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2025-07-31-accounts

Summary of Receipts and Payments for Oakfield PTA

Receipts

Oakfield PTA, previously known as Oakfield Association of Friends (OAFS) raise funds by running various events throughout the school year.

Some of the events, such as cake sales, mainly generate cash receipts which are then deposited into the main Lloyds bank account by Oakfield PTA.

Other events generate receipts in the form of cash and card payments. Card payments made at event such as uniform sales, ‘bar’ and internal stall transactions at the Summer Fair, raffle ticket or bar transactions at the Music Evening or Quiz night etc are settled through a provider called SumUp which takes a small commission and then transfers the net takings to the main bank account.

Receipts for advanced ticket sales to events such as the Oakfield Family Fun Day, Quiz Night, Santa Run or Music Evening are also done using SumUp, with transfer of the net takings to the main bank account. In the last year, some tickets were also sold via SumUp QR codes. @ We also have a PayPal account which allows us to sell uniform online and take payment from external falls for the Summer Fair. Through this, receipts are taken and then cash is intermittently drawn down and transferred to the main Lloyds bank account.

Cheques are also received for funds raised through the ‘Easy Fundraising’ scheme and bank transfers received from Cauliflower cards.

The final source of income is through the subscriptions paid by parents (added to their termly bill). This money is initially paid to the EDT and is then paid by them to OAFs (this should happen once a term now but in previous year this was backlogged and paid less often and in much larger amounts).

Payments

Oakfield PTA makes paymenis the purchase of items required to run their events (licences to sell alcohol or show films, costumes, printing of flyers, food and refreshments and so forth) and invoices should be available to agree outgoing cash payments against.

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the adventure playground and smaller items such as playground equipment, electronic equipment Oakfield PTA also fund the purchase of equipment for the school. This includes large items such as and musical instruments. Some of these items are purchased directly by Oakfield PTA in which case an invoice should be available. In other cases, the payments are made by the EDT and then Oakfield PTA reimburses the EDT for the payment, which should be seen on the statements issued by the EDT to Oakfield PTA.

Some annual expenses such as the ‘Parentkind’ (PTA) charge and the ICO annual charge are collected automatically by Direct Debit.

Summary Assets and Liabilities of Oakfield PTA

The only assets held by Oakfield PTA are their cash balances. They have two accounts at Lloyds Bank (the Treasurers Account which is used for all receipts and payments and the Business Bank account which holds the monies raised from the termly parental subscriptions to the PTA and is used to pay for the school minibus and which earns a very small amount of interest). They also hold minimum balances with PayPal (usually around £500). No liabilities are held.

INCOME AND EXPENDITURES

Gross Income Expenditures Net Income
OAFS SUBSCRIPTIONS £8,978.50 £0.00 £8,978.50
EASYFUNDRAISING £146.30 £0.00 £146.30
UNIFORM SALES £2,120.40 £0.00 £2,120.40
CAKE SALES £829.30 £51.10 £778.20
FAMILY FUN DAY £3,212.80 £1,741.70 £1,471.10
MUSIC NIGHT £1,747.80 £1,351.40 £396.40
WREATH MAKING NIGHT £791.10 £572.93 £218.17
SANTA RUN £710.90 £161.85 £549.05
SANTAS GROTTO £1,120.50 £528.87 £591.63
CAULIFLOWER CARDS £665.00 £0.00 £665.00
QUIZ NIGHT £968.00 £682.07 £285.93
NURSERY/UF MINI DISCO £0.00 £271.40 -£271.40
UF/YR 1 STORY FOR BEDTIME £0.00 £3.50 -£3.50
je) YEAR 2/3 FILM NIGHT
YEAR 4/5 DISCO
£0.00
£0.00
£155.72
£305.10
£155.72
-£305.10
SCHOOL PRODUCTION BARS £1,653.00 £928.17 £724.83
OAKFIELD SUMMER FAIR £11,298.60 £6,303.86 £4,994.74
ART FAIR £548.30 £11.00 £537.30
ADMIN COSTS £17.10 £524.27 -£507.17
GIFTS TO/FROM OAKFIELD £1,195.90 £9,035.73 -£7 839.83
ECO CALENDAR £740.00 £738.50 £1.50
BANK INTEREST £92.60 £0.00 £92.60
UNALLOCATED £17.30 £0.00 £17.30
TOTAL £36,853.40 £23,367.17 £13,486.23

TOTAL CASH RESERVES AS OF 31st JULY 2025

£56,988.00

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Trustees’ Annual Report for the period

From 01/08/2024 (Period start date) To 31/07/2025 (Period end date) Charity name: Oakfield Association of Friends

Charity registration number: 1113137

Objectives and Activities Objectives and Activities
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the charity as set out in its
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Para 1.17
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ofthe education and development of
children attending the school.
Summary ofthe main
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benefit, in particular, the events over the course ofthe academic
activities, projects or year 2024/25. These included: second-
services identified in the hand uniform sales, a wreath-making
accounts. night, cake sales, the sale of charity
Christmas cards designed by the pupils,
a ‘Santa parkrun’, a Quiz Night,
a Music
evening,
a Summer Fair, a Disco for
pupils, a Movie Night for pupils and a
Family
Fun Day.
Statement confirming Para 1.18 In deciding what fundraising events to
whether the trustees have run, and in working with the school to
had regard to the guidance agree ofwhat projects to fund, we have
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Aiming to fund projects that benefit
all children at the school regardless
of age.
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Funding projects that help a variety
of areas of their education and
development ofthe school, be that
academic, sporting or the Arts.
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Arranging Social events for parents
and staff to help maintain the school
community.
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Encouraging parents to become
involved in the activities we run in
the school.
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Working with local business through
supportofevents.

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. Financial Review

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Review ofthe charity’s Para 1.21 Oakfield Association of Friends ended
financial position at the end the financial year in a strong position,
ofthe period having raised a cash surplus of£13,468
during thatacademic year (after the
removal ofexpenses) and holding a
total cash amount of£56,988.
Statement explaining the Para 1.22 Oakfield Association of Friends aims to
policy for holding reserves
Stating why they are held
maintain a reservefundto ensure
sustainabilityand supportthe school's
long-term needs. The reserve is
maintained to cover both short-term and
long-term needs forthe school, parents,
children and the local community. There is
no formal minimum or maximum reserve
target in the PTA bank accounts; this
allows the PTA to meet any unforeseen
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expensesandfuturecommitments. The
PTA does ensure there is
a minimum of
£500 in the PayPal account at any time.
The trustees review the charity’s cash
regularly to maintain financial stability
and ensure that funds are available for
Amount ofreservesheld Parat22
reserves
deficit
Explanation ofany Para 1.23 None held
uncertainties about the
charity continuing as a going
concern
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During the financial year, Oakfield
Association of Friends raised £36,854
The charity’s principal
sources offunds (including
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any fundraising) This income was made up ofthe
proceeds of fundraising activities,
second-hand uniform sales and a termly
parental subscription from current
students’ families to the PTA.
Not applicable
Investment policy and
objectives including any
social investment policy Para't.A6
adopted
Falling pupil numbers at Oakfield
A description ofthe principal
risks facing the charity
Para 1.46 Preparatory havemade itmore difficult
to raise money and attract parental
volunteers.

Other Oakfield Preparatory School was taken over by Alleyn’s Schools Group from 1* August 2025. After this date, the school will now be known as Alleyn’s Oakfield.

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Structure, Governance and Management

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Reference and Administrative details

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charity on whose behalf the
assets are held and how this
falls within the custodian
charity’s objects
Details of arrangements for
safe custody and
segregation ofsuch assets
from the charity’s own
assets

Additional information (optional)

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Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)

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The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees

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