**Report** : Senior Manager 

**Reason for Report** : Trustee Meeting 3[rd] July 2023 


This is a shorter than usual report for two reasons, firstly a great deal of information/data will have been shared at the Annual General Meeting which was held prior to this board meeting and secondly to give a brief account of events since the last bard meeting in May. 

Dawn Kightley as the new Chairperson, has received her DBS and the confirmation letter of ‘suitability’ from Ofsted. This effectively means Louise Eastwood as outgoing Chairperson can inform Ofsted Dawn will be the nominated person for Shine moving forward.   Wendy Connell, Peter Bussey and Linda Shiner have all been added as Directors on Companies House and are all ‘live’. Each one of them has started the process of obtaining a DBS through Ofsted and subsequently completing and EY2 to check suitability. 

## **Staffing** 

Staffing pressures on Short Breaks team members have been alleviated with the appointment of five new workers, three of which are able to work, and others are awaiting completion of checks. 

As highlighted in my last report the employment contract for The Thrive Practitioner ends at the end of July 2023. Rhiannon Jones is currently seconded from a nursery post to this role. However, as detailed in May there is funding available due to a current underspend for an extension to the contract until end of October 2023. 

As previously explained, there is additional monitoring pressure under the new 5-year contract from Norfolk County Council. One of the expectations is that all children and young people have individual targets, agreed with parents to evidence outcomes. As targets, strategies and outcomes are at the core of the Thrive Practitioners day-to-day work a decision by Trustees to consider the post being consumed within the core staff team needs to be made. Felton Fundraising have been asked to prioritise raising core revenue moving forward. If a decision was made to maintain this post it would alleviate pressure and additional work on the Management Team. 

**Action** : Trustees to decide whether to retain the post, and to make it part of the core workforce 

## **Nursery** 

Currently there are 49 children on roll at nursery however thirteen children will be transitioning to school at the end of the summer term. Some transition meetings have been planned with some schools, however there is not consistency. 

The Nursery Manager reports there are 38 children taking up their early education funding at the start of the Autumn term.  This is an excellent figure for the start of new academic year with the potential of more families enquiring between now and the end of the summer term. 

> * DAF = Disability Access Fund, EYPP = Early Years Pupil Premium, EHCP = Education, Health & Care Plan, EYFE = Early Years Funded entitlement, EAL = English as additional language, SEN = Special Educational Needs 




## **Building** 

Bowers and Barr, Electricians have completed the 5-year electrical testing of the building which is a statutory requirement. There were a few minor issues which have been repaired and three observations which will need attention in the future which are: 

- SY cables for the heat pumps show damage due to weather and not being to BS standards 

- Water heaters feed in standard cable not LSF as had been 

   - specified when built 

- Solar panel feed in standard cable not LSF as has been specified when built 

However, the building has received a certificate which has been stored on file. The next inspection is five years’ time (2028). 

Following a recommendation by a senior member of NANSA a representative of Read Garden Rooms visited the premises on Monday 26[th] June. They specialise in the design and construction of garden rooms and have built the one currently used at NANSA on Woodcock Road, Norwich. The discussion was positive, and we have been promised drawings and potential costs in a few weeks. It was made clear that due to the size of the building ‘building regulations’ would need to be sought, he explained due to the nature of the way the buildings are erected a concrete base would not be required saving considerable time and money. 

As identified above Felton Fundraising have been asked to give some immediate focus on raising additional funds for the post of Thrive Practitioner. Alongside this it has been identified that raising funds for ‘core’ is also a priority. Despite several applications and the usual monthly mailing being sent out the number of actual donations received has been extremely slow since April 2023. 

Karen Leggett Senior Manager 27.6.23 

> * DAF = Disability Access Fund, EYPP = Early Years Pupil Premium, EHCP = Education, Health & Care Plan, EYFE = Early Years Funded entitlement, EAL = English as additional language, SEN = Special Educational Needs 



Cknrity registrati¢+n Dumber 1111097
CoJDP•Dy regL*tr*tlon Dumbtr5405276 (EDgI￿Ld •ttdWAlu>
ST NORFOL
ANNUAL REPORT AND UNAUDITED FINANCtAL STATEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH2023

ST NORFOLK
LEGALANDADM[NtSTRAT￿B INF
TION
MrsLSbititr
MrsGBthortb
Mr S RAMa4x)le
Mrs D Nottage
Mrs D Kight]¢y
Mrs SGeDtle
MrPB
Mts Wconttell
(Appinted i ScptembEt 2022)
Seerttsry
MrCJSmyth
Chitrlty knttthber
1111(P)7
Company Dumber
$405276
Principal addrws
AlpbaC¢t
AJpbaRo￿l
Norfolk
NR31 OLG
ReEtsttr￿ office
A]pbaCeDtre
A￿l&￿R0
GREATYApMoimi
Norfolk
NRJI OLG
Tl&sNesgmaD & Co
7 Hwgate
B￿1¢3
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ST NORFOLK
Page
StatemeDtof finanGial a￿1vIll¢s
6-15

STNOBFOLK
Trus
S, REpoKr
CLUDING DIRE
RS, RFTrOR
FORIHEYEARENDED 31 MARCH2023
The fjnattcial st*tll¢nts have been prrywcd in ￿)rda￿Ce with th¢ ¥¢4utttiD8 polici&8 Sct ovt in notc I to the fiDaDcial
5(ateme1￿ attd comply with the chaTitys tgovcming ¢knJmeTht]. th¢ Cotllwies A¢t 2W6 and.A¢￿￿￿tillg ond Rep)rting by
Charititt8: Stst•D¢ntof RttQEzJmendedPrxtice applicable to charities PT¢paritigthctr *tounts in a¢£ordancc with the Financial
RqM)rtiti8 Stsudard applirnbl¢ in theUK andRtyublicof Irelat¥J (FRS 102). {effediv¢ l JaDuary 2019).
ObltttiY¢$ adivits¢5
The Chasity$ Objects arespecifically rttstrictedto the followi
To r¢]ieve and promot¢ the w¢lfare of cbildren at¥1 yowTrg ps)pl¢ to the a8e of 25 ittludiDg in pticulEr. those withBpeci
or additional tteeds arising from thentsl. physical. kbaviouraj or eJwatiotHI diffirniti<% andrcsi(ling in aDd within theNorfolk
andwaveney w by providing (*T4 advic4 aad sknrtlxeaks fortsid ¢hildTe
Itl orthrto a¢hS¢VE its 8im&Th¢ Cb*ity provid￿.
R&%pile C8r¢" to OtLC supwi Youth Club. Nwscry" ￿ Holiday Play s¢kne5" tog¢therwith 5Wrt Scrviccs. Followin8
a rtstrU¢¢v￿g in September 2021. the5¢ 8r¢ st3ffed by a SeDior MJnagw. FitwKc Offi￿1 Deputy Cthtre N￿￿try
M2n2g¢r ThriYePractitioncr,' ￿Ad￿tinA$s]sla￿L
Th¢ tnL%tea8 have p￿d thie regard to guidaTKc i5wJ by th¢ awity Commis5iC• ti] decidtDg w]Jat activities the cbarity sllould
undertake.
Aehfev¢tyeDts And performaate
The Centr¢ has continued to pro¥id¢ it's ￿￿al servicaK maints1￿ to a level ki keep within available finatm. The Ceotre
coJJtstiu¢s to bc used for th¢ of Short Breaks activiti￿ Day Nwwy: ar•1 othrrr¢lofrd activiti¢* PI8Dning p#noissiorL
has been obtained from the local c4)utLciE for the plantted major building altuations l additiODS. The Thriv¢Approath hHS been
¢mbgJded into the ethos of Shinc a]1 &sp￿ts of tb¢ pmvision. A detsiied tepjrt of fLtiviti&8 is published syratcty.
Copies are availabl¢ on reqwlt.
FknaD¢ial revie
The Incottting and Outgoing Resour￿ in thc StataDC41t of FiDancial kniviti¢s on pag6 4 T¢llects a busy y¢4r for
Short Brth and Nursery servi(xs with incr¢&8ed incom¢ from ]KTrweYcr a d¢fj¢it of £45.379 3TiS&% compaTd to a
£30,851 deficit the previous year. This is to the hard work of th¢ entire te4m of Staff, Volunteer5 and T￿￿¢¢5, who
¢oJnbin¢d efforts have enabled the Charity to Efnefit the Community. Despite SSEDificark funding from th¢ local authority,. itl
ord¢rto achiev¢ the r￿Ults reported and provide quaiaty of service, we aT¢ r¢liatit(n otherFutLd-raising activiti¢s brIn￿g itk
£115.600. This 1$ lik¢ly to b¢ l]arder to achicve in the (xrnt eo)nomic dllD3te. The p12Th8 for att exten8ioD. for
£80,000 has been designatesl continu¢s to be atiobjectiye to provide improved seryi¢w and working o)ttditions. In odditioD
to the Building Fun& there is a Desi￿¢d G¢￿t￿l ContiDgenGy Fthid of £IOOIWO. whi¢h the total of £180.0￿ is he]d"
ShortT¢rni iDteK8tbearing dwi
Rtst￿t8 policy
The TnJste¢'s y)Iiw is to mainlaitl 5uffi¢i¢nL fimd8 for th¢ r¢placemcDt of wJipme41t and to finaEJ* oFrations for èt leagt 6
months. To this purpJs¢the GetL¢r¥l R¢5¢rY¢ ¢llrxutly stand5 at£I(K).O￿.
Investment pollty
The Tn]ste¢s inv¢sbll¢nt￿lIcY is slK*rttern dep)sttsvilh low risk8nd gwd
Rtsk #nalys
Operational risks arc routincly addres￿d by th¢ manager and assistaDt and ¢￿h¢1￿]d re¢eiYcs a persoDal tisk &%sessment as
standard procedure. All staff arc sllbjcct to criTllitial record che£kts. Risks a5wC1￿ with th¢ buildiDg arc a(kJressd &8 part or
thc building proje¢t in<x)njutt¢tionwith thc architeds atsd builder
Structur4 g<)vern*nee and mADagemtDt
Shin¢ IE&8t Norfolk) is a Registered Charitable Company" limitedby gLwank
Th¢ liability of members is limitedto aM￿lMU￿ of£lO ea¢]L
Its govetning document is ils Mcmoralldum gndAtticles ofAsso¢iatton" ￿ r¢viw127thMay 2014.

STNORFOIK
TRUSTEES, REPORT
LUDfNG DIRECTORS, REPO
co
FORIHEYEARENDED 31 MARCH2023
Truste￿ 8nd DiT¢etors
Th¢ trustecswho 5erveA dwin8thcycarardup to the dth of of the fiThwial 5tateJnentswcr¢:
Mrs L Shirt¢r
DrLHEls￿00d
Mr5 GBudworth
Mr S RAMaTpole
Mrs D Nottage
MTS D Hosier
Mys D Kigbtley
Mrs S Gcntlt
Mr P Bussey
hJrs W C￿nn¢11
(Ruigned l July 2022)
(A￿]￿￿1 I SwtemF*r2022)
The following 5crved as c4)mpaDy direckn dwstigthe ycar.
Dr L H E&%twood
Mrs G Blldworth
Mr S Matp)l¢
A$S￿l3ti01L The Con)mittee hasthc p)w¢r to cl￿pt aTrLtste¢ to fill avacan¢y.
senior manager. a tnLSt¢c p￿k of previo￿8 account& b￿*1￿C$S p￿ of condu￿ ¢ligibility dcclardtits
Independent examiner
r¢.JPPDint¢dwill b¢ put at a General ￿￿11)&
Thc tn]stecs' re[￿rtW￿5 approved by the Bcordof Tru5r
DrLHE&%twr
Trustee
MrPB
lh￿te¢
Date..

ST NORFOLK
TO TRUSTEES OF SHINE
ASTNORFOIK
I rep)rtto th¢In￿ my exami￿ of the fin￿l81 statcmuhts of ShiK (Fx¢Norfolk) (tl* charity) forthe year cnded 31
h(aT¢h 2023.
R¢5ponsibilities b¥5is ofrtport
As the ttuste¢s of the ctwity (and ajso its diredots for the txllp)5C50f ctyttpny Jaw) you oJ¢ restKJD5ibl¢ for the prcparnt¢onof
the f￿all¢l81 ststemeots xtt accordance withth¢ ￿￿]retheDts0f thc CowptiiesAct21M)6 (th¢2WAct).
Having ￿tiSfi￿ ￿y$￿f that the fijjancial statcmAtsof the charity at¢ witittdto ￿ audit¢d wider P¥rt 16 of th¢ 2(h)6 A
at￿￿Te ¢ligibl¢ for indep¢ndent examinatioffj I I¢￿rt iti rt%t*ct of Ethy cxaEDin8t*)n of the ¢lwtty's fithanrial st3tem¢ats carried
out undcr 5eCtiotL 145 of th¢ Chat*ti&% Act 2011 (th¢ 2011 Act). ID carying ott Jny Cxauji￿I0ll I hav¢ followed all th¢
oppiicthl¢ DiT¢Ction5 given by the CTh&ity Commt55ion und¢rsection 14515Xb) ofth¢2011 ACL
IndepeDdent ￿￿￿￿￿tr.5 slatetvnt
Sin¢¢ th¢ Gtwity'5 gross illcome excecded £250.￿ yout examiner tDust ￿ a rn47Abtt of a body Jisted iij s¢¢tion 145 of th6
2011 Act. I confinn that l am 4￿lfied to th¢ ¢xaminthon buwLse I arD a member of ICAEW. whith ts one of thc
]jst¢db)dL￿.
I have Lximpleta my examin￿0￿ I that no mattrES hav¢ ￿rne to my atentioD io conneGtion with the cxatyijmtion
giviJ)g the caw¢ to Wievethatitl any mat¢rial respect:
accountit)8rc£or&% wetcnot kcpt inrwofthc cknity as rquired by s¢dioD 386 ofthc20(￿At￿. or
the flnancial statemcnts do T￿>t￿rdWItht1￿ reg)rds' or
financiaI 5tat¢tllents do not comp]y with the accounting wviremcnts ¢Jf 396 of the 2006 Act other than atly
requsrement that th¢ g¢¢ounts gtve a true and fair view sFhith is Mt a rnatt¢r cx)Ek8idcthl a8 part of #n I￿¢pendent
cxaminatioo or
the financial tstcmerjts have not be￿ prcpared tn acwrdatLC¢ with thc rn¢tlKxls and PTinciplc% of the Statemetlt of
RecoD)mended Practic¢ for a¢¢outtlittE and reporting by charities appjioblc fo ¢]Jaritie5 prep2ring their 8¢counts ID
accordan¢e withthcW]nallcid RqA)rtio8 Sta￿d￿ applit¥bk intlK UK 8ttdRtpubliGof Irdalld(FRS 102).
I h&v¢ no concerns atld hav¢ come xro&8 no othu matters in conn¢diOll with thB examination to wbich att¢ntiofL sFd)u]d bc
WavtDeyAcconntants Limrted
Tl&s Newman & Co
CharteredAccoutstants
7 Hungate
BttG1¢5
Suffolk
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AST NORFOLK
BALANCE SHBEr
ASAT31MAR
H 2023
2022
Notu
Fixed #sstts
Jntangibl¢as￿ts
Tangibl¢ ass¢ts
io
li
752
1.044.660
1,790
1,070,563
.045.412
1.072353
Curr¢•t •ss¢ts
Debtors
Cath at bankaTLd inhotyl
12
24.078
240.168
4,1)99
257.345
264246
271.444
Creditors: amouDts fthg one
year
13
(3&9051
(27.665)
Net current￿Sets
225341
243,779
Total assets less eRrr¢ut li4bl]Itk8
1270.753
1316,132
Ineome fDnds
R¢8tricted fi]nd
T￿¢strIct￿ fiujds
Desi￿ted fiwds
14
I.{K￿j08
1,042,047
15
180,(KKI
84245
180.000
94,085
261,245
274,085
1270.753
l J16,132
Th¢ compgny Ès entitled tts th¢ exemption froTrt the a￿lIt requir￿t wDtsithliostttion 477 of the CompBJJies Act 2￿. for
th¢ year ended 31 Marth 2023.
The dire¢tots ¥kllowled8e their rwibi]iti&8 for CA)mplying with the of th¢ CompgDi¢sArt 2006 with re$pxt
The D)cmbcrs bave not required th¢ ¢x)mpaDy to oithin an a￿1¢ of its fiDalKi￿ forth¢y¢4r itt question itt accordan
with section476.
Th¢￿ fuwiciaj statrm¢nts have beeD in arKAkn with th¢ provi5iorA WI￿abl¢ to ¢ompgntcs subject to thB sThall
The fiJJancial statements wcrc approved by th¢ TnL8ttt5 0n..-
Mr P Bussey
Thist¢¢
CompaDy ttgi8tntioD nuwber5405276

ASTNORFOLK
TATEMENfoF FtNANCIALA
INCLUDING INCOMEAND EXPENDITUREACCOt
OR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Tol*l
UDTestrittrd Restsi¢ted
nds
(￿￿dS
2022
2022
T•t*l
futtds
2023
2023
2022
Nole8
Volwitary i]w￿e
Charitablcactivitia%
Invethcnts
204.828
18&811
536
61669
267,497
l8&811
536
1917
152245
39.040
231,740
152,245
87
Total income
394.175
62.669
456.844
345.032
39.040
384.072
eDditsre on:
R2isitiE fimds
10.854
10.854
10.608
10,608
awitable *tivities
397.$04
93.865
491.369
361.665
42.650
404,315
Totsl eXpendi￿re
408358
93,865
502223
372273
42.650
414.923
Net outgoing r¢soyr¢¢s
before traB5fers
(14.183)
(31.1
(45379)
(27,241)
(3.610)
(30.851)
Gross fra￿fer$
b¢hv¢¢n fi￿d$
4J43
(4J43)
(3,807)
Nete4)tndltsre forthe ye*rl
Net movemtnt ill
(9.840)
(35J3Y)
(45,379)
3.434)
(7.417)
130.851)
F￿￿ baJatK¢s at l ApTiI 2022
274.085
1.042,047
1316.132
297,519
1.049,464
1,346,983
Fund b21antes #tjl Marth
2023
264245
I.¢M)6.508
1270.753
274,085
1.042.047
1316.132
The statement of f￿ancial activiti6$ includ&% all gal￿ ond Iosx8 tecwisa intityear.
All itKom¢ and exp￿￿]it￿e derivc from rontitiuin8 activilics
The statement of finaDckal activities also complic5 with the reqUireM￿ts for an in&xDc and ￿p￿Id1th)re accowtt u￿]er thc
CompatiiesAct 2006.

STNOBFOLK
NOTES TO THB FINAN
IAL STAIEMENrs
FOKTHB YEARENDED 31 MARCH 2023
AetountiDg policies
Chgrtty InforniatioD
Shinc (East Norfolk) is a privatc comtAny iiD)ited by guaraThtre iDCQTW)rated ID FJJ8land wal￿ Thcr¢gisteted office
isAJpha C¢ntr¢.AlphaRo4 GREATYARMOUTrL NorfoJL NPJI 01￿.
1.1 Ac¢ountiDg eonveDtion
The fiTJanciai statements have bee￿ in withtl* charl￿5 tgoverning <boJmeDtI, the CompaDiuAct
20Q6. FRS 102"The Fijjancial Retx)rting Standard appbcabl¢ in the UK aTrl Rq>ub]ic of trelan(r' eFRS 102.) and the
ctwitie8 SORP 'A¢¢o￿tillg attd Rctthitig by C￿ltieS. Statwjent of Rff¢]mended Practice applic4ble to charities
prewing their accounts iti 2eeordzttce with the Financigl Re￿1]￿8 StaT¥Jard applicabl¢ irt the UK a5)d Republic of
Ireland (FRS 102). (¢ffo*iv¢ l Jatsuary 2019). Thedwity as aPubli¢ BeJKfy bfjity dCfllW￿ by FRS 102.
The charity h&8tskcn adv#ntsg¢ofthepTovisioLsinthe SORPfor¢l]atities D)1 t0pretArca Stst¢meotof Cash Fjows.
Th¢ fitwJ¢ial ststemcnts are Prepared in 5ttrlin& wbich i8 thc fij￿￿10￿ of the charity. Monetary aTthounts in
adopted are sct out bclow.
1.2 Going concern
At the time of approving the financid 5tstetrteot% thc tnjstecs hv¢ a rc&4thlr Cxp￿￿t￿M cbaTity has *Jequat¢
resource5 to ¢A)ntinue in operational existrn¢* for thc foreseeabl¢ fiJthJr& Ib￿ th¢ trustets contitLU¢ to &*Trpt th¢ goitlg
IJ Chsrhable fuDds
Unra%tricted fjJtwJs aT¢ availablefor￿$c atthedisctetion0fthc1ntste￿ in fi￿￿￿t￿or charitsbl¢¢ibjectiv£
D&81￿)ated funds wrDPri$¢ fiJt)&8 which hav6 beett set &sidc at th¢ disctttion of th¢ tnjstets for srK¢ifi¢ pwcs. The
pwwJs¢s and ￿ of th¢ desi￿￿ts1 fiJtt&are5et out in to the fjw¢ialstatcments.
R¢stri¢ted fiJtA8 are subject to $￿tifiC conditions by th￿[5 &8 to ly)w tlw bc The pwpos¢s uses of the
restrict￿ fi￿d$ at¢ sttout notcs to tbcfjnanGial statements.
IA Income
come is rett)w)ised when thc cjwity is legaity ¥xtitled ts it aft¢r yftYmaDce conditiott% have be¢n tb¢
amounts can bcTn¢asuredrc]iabty. and it is probabl¢that ino)mcwÈll bcTcc<ived
C&8h donations 8Je reto80is￿ on re¢¢ipL Other th)￿tio1]S arc reo)gni5ed tbe chaThty has been notified of the
&)natioD, uD]ess perfonu2rt£e Conditions require deferral of the amounL ID(Dm¢t&X Te¢oYcrabl¢ in r¢latio¥J to dO[￿lI0n5
reteivedulldcr GiftAidordeeAi8 of covenantis reco￿)15¢41 atthe timc ofthedon&io
1.5 EX￿￿dI￿re
Expcndtture is rec0gni5ed0j￿ethcre is alegalor c4JMtr￿vt obligationts transfer ttottomic benefit to athird party, 5t is
probabl¢ tha¢ a ttansfer of c¢onoti]ic FKncfits will bc in scttlcrn￿l aDd th¢ •]nount of the obligation can
D)easur¢d reliably.
Expenditure 15 cla55ifi¢d by activity. The costs of each acttvity made upof the total of dite¢t ¢osL8 and shaT•I cos
including support eATrsts involvcd in undethg ea¢h activity. DiTed rAJ#s attnThutsble to a suJg]¢ aaivity are ￿lOcated
dir¢Gtly to th* activity. Shyrfyl e05ts which contribute to morc than aclivity and support costs whicb aJ¢ not
attributabl¢ to a si]We activity are aprx)rtiotTh4 between those activities ona bs8iS o)nsi$ttnt with the use of rcsources.
ntral staff costs aT¢ ajlocakd on the basis of time spenL depreciati￿ clthrges at¢ ￿o￿ted on thc p)rtion of th¢
ass¢¢'s u

ASTNORFOLK
NO
FOR THEYEARENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Accoll￿thI¥ po]ieks
(Contillutd)
1.6 llltADgible fixed assets otber tham coodTill
tntangible a55¢ts acquir￿ 5wrately from a b￿Sine&s arc recO￿ls¢d at 8r¢ $ubsequtatly m¢&sured at CQSt I
Int￿gIble assets acquired on busitw £•tt)bit)atiorL% arc reco￿liSed sctAntely from E(M)dwLII at th¢ acquisition date
wILU¢ it is probable that thc ￿pe¢l¢￿ f(Jttre ee0j￿Mic F*nefits thatar¢ attsibrtabb to the a8setwill flow to the entity ￿ld
the fair vajuc of th¢ ￿¢t can be wtasuted reliabty. thc iDtawThl¢ &55¢t •iS¢5 ftom omtr¥tual or oth¢r le881 rights: 8JJd
th6 intangible &sseti5 separabl¢ fro￿ th¢ enttty.
A￿rt]￿lI)n is r¢co￿lSe￿ so &8 to write off thc w5t or valuatioo of 1¢$% theÉr resid￿1 Valu￿ over th¢ir
liv¢s tsnth¢ following base8".
Databas¢ attdwebsit¢
1.7 T#￿£1b16 rjxtd L8sets
Tgngible fixed &%8ets arc iDits8lly at ¢x)st ard Subsequ￿ at cost or Valuatio￿ ll¢t of depreciation
atld athy impairn)eDt lo￿&￿.
Depreciation is tccogDised50 as to writr off Ih¢costorTMluatiOD of 8wts ks8 tIKir r¢SId￿ valuu ove¥th¢iru8eful lives
onthc followtllg ba8ts:
N0tdcptcci￿1￿ÉStsaÉgFA ItD¢
15%& 33% RedUcingE0Jar￿ I2￿& 25% Straightlitie
The gain or loss ari8iDg on th¢ dis￿1 of ots &8sct is dettnDiueAI ￿ the diffc[N￿ btheen the S￿¢ prO¢e￿ alld thc
IA Cash cL8h tqlllvalents
Cash and c&8h equivalents includ6 in battl dcrrf>5its hcld at cau withb￿0th¢Is1Itsrt-tcrn liquid ittvtslmentswith
original mati]ritics of thrtt month8 or1¢54 and b3okoverdraft& B&ttk ovetthaftsare sl¥)wn within borrowill88 in current
Jiabilities.
1.9 Fwantial iDStrumtnts
Th¢ (h￿lty ha5 e]cthd to apply the pmvisiow of Srttion 11 'Basi¢ FiTOll(aal InstrU￿ents. gJ)d SectiOD 12 '0ther
Financial IrL8truments 155ues' ofFRS 102 to all of its fitwi¢ial 10strum￿l*
provs$ions the insttwnethL
FirwL¢ial ass¢ts atld liabiliti￿ 8r¢ offsei with th6 amouDts pr¢s•itd fitiat￿ when th¢r¢ 15 a
l¢gally etJforceabl¢ right to sel offth¢ reco￿]Sed wM4 t￿￿r£ 1$ 8ts )nknti￿ tos¢uleon anet b&%is orto rea]istthB
asset and settle the liabslity sittLuknu¢owly.
Boslefvwicio10ss
B&8ic financial &sseL% which irKludc d¢btOTS and ￿ aThl bank TrA]anw arc initially sjwurcd at trattsa¢tson price
inclthling transaction ¢osts attd arc subsequenlly C￿rIed at amortised c05t win8the efftctive ititercst mdhod wJl¢ss th¢
arrangement wnstitU￿ a fjwncitig tr0￿ctIO￿ where thc trallsaction i% at the PT¢sent Valuc of the future
ccipts dIs(x)UDtedatam￿k¢l Tate of inter&%L Firwciai clwified¥Kc¢È¥able witkLinon¢yeaT ate not amortise(L

STNORFOLK
OTE
ANCIAL STATE
FOR THE YEARENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Actouththig politi
(Colltinu¢d)
BoTlcflMwidlllllobllldÉs
Ba8ic financiaj liabiiitLe5. including FAnk lo￿ irkitially rewgnis&l at trdtLsaclion price wjiess the
arrangem¢at cotJ5titut¢s a finanCi￿g transactio￿ the &bt instnune4rt ￿ mwured at the Present va]u¢ of the future
payments discounted at a ￿￿Jk¢t rate of iDterasL FinatKial lÈabilitic5 d￿sir￿a &$ payablc wÈtbin on¢ yeot are not
Debt ijjstswments aresubscquentty carricdat amortised w5L u5ingth¢ ¢ff¢tiYc ill1¢￿t t*metlhyL
Tr*1¢ ¢r¢ditots are ob]igatiorL8 to pay for 8￿￿8 or yervic¢s hav¢ bcm wuired in the ordinary coursc of op¢ra¢i0os
from supp]iers.Amo￿ts payable are cl&8sified &8 cufrcnt liabilitic5 if paymmt is du¢witbiJ) onc year or le55. If t￿l they
8r¢ pr6sented as non-cutrent liabtlities. Tr&4c creditor5 are recogThiS￿ I￿lallY at tr*tsxtion price and 5ubsequ¢ntty
Jcasurcd atATUOrtis¢doMtwitigthe effective iDtertstmetho
Derecoznition offinonciallia&lities
FitWLcial liabilitics are d¢r￿g￿lS¢dwhetttheCba[ity.s LX>DtraGbJal ob1iPt(￿S expircor #T¢ di$¢ha￿￿Or (4ncelle41
Vollllltary iDtome
Unrestrkted Restricted Totsl URTeStri¢t￿ Restricted
fuBd
ds
d5
Total
21ll3
2023
2022
2022
2022
s2.￿7
61669
115,596
41,679
6,934
39.040
80.719
6.934
Othergranls
Short Break Service
Fees
151,9)1
144.087
144,087
204,828
62,669
267,497
192,7
39,04
231.740
Charitable a¢tiYi¢
Chxritable
ID¢ome
Nlltstry
2023
Chiritabl¢
Int•me
Nursery
2022
Nur5¢ry fecs
LAC Short breakfe
Other inwm¢
184.901
3,601
309
147,135
4,622
488
188.811
152,245

ASTNORFOLK
NOTES
tNANCtAL STATEMENtS
FOR THEYEARENDED 31 MARCH 2023
IDvtttm¢Dts
Uxrtstrided u￿restricted
funds
2023
1022
Intercst rcceivablc
536
RaisRng fDDds
Ullre5tritttd UDre5tricted
runds
fund$
2023
2022
10,854
10,608
10.854
10,608

STNORFOIK
N01ES
FOR THE YEARENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Ch#rit*blt #ttivltl
Chorltsbk Charitable
Expenditure ￿PendItUre
2023
2022
stsff costs
Depreciation
227.512
31.728
9.151
691
2.131
8.150
8,984
20.465
12.777
3.780
32J89
185,248
32,494
10,977
246
2.507
5,523
8,459
17.410
15,457
3,703
Staff attd voluttteercxpenscs
EntertaitJmenL trips andoulings
Certtre tosts.. Uti]itics
Centreeosts.. CleaniThg and knilctrt¢s
Small eqtJipmeDtpurclJ&
357.758
282,024
Share of $up￿rte0$ts (see ujtc 7)
133,611
122291
491,369
404,315
ADa]y5is by hnd
397.504
93.86S
361,665
42,650
Restrirt￿ fiulds
491,369
404,315
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AST NORFOLK
NOIES TO
tNANCtAL STA
FOR THEYEARENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Support tosts {iD¢lxdiDg goveTDane¢ tosts)
2023
2022
111,883
1,038
102,299
880
1.313
2,640
2,448
2.958
2,641
3.098
1,500
1,910
Deprcciation
Rwruitment
ProfessioDat fee8
Teletknnc. internetandr*)stagc
Printujgi stslion¢ry plK*tO¢OPyi08
Cothputet software ete.
Getjeral ex￿[L8t8 and uniforni
EquipTnent bir¢
Covid 19 ¢xpeos
SubscripttoJJs andothcr fccs
3.150
2,502
3.515
5.872
2,766
1.723
1,137
133.611
122.291
ClJaTithbk a¢tiviti
133,611
122,291
2023
2021
tn¢ludts governallce t05ts Of..
IndependeDtexat[LS￿r3 fe¢3
CoyDpany s¢rr¢tario1
Truste¢ andu)¢¢tings ex
Ofsttd fe¢
Oth¢r governmeDt suprM>rt LX>5ts
1.51JO
1,21
1,440
50
50
220
500
3.670
3.410
Employtts
Th¢ averdge EDOTLthiy nU￿b¢rOf employtts dwiDg theye4rw&s:
2023
Ntsmber
2022
Number
35
36
ThcK were ￿ employeeswhose annual Tanuttuationwas￿otethaTr £60MKJ. No Tnjstecrectived 8nyrtmuDeratiOtior
T#iatlo4
The charity is exempt froTn tsx on Ir￿￿￿)6 and Wdtn5 falling within sediffl 505 of th? Taxex Act 1988 or stttion 252 of
the Taxation of Ckngcabl¢ GaiDsAct 1992 to theextentth0tthescar6a￿LaI kn its charitable objccts.
11

ASTNORFOLK
OTES TO THE FfNANCIAL STAIEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
10 IntaDgibl¢ fjxed assets
Dit*bx5e*Ndi¥èbslte
C05¢
At l April 2022 and 31 Marth2023
4.153
Atttotttsatlon and impainneNt
At l April 2022
Atuortl5atioucW for theyear
1363
1,038
At 31 M2rch 2023
3.4Ql
Carryi￿¥ #mouxt
At 31 March 2023
752
At31 M¥tth 2022
1,790
11 TADgible fixed ass¢ts
Totsl
fitIiDV
C05t
At l April 2022
Additions
1253.407
4.093
82,030
1,732
lJ35.437
5.825
At 31 Mardl 2023
1257.5
83.762
1,341.262
D¢pr¢t1#￿￿ and impaiTmeD¢
At l April 2022
Depreciation ¢harg&l inthe ycar
211,947
25,087
52,927
6,641
264,874
31,728
At 31 March 2023
237.034
59.568
296.602
Carrying amount
At 31 mS￿h 2023
1.020,466
24,194
1.044.660
At 31 MoT¢h 2022
1,041.460
29.103
1.070.563
12 Debtors
2013
2022
Amounts f#llthg dKewitbiD •neye*r.
Grnits and fcu receivable
Prcpaym¢nts and awrued tncome
21.479
1599
10355
3,8M
24.078
14.099
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STNORFOLK
NOTE
]NANCLIL STA
FORIHE YEARENDED 31 MARCH2023
13 Credltors: amoDnts falling dueFsthitt okneye*r
2023
2022
othert￿atiOn 8T￿$0¢18[ stturity
Trnle creditors
Othercreditors
5,091
9.967
811
23,036
5.282
4,866
17.517
38,905
27.665
14 Re5tri¢ted fThud5
The it)come fi]tth ofth¢ chwrity ]lld￿ rtstricted fw¥Js wmwisiDg tkn follow1￿￿￿¢xPen&db￿laD¢a1 ofthDattons
gfdnts he1dontr￿stfOrSFK¢ifjGpWP)Sts:
Re50WT
IhufrTS
TaB¢¢ at
31 ma￿h2o23
IApri12022
BuildÈng FundAR¢stricted
DAF Fund
Thriv¢ Pra¢tiotJerFuDd
MeetingRoom Fund
TranstxTrrt Fund
NutTheracylLiteraGy F¢thd
Sensory Equiptuent Fw
outsideAr￿ Futtd
Family Th1veWo￿sknp Fur
Short Breaks Subsidiary Fut¥J
Nursery Subsidiary Fund
H9￿ipFu￿d
IPads Fw
Youth ClllbActiviticslOutiDgs
Fund
Short BreaksActivati&8 Fut¥J
Solar Pane]sFund
Equipment Fund
Nur5¢ry Room FWMI
Outdoor Rai]tvw Pyramid FuThJ
997.935
125.087)
{4,846)
{2U73)
(5249)
(105)
13332)
13.071)
(2.441)
11 J39)
(870
(162)
(2.000)
(4330)
972.848
9.472
14231
I6￿15
21.944
(4.903)
(7.820)
149
21380
5.100
1.895
332
(3.￿j0)
(599)
49
1536
369
3,071
1448
4.736
1290
4,144
1,660
206
1330
3247
(1.940)
(480)
{9,IKK))
(250)
15,045)
Q,040)
1307
745
50
45
120
1920
1.042,047
61670
(93,866)
(4?43) I,W6,508
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STNOBFOLK
NOIES TO THE FENAN
IAL STATEmE￿[s
FOR THEYEARENDED 31 fvL4RCH 2023
IS DesigDated
The income fjJnds of th¢ ¢lwAty include the following desi￿￿ fi]nds Fhicb hav¢ set &8idG of uorestricted
fiJtJts by thc tr￿te¢S for sp¢¢ific PLW:
Mov¢mtht
Moyementkn
fuDd5
Bknt¢ It
IAprll2Q21
AApri1202J
31 MaJYh2025
GBRFuttd UJJr&¥tricted
BuildiDgFundB Uurestricted
100.(
go,o(K)
loo,￿0
80.(KH)
loo.000
80,QOO
180.(KKI
180,(
180,000
16 ADaly5is of assets belweem
Unrestritted R¢strkted
ds
T•tsl UDT¢Strfrted R¢stricted
funds
2022
Total
2fr22
2022
Fund balances at 31
Mard) 2023 are
r¢pr¢s¢nta by:
Int￿gible fixed a55cts
Tangible assets
Current ￿￿￿101#bilitits)
752
71.812
13.1)60
752
1.044.6
225,341
1.7
83.663
8.632
1,790
1,070,563
243,779
972,848
32281
986.900
55.147
85,624
I.￿5.129
1.270.753
94.085
.042.047
l J16,132
17 Summary offvllds
Gencral Fund. Unre8trided
GBRFLmd. Unrutricted
ContuJg¢ncy res￿ set a8idc to rnry th¢ (knity for 6 montlk% if fiJtOiThgl itlcomc
Building Fund B. Unrcstricted Funds allocat￿ forthe new builitings¢xt¢nSiODsand8lteration&
Building FulldA- Re5trided
Fwxd8 rai5rA for tk origitial buildiDg twjec¢ aDtwal prorKty d¢preciation ¢harged
ag4ttLSt IL
Numeracyl LÉtcraq Sh¢d Fund Fund8 r¢ttiYed spe¢ifically forfiDww c05ts0fNutnew ILiteracy Shed.
McetiD8lioom Fut
Futh received5￿1&CallY forfrjatiore CO￿ of a D)e¢tingroOMl￿
Sensory Equipment Furxl
FuDth pmvidedsp¢¢ificalty forfuowg st￿S0ry equipttLfflL
DAF Fund
Funth provxdcd 5￿CIfiCAllY forDi>M&yAccCssF￿ttd1
Thriv¢ Pra¢tiiiOtw FuTLd
provided 5pe¢ifically for fiu¥JDEtheThTive I￿titiOnerS¢￿1c
Outsi(kAr¢as Fund
Fund8 provided Sp￿IfiCallY for f￿￿l￿go￿tsidC w alterations and impTov¢mtnts.
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STNORFOLK
NOTES TO THE FINAN
FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
17 Summary oftuDds
(CoDtiDued)
Funds Flovi￿ for tran4￿rt I￿}$ts 8IIowiti8 famili&% to Shinc if no oth¢r
Farlli]y Thriv¢ Works1￿ Fund Fut4ts tbe &)stsof ryovidi￿the FamityThrivc Worksbo
ShortBreaks Suknidiary Fulld
Fund8 cxtrdshort Btrak stssion5 forfamilTrs withashort4erm extrane&l.
Nw8ery Sut6idiaryFund
Wjnter Hardsbip Fuml
IPad8Futtd
Youth ClubActiviticsFund
spe¢lfi￿llY forY0￿Club aLa1vi￿ a￿] ¢
Short Br¢¥JoActivitics Fwyj
Solar Patte]s Fuod
Ewipm¢nt Fund
Fund5 provided for the purdk8e0f5￿￿fj&1NWsery Room eqoipJvnL
outd￿rRa2ttFm)wPy￿¥￿id Fund FuDth providrd forth¢ purCh&8eof5￿lfi￿0th&)orplaYCqu1pmettL
J8 Ilelated PArty tr2Dsacl>J
works for is paid fees for coinpany S￿re&r1￿ Few forthcyearof£l.400 (2022: £1.440).
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