurl Worech4nBe Ih mArIValUe of in¥Stmnts andtr•Asf ZJW4 pijwj) {1&48ZI Chan8e in fflarket Value of inve5rmen15 4Mi7)0 176,6271 193.1091 TraTh51•r-allO¢aWanoltotsl 2W9S4 1299541 Trartsfèibet¥thnlunds t4•t mow2ineDtkn ¥nds 4lOIO 2XIN 4.316.1S2' 4Jlg.646 193,1091 Toial fvnd5 brou8hrforwJfd I,.953 93.893 10.W2.348 lJ.W5.144 13,B98.303 3 951.013 305.)27 15.13&X 18.394 13.P4)S.194 All Ot tthe above wesuhs ai¢ derr¥ed from contiTh¥knl •ttr4ffies. Ther¢ wtte no her rt¢OAnW •r iwes othtr th•n those StsTe4 3&ove. Movtmenis In fundsare disclosed ih NOt li tothe statemeTrtL ThWe5 011 p4e5 llto33 l¢xm pwrt•lihtse f*nanri•15uiEffleA
The Royal Drawlng SdMK Balance Sheet As at 31 August 202L Noies 3X.AuK-21 31-Au8-20 Axed 35set$ Tangible asseis Investrnent5 2,235.2.12 14.446,094 2,295,S35 9.173.920 16.681.306 11..469,455 Cutrent assets Debtors Cash at bank and in hand 796.868 1.456.753 438,724 2.648.647 2.253.621 3,087.371 Credltor5: amounts lalllng due within year io 1540.0871 17SI.6321 Net current assets 1.713.534_ 2.335.739 Total net assets 18,J94.840 13,805,194 Represented br. Restricted funds ndowrnertt funds Dpsignated fund General fund 305.327 15.138,500 2.143.221 807.792 93,893 10,802,348 2.189.220 719,733 11.12 18.394,840 13.805.194 The noies on pages 18 to 33 form part of these financial statements. The financial stoiernents were approved ty the Board of Trusiees on 31 Marth 2022 and were signed on.its behalf by.. Nicholas VCh Trustee Company number.. 4971133
The Roy•l Dmvtnischo St•tement of c•sh Ihw5 Y.è•rert4ed 31 2011. al.11 31-Au6-20 C•shfi•wslrorn 0rI11r4 al¥lITt5. ilet Ime I lexpendiiurel In the ytar OepTeciation charyes IGainslllosses on investments Dividends. interest and rent liom ili7iestments Recelpi of endowmeni Iln¢re8sellde£fease in debtors IIKrÈa5elldecfeasel in uediiors frli ¢•sh pr•¥lded by I lus¢d Inl ap¥¥[¢1s 4589.646 125.501 11,168.5601 193,1091 123.388 76.627 172.4911 1607.0961 "124.931 91.739 (471.9981 1358.1441 1211.5451 1744066 1356XIIII (•sh+lowslrorn investin¢ •£tivttie¥ Oividends and iniere5tfroin in¥estment5 Purchase ol fixed assets Djsposal of lixed •sse¢s Proceed5 frorn sale of inve5trnent5 Purch05e ol investments 1239.1661 169.8191 4.640 8.418.299 112.521.9121 72.491 117.5591 3.174.021 {3.309.2081 Net ch provlded by I lused Inl In¥estlrrf ath41tle5 14A07.9581 180.2551 Cash Ilowslroffl finanrinK¥rtbvftIK: Receipt of endowrnenl 471398 607.096 Nei cash provlded by I lused Inl finèn¢irf •di¥ttt*s 471.998 .6117.096 Chanee sn ¢a5hand fash equl¥4l•rrts In th¢ ye¥ 11.191m41 170.830 Cash and cash equ¢valents 4tthe beginnin8 of ibe year Cash and rash equl¥altntsat Ihe end of th¢yÈ•r 2,648.647 2.47717 1,456.753 2.648,647
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