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2023-07-31-accounts

Names ofthe charity trustees who m anage the charity
Trustee name Office (ifany) Dates acted ifnot for whole
ear
Name
to a
ofperson (or body) entitled
oint trustee
ifan
Vicky Willcock Chair From September 2021
Caroline Collins Treasurer From September 2017
Natalie Winters Secretary From September 2021
Colette Rinaldi From September 2020
Abigail Hebblethwaite From March 2022
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The object of the association (the objects) is to advance the education of
pupils
in the school
in particular
by:
Summary
ofthe objects ofthe
charity set out in its
governing
document
2.1 Developing
effective relationships
between
others associated
with the school
2.2 Engaging
in activities or providing
facilities
support the school and advance the education
ihe staff, parents
and
or equipment
which
ofthe pupils.
We organise several fundraising events and activities through the year to
Summary
ofthe main
activities
undertaken
for the
public benefit in relation to
raise funds for our school. These are often fun
and or parents to enjoy and therefore
help build
while raising funds.
socials for the
our community
children
spirit
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration
that trustees
have
had regard to the guidance
issued
by the Charity
Commission
on public
benefit)
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and activities (Optional
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Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year
We have now changed
our year end date from 30"September to31"
July to align to the academic school years, creating a slightly shorter
financial
period.
These are the results for the 10month
period from 1"
October 2022 to31"July 2023.
We've had a record breaking
period,
raising a fantastic 219kfor our
school! A massive
THANK YOU to everyone
involved
and ofcourse
particular
thanks to Vicky who we' ve been so lucky to have guiding
us
through
again.
We began our fundraising
efforts with our old favourite
selling tea towels,
and this time shopper bags too, making a profit of8532. Christmas
fundraising-
including
an online raffle, Get Christmas
Cracking event,
wreath
making
event, Christmas
tree sales and the return ofthe school
discos- combined
raised a fantastic E5.1k. The popular
quiz night
returned
to make E1,658. The sports day was another successful
fundraiser
making E1,279 {with a further 8388to be received
in 2023-24
for sales of Dave's photographs
as well as Warmingham's
sponsorship).
Several other smaller events and activities throughout
the period, such as
art cafes, the Easter parade and sweet stalls after school all helped top
Up Qul funds.
Donations
have been remarkable
this period, totalling 85.3k and include:
E2,154from the Co-op for our Sun Safety initiative;
E2,000from Peter
Baker through
the Good Exchange Scheme; F445 from the bucket at
Whitchurch
Bridge and 2657 in personal
donations.
Thank you to all our
generous
donors.
Corporate
matching
is a simple way to make money
for our school and this period we have received an amazing E3.0k
through
our Vodafone employees.
This period we have given an impressive 815kto help the school.
This
includes F6,090for 21 new i-pads and cases, E5,280 to replace the
playground
canopy for Willow Class, E1,365for 2 years of National
Online Safety programs,
6683for Twinkl educational
resource, f420 for a
new Natterhub
e-safety subscription,
E355for a Teach Mate Al planning
tool, F270 contribution
i'owards
an Upper School concert trip, E125for
Jane Considine
English subscription
and 2117for Early Start French
subscription.
During the period the fundraising
activities made a surplus off19,128.
This is from income raised off25,896 and associated costs ofE6,768.
After the fundraising
purchases
for the school of815,169,there was a net
surplus
ofE3,959 in the period.

Accounts for the
eriod
10months
1Octobe r 2022 to 31Jul
2023
Net Surplus /
Income Expenditure (deficit)
Tea towels and shopper bags f1,257 -f725 f532
Festive P.A.rty f250 f16 f266
Christmas
raffle
f2,737 -f312 f2,425
Christmas
wreaths
f600 -f109 f491
Christmas
trees
f985 -f770 f215
Get Christmas
Cracking
f1,619 -f497 f1,123
Year 6Xmas Stalls f313 f0 f313
Discos f336 -f88 f248
Quiz night f2,295 -f637 f1,658
Easter parade f536 -f382 f154
Coronation
bar
f560 -f569 -f9
Sports Day f2,609 -f1,330 f1,279
Sweet stall f477 -f115 f362
Upper School play ice cream sales f148 -f71 f77
House t-shirts f270 -f201 f69
Art cafe
Corporate
matching
Donations
f1,218
f2,994
f5,255
-f145
fO
fO
f1,073
f2,994
f5,255
Whitchurch
140
f546 -f543 f3
Gift aid fO fO fO
Easyfundraising f368 fo f368
Amazon
Smile
f407 f0 f407
Membership,
insurance
&other committee expenses f117 -f291 -f174
Fundraising
income / expenditure
(including donations) f25,896 -f6,768 f19,128
Fundraising
purchases
fQ -f15,169 -f15,169
Surplus / (deficit) for the period f25,896 -f21,937 f3,959
Bank reconciliation:
Opening
bank balance at 1stOctober 2022
f23,849
Reverse items relating to 2021-22 (including cheques written but cl fO
Opening
balance at 1st
October 2022 f23,849
Net surplus / (loss) f3,959
Less: cheques and cash not cleared fO
Closing bank balance at 31stJuly 2023 f27,808
Bank balances:
31I107 23 ~01 10 2D22
CAF Cash f7,715.38 f5,222.80
CAF Gold f20,092.79 f2,501.37
HSBC f0.00 f16,125.21
f27,808.17 f23,849.38