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MARYMOUNT IMTERIIATIOI4AL 8CMOC GOVERNOR8, REPOI YEAR EMDED 31 AUGUST 2023 Tho Go¥emtr5 presart the acc￿ h)r th8 yW•thd 31 A￿￿$1 2023. REFERE14CE AND ADMINISTRATNE DeTAL8 OFRCERS s Mwgaret G￿'n IH•admkitrèssl NKhotss Marcoj {sen￿r Dyty Head) MrAlan FOM?￿•$ IP4JTrwl AODRes8 IAarymDunt Int8NMl￿aI 9th￿1 Georg• R Kw#Jston upon Tharn8s S￿￿ey KT2 7PE ADVISORS 8anko weStm￿Ster 8ank Pk 64 High Slre8t Swrey KT3 4H8 Bardays Bank Pl 6 Str881 I￿￿SlOA Upon Thwnes I￿7 INY 8ollcStors Veafe Wasbroi Orchard Cowt Lan 8n5td BS1 5WS Audltor 9 A4>txSd Str•8t Lory￿sn EC2A 2AP Insurane• Brok•rs 1 l BiiTrJJ&y 2 Brunsw￿k &uwe Brrnroharn B12LP

MARYMOUMT INTERMATIOPUL SCHOOL GOVERNORS. RepoRT (cont￿￿•d) YEAR ENgEO 31 AUGUST 2023 The accourhts h￿e baen prepareé in xccdarKe wrth the r8quirernent5 cl the Companies Act 2CK)6, the Charibes 2011, the Statement of Recomrnen¢J•Y PrarAu tr charl￿ ISORP 20151 the $C￿l.s goveming dttumer. STRUCTUR& GOVERNANCE AIID IMPiAGEMENT 8Dard of Govwnorg The Govem(vs the DTrctcn and th• TnJstee5 of fv1Wyrr￿UnI Interna￿￿ SthJoL Th8 8owd of l>)verrKir5 15 SW￿$1b1e fc¥ detemintng the overnl cor#Juct of SchtrA The BTrJy sets and revws the pohde8. F4an5 and proc8dur6s Ihat will 8nsurè b8st &Jucatw)n fcrf was•it aTrJ futu￿ 5tud8rts al ihe School. cILtdry the proper control of its financ85. M5 Cfl$tna Serrano Ichat) Sister Jo Marti) RSHM IVice-Char} Sister Cathèrine RSHM Ms Amanda Cr￿￿eY Miss Elaln FrtZPOtri¢k Mr Andre Guimaraes Ms Nkmh Green Mr Chriqloph•r K8lkgway Mr Adtya MLshra Ms Paloma Mwtinaz Mr8 Anna Panczyk Ms Sofia Schaffgotsch Mi85 Naoko Wakrwaka Iv89ignBd 31 I￿9￿￿t 2023) (ap￿thI 1S JtJn8 20231 (resi￿ 16 Jvne 20231 status and Adminlsirntion Marymount Inter￿t￿￿￿ Sclb)Jl ￿ T89￿1•red 35 a Charly in En&aThJ & Wal•s Inurtjer 1117786) al￿ 4 company limited by warantee regLqterefl in Englarhj & W•s Inumb8r 053257171. It opera188 uftder nwne rl Marymounl 1nternakn.onal LoThJon IMaryrN)untl. The Sthol was IwrbJed in 1955 (thjuctaa ty tha Rows of Sxr8(l Heart of M￿. a CONJregatMin founded in 1849 in BeI￿rn, Fr8rA8 by th• Rev8rnnd Jean AntthM BrKI Mothw St Jean CU￿. The Company member5 laThY Perso￿ of Svjnrficant Con￿} we Ihe Provinc•al her c￿n￿lorS d thè Eastem Arnerican ProvirKe (rf the Refvw of th• Saued Hewt of Mwy whth mainthffts Prom￿4 Olfice in New y￿￿. U.S.A. On 29 Feb￿ary 2008. th8 8o%ool operath.ng actNrtkn arnl assety (8xthdrng property) of Ihe RdvJiou8 ol the &cred H&art of My. lrnmaculate Vwn, EAP (Charty number 2283&51 ￿18 tra￿le￿Ied to Marymourrt InteT[￿￿ona School (Cornpany number 05325717 registe￿￿ Chwty numb8f 11177861. The RelvJJus ol the Sacred Htt ol Mary. Imrnaculate Virgin, EAP ICA￿ nurnber 2283651 also ￿c￿￿led 2¢)% of lh8 ¥ue of tho school premis89 to Marynywnt Inteinatlon Schcd. No vBlue tr swopth ha5 been ￿dUded In t￿8 ￿COUnts as th8 prern15es are stll ¢)wn4d by RSHM. On 12 IAay 2008. InCo￿O￿t￿ Trustees of the of the Heart of Mwy contracted to lease tho SC￿01 wemws to maryTh￿rt 1ntsroai￿ Sclth on a 99 The Company cornm8nced tradith) on 1 March 2008. Its not assets at that datg and th9 bu5wie55 OFrat￿n5 of th• School were transforr•d lo * at [￿1 con5wJerat￿n ty RdigJus of th• Saued H&Jt of Mary. Immaculate Virgin. &IP. a Charity regist8r•d irn ErrfjI#r￿ & Wales Ir4Jmber 2283651 R•¢rullm•nt and Tralnlnq of Gov•rnor4 Th? Company mombers • rosp)n￿￿ for appoinbment ￿ Go¥uMrs. ThB Board cl Govemors seeks to rec¥u aThJ recornmend ￿ld￿n81 Gownor5 vAh approtThle skllls and expertBe lo ertsure that thè Board of GoygrrKYs has sufficient depth and breadth of compo￿t￿n to onatrAo tIK8 compgtent disthy of its respNtsibditi8S.

1414RYMOUNT IMTERNAnoNAL SCHOOL GOVERW)RS' REPORT I￿ntInu•d> YEAR ENoe0 31 AUGU8T2023 FcAlow5wJ appoiTrtmenl. • ¢omprehensN• w1krfr￿ttift pack L8 gN•h to th• new Govèrw and an inductioft prc>Jramme put In place. Re￿￿ar informathm is wovh1od to al GO¥￿ on w(ykshops that may be h8lpfvl to their bjnction. Th? Board ol Governors is SUPF#Yted in thatr trainiry and developrnent by tr AssocialDn of Governing Bodies of Independent Scho(4s IAG8ISI. Govemcn IT￿1 rwjularfy at th8 Schod and at50 are Onc￿laged ks visrt tho School o an In¢JivKlval basL5. Organl84tlon•l hlan•q•rn•nt Govemors dètwmine g•n8ral pc4ity ol IhB Schcxl. Tl day4￿¥1 managem?nt of thè Schtrjl is do18gated to the Headmistress. assisted by the Senpjr Leatsship Toarn c(anprigrrfJ of tha Bursar la1￿ Clerk lo Ihg Board of Governors), Senior Deputy He•J IPud8m¢l. Dawty He&J IOperakn"ofis & CtrCurT￿IarI. D6pvty Head ISafau¥dirg1, Dev•Wmont Oirtorand Ihe Ow8ct(Y ul & Cornrtyjnrat￿[ Th8 Govemors constyJer thal th8y, b)Wher wrth Headmistr03s aThJ th8 Sent L6Jarship Team cx)mprtso thg Kgy Managerngnt Personnel Isee note 7 to ttr￿ ￿coun1s1. Tho Governors of th•ii timg fre and the pay an¢J remuneratic￿ ol the Headmistr•ss is Set by the Char LKI FIn￿C8. Headmi8tres5 sets tha pay 8r¥J r•rnun8fa￿OTh of all senior staff wh￿h 45 kepl under annual ww. A number ol uit8ria are tssèd in setbTrJ pay.. nature of the ro18 and rgspor6itsilrt COrnFetitor sa￿eS rnatKJnly a￿1 Int￿nati(￿anY sector average salw lor cornpwable posrtbn5 the RerNrIa￿)n Swvey of the AssociatK)n of Govemirg 8oJies of IndeperMJont sc￿￿$ IAGeisi The scho￿ +ntends lo be in Ihe upper quartle Ic¢ pay for senior Ml6s In irJep•nd•nt school sector. The Governo Iwve given delegated JjIh￿tY to the He•lmtslres5 Wrth rewd to pay. and b• lor th8 recruitmonl arnd feieTrts"on of excepthonal staff. Delivery of th8 Schoof5 clbari¢ablo vi$iJn an¢ purp05e ￿ pnmaTily dependenl on ￿Jr key anagement per80nnel and staff cosls are Ihe largest si￿le ￿en￿nt ol ¢hwilable expandlluTr. 08JecTIVES AND ACTNITIES Obloct The object of the chanty is to advance the Roman Caiholt r￿0￿)n by the o)Thduci ol a Roman Cathdic school or schojls and by anallary rels1￿5 aTrtJ edUra￿al a￿"V￿•S fG the benefft of Ihe wblic: and to adva}￿ the charitable purposes of Order, the of th8 Sac•J H8wt of Klwy. Akns Marymount lnlefnalional sch￿1. LorKlon. is a wivaf8. CrK4iG day arvj ￿rdIr￿j $choDS for girts, providing an edueatK)n based on Chrisban values. relyoh5 We accepted and resrwted. The Scl)d is dedicèted lo deVelo￿ng each 51udoni's hJll potential. thu8 prov￿1￿ a stable fwndth.on io Wp meet the demandg of a changing world. The School educates students lo be responsit4e. cornpas5Dnat6. cariry rn?rnbe￿ ol the cnmrnunity wrth skills that will enable them to think ueatNdy, feason cntica￿, communiL¥te eltectNety aThl 18arn ujntirwously. Mwymounl offers strong prc#3ramme I￿58d on the lrntefnatwa 8accalaureala 1181 Cufrula to meet the n8eds of its inl4rnalional student bojy, thus provhlw a uThque erwironm8nt ol oJltural exchange aThd uTrlerstsnding. Marymount ded￿ated to promoting dignity and deve1w￿ lh• integrty of èach person ift an atmo$phEr8 of ju51ic8, lov8 and res￿¢1 in which studgnts, faculty, staff. and par8ntS Dxpwate ttrwards altainlng our objec1w￿. Inexlrkably ilnk8d wth tth object i8 the aim of rrfo¥lir3 publ¢ berfrt to kncal. nat￿1. Irematwl cornmunity. Obj•ellv•3 lor th• Y•a¥ MarymouTrl seeks to create a community ol mutua wrp05e and $hared corKun arnwj those parb"cipats'rg in the siudent's educalK)n - her larn￿y. Iw le1k￿ $tuOents. and W teac1￿. Wrthin such a framework of supportwe latioThships, each student firts the cWIEngiThJ freedom 8￿j fc￿sary Skn.rThJ￿S to grDW n knDwWe and wisilom, atlain5. through learning, py ol growiry up in ihe stroThJth of fah and hjve. rt 15 Wrthin ths fram8wck, too, that Ihe related gjals of the Sclh)ol ar• achved. In $8lting th8 School's r*iectwe5 GoverrKfs have 9iven carefijl conshYoratK)n lo Charty knrnis9￿A'$ 9erwal wK1anc• on publ￿ t￿￿lL

MARYl￿oUNT IMTERNATIOMAL SCHOOL GOVERNORS. REPORT Iconlinwdl YEAR ENDEO 31 AUGUST 2023 Prlncipal A￿1 Marymourt is a boardiThJ aF￿ day aN5 FYovJ¢Jes to girfs from ttr 4es of 11- 18 yews. Gr¥nt4naklny Tha policy of th6 Governc¢$ is lo rrAka ba6is of Than5 Cf to teheve ha￿lShi￿ whorè the sludenl's éducaliitrn and frJlwe w05Fds otherM88 b8 * ft4k. BwsaTWS are assessed by a means testèd application for both income and weatth. In so do￿9. the Sclwx)I se•ks b) pov¥Je such wards to sbjdents who would not omewse be ab18 to atteTrJ and so w•Jgn pubk c•ss ￿ tha Schoofs exce18nt educab.mal provis￿. Fundrnlsing The Scho(4 recognws th8 importa￿? of ffleetirwJ lh• highest stsndards cf and Gare in relat￿ to fvndraising achvib"8s. The SCI￿￿1 keeps tnetsclors infrme¢J aboth fundraigr9 gctr¥trs through regular upjates. AJI fundraising activity 15 cafned iyjt by thè Schix)fs staff. and fund¥ we onty rwged frorn past stu(lerts. parers, and those with pwsonal conh8cIK)n wilh lh8 Scr￿01. Th& Ser￿¥jI Iloes rw)t undwbke knrklraisiw campai9ns to m8rnters of th pu￿1C. No CoM￿81￿lS hav8 b88n rec8Ned. The rnLses.fund$ generdl appeals trxmswes. campu¥ aevelopmeTht and servic• adivbtN8s, as wdl as tI￿lj9￿ Sp￿lfie campahjrks fwcapttal prt4ects when the7y are wuir8d. Lk•natK)ng r8ceN8d in r85P0rn8 to app8als are fvc(>Jni8gd wlthln an apprwate restrfcted fvnd. Followng th8 Trnste89' decis1￿ in 2019 not to wrgje the buQd of th8 pwlormirg arts Centré, gave rowariJ5 thi8 pr4eet prior years were contacted by the SchrKI to corffM thal Ihoy bè happy IN their donatK)n lo to utilised on alt8rThative c¥ital proi•cis. ACCord47￿y. in 2022 a trarts1￿ 01 £120.771 was rnwjo from rari¢ta4 lunds to d￿gNat￿$ fvnds. STRATEGIC REPORT REVIEWI OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMEIITS In a year where acJemk re¢4u1reM￿ts aThJ a￿#m￿lt rnbjmed to prtsW8mK star¥J¥ds. the students of tts Class of 2D23 an excdlent set of 18 Diploma and CoLWS• resurts. The 9raduatiry dass achieved a pass ratB of 100% aThY an avera9e ovw&l total IOPT) of 36.49. onc8 again eXce￿Ir￿ th& global avera9es by o)nsiderable margin Iglobal pass rat• of 79.67% and a O)bJl averag8 OPT 0130.241. As n prewou8 yearn, students from th8 graduatjng class were abK8 to tak• up plaeé% at top unv4ersits in the UK and ovotseas. including KiThJ'5 College, Durham, TrmpÈr￿. UCL. Bath, LI￿ and Royl Hc41oway in tr UK. and IE MadrNJ. Karlsruhe lnsb.lute of Tèchiw. Wagnw Cclge anrj Keio overso89. 35% of the gralu8tin9 class achEvad 40 pJrt$ or morn. wrth one student al￿￿￿ng a ptht s(xwe of 45 pJinL8. and f￿arty 50%148.65%1 athTeved 38 Fonts tr mrTr. th8m in an 8lfte wp of top performirvj sludents wuldwde. Equally impYossN•, and imlicalive ol the truty internatK>nal d￿ph￿ arJ attittbjes of ihè grathJth"r4J dass, is the fact that 43% of students were awarded Ihe Blryual Diploma. Sludelts of the Class 012025 frnisheé IheK ie Y•s Pyowme V•ith an oU¢slaTrjH￿ set of Perscffjol Prrfjèct Sulls, W￿"¢h once agaiTh f¥ exreed th8 global aver&Jts for this key ptie of work. The average g￿e lor t ol¥ts improved from an excelgnl 5.13 in 2022 lo an outstanding 5.46 in 2023, almost 98% of ￿ dass achieving a grade of 4 or hyher. P•3

MARYMOUNT IP4TERNATIOIIAL SCHOOL GOVERNORS. REPORT (conlIn4￿dj YEAR ENoe0 31 AUGUST2023 PERFORMING ARTS The P•rfom)ing Arts dep¥tmèni cOns￿t9 ol the Drnrna. Muglo aThJ Danc8 departments. AS in line with mission, all students irrrnws&Y in uethity wrth a pknthwa of wjnderful ￿p￿tIlnIt￿ ￿￿0$$ Ihre8 d¢5cipth'n8s. W8 achi811a excellent results, offer a dNwse CWrriCLthm ihal assort￿1 tOPTh and a￿l￿r&s. and we inclusive of all aNitr"es. The Who￿ sclKKd ftxtslcal. Lag 8k)N1o. was yojucgd for first lim8 in sornester 1. This was an ewfrno¢J$ suceess with over ham thè sthrd invtdvthj lull ￿￿seS every nght. Amther rwnarkable suc￿9 and hllqhI￿hI wer8 the introduct￿n of Danc8 8Th1 ￿￿1C SIV￿8￿ aWide th8 LAMDA Drama showca58. Every stud•nt in IAiddl8 Schod perfcKmeiJ in the Danc8 S￿￿ca#e arY thè mus￿ Showcaso hwJhII￿tA the scope and range 01 MUS￿ otsed at It s¢M￿l indudiNJ the p8rspatet£ prOg￿rne. Orarna Depknnt 15 a vtsant depatm8nt all klK1dle and Schcd S¢￿Thts recvirrfJ das$es. Th Middk yea￿ PrrJrarnrn8 CO￿￿89 to develop from strw to str8Wh with Ihe hire of a Ferfflan8nt te￿her of grade and 7, Ms Latsra Sharp in January 2023.S1￿ ￿$ ex￿11￿nt subject knoled9e and W pass￿ for the subject is infedious mirKJ her an inspYin9 leacher for the MYP. DP T￿atrO Is an immensety populw Ch￿¢8 in Ihe Dipkrfn Programme a￿1 outstanding restsY(s are aclxeved. HIghl￿t5 in dass perfDm¥an¢e havè been the Grade 9 and 10 perfr)rman￿ days where th8 S￿de￿IS have cdla>ryed on an outcome5.base¢J unit of work, highlightyng th Importance ol Drarna a5 an ￿tegra1 laclitathon and lrfe 5kdls $uf4ect. Mayrn￿￿t Is prrAJd lo b8 a global pa¢ron of ISTA Ilnternational Schools Theat￿ Ass(tkath)nl. DP Theatra studen15 attended a three-day ISTA symposiurn 4JavelopiTrg their creatNe learnirwJ anl Internat￿Tra1￿M IIYC￿gh Ih#atr•. Grajè 6 attendèd the frsl RSHM P•forming Arts Festival sinco COVID at PAMI Parls. •Jaln a hiyhWJhl aft ￿men9¢ wcco6$. Th8 Music Qepwtment contsnues to be tyJsy dynamic. wth rHJmuous OPPLYtun1t￿ for èa¢h student lo contrthte in her own way to the lrfe of the schod. Miss strtk￿l felurned to Ihe role of Head of Music. folthving years in Horo K¢)ry. joinirrfj Mrs Oh who conts"nu5 10 leach MYP Music. Th? 18 tl"F4oma Pwratnrn8 provKles Opp￿tunrtle5 to explore and expenrnen¢ wllh Irrts￿ from a farye of cultijres. Ir•JitYJns. and D"rn8 periods, underpinned al wery ￿Ve1 with elernents of composition. listoning. anatysis ané p&tJm)an¢e. Tho e¥traacurricular lrfe in Music 15 expanding. wilh over 40 slu¢#ents opbng for ponwètic music 1os50n5. The ChDW, Oichestr3, Stnrg ￿artet anLI Rock BPA afe thriviry and bokirtg foThvafd to the rnany p8fvrnanc8 opporiuniti8S t1￿￿9h￿t th8 5chotsl year, includng the Advert Carol Sorvv. Chamber Concrt Mu$¢c Sthy￿(a￿8S. Assem￿l&S and Opgn Mtc sessvns over lunchts"me5. The Dance Oeptment has IbJJrish&J aThl ¥Ythwn rNer the last year. With the hire ol Ihe pwmanent Dan￿ Teachef. M15s Daisy Tlxer in JaThJary 2021 there is a consi3ten¢ drfferents"ate¢l curriculurn that explores both pradical and thec¥etical dance sty¢JBs. Students uTrdwtake practkal lessons ITr a range of 11ance genrns such as, tMJt not limited to. Contemporary Dan￿. AJi1￿n and s￿th lTrJian DarK•. Balel and Atso. In additM to Ihe wactKal aspad of danc•, students also gain exp￿rICe In the0￿1al sw. spèultsly expknr#J ￿￿nBel5 in thB dance Ir￿uStrY, historical danrÉ context. tullure. and tradtthxbal dance as well as safe kyacuce. anatomy. the benefits ol movement. Sludents can Th)w not 0￿Y stLKJy da￿e the Mthle Years ProoTam bul can dar￿ further Into Grade 11 on the new and exeitiThg Diploma Oanc& Fwam. thLloma Danc8 is an acadgrnic and art￿tsC IB ptogram that will aSs￿t students In becoming the¥ grea￿st ￿arner and somethin9 that il b8 FwuL8r In uptake of sludent5 in the years to come. MYP and DP Danc• s an tractNe subject for WO$F￿ students and parents, as we are one of very lew schts)1s whg gffgr Oan¢e in the ￿[IM)￿l￿M. Although Dance is alvdys collat4)ralityJ with ￿aMa. MUSK aThJ Sports sharing interdiwplinary units sharhig thè Oarto StudL) s￿￿. Darte is a wEU-e5tablshed. iThaepend8nt subi8cI t15 having a posrtNe effect on th• Sty￿￿1$ and wM4e SI￿ communily at MaryrTh)unt. Th• •X￿4-￿rriGUlar pwwrne 1$ extr• Fopul¥ Iho m1ft￿v¢th)Th ol Mid¢Jl8 Sdwl Drama Club and Dance Club. We offer grajed examinatitins tlYrAtgh al prestvj￿S institutions ￿c￿￿1r￿j the LoThJon Academy of Music and Diama. Tnnity College, and the Roy31 A£ademy rrt Dance. Ow wipatetic music DJtors offer expert tUrt￿n in a full rang• of Instrtjmerts. ￿Ca￿ding vL4in. vhya. celo. witar I¢￿9$￿al and elec￿1. drurns, flute, clarinet. 5axoplKJne. brass. and IdassTrl. contompcw, and muwcal theatrgl. The LAMDA Speech and Drama Programme Is extremdy popular. ar¥J we have beca)me an examlnation centre as we have so many students in the programmtr, offering ex￿4n8t￿n$ in ￿ and duo P9￿ManCe. tomrwnlcation. speakrKJ. Gfadèd 3alla¢ examinatlC¥lS are also offered as well as C0nt&mp￿ry ané Jazz DAn¢& dasses. Ptye4

hlARYMOUNT 114TERI4ATJOIIAL SCHOOL GOVERNORS. REPORT 1eontlrn￿d) YEAR ENDED 31 AUGU8T 2023 VISUAL ART AND DesiGN Thè Visual Arts arkl D&si9n depknenl ¢(￿￿LS1$ $￿ty￿ts as di5uete sessfjon5. The ¥nportance of crea¢Nity and the Arts was IN9Ni3Med in the Surnrn8r kn Exhibrthtin. thi5 y•ar host￿ kjr Ihe fvst lin•. as its own Visual and Design eXhibit￿Tr. Ath¥orks we curated in the gh(yw. from bjth sutiacts all Gr•Je groups, hosted Ihe AUdIt￿uM. ThLS vras a tsTrtastic ￿pI￿lInty to Sknwcase studenl tnl and rewe5￿t as many of th• a5 possi￿8 large space that realty èMphasiSè￿ the qualty aTrJ bro￿lth of wclk. We lo( k)ThAr¢ to hostirg a srni￿r event in ture yeas, wrth ever increasing wsiIu¥. The Design Department is a vibrant departrnont wth all Middle aTrJ St￿)￿nts recaving dasses, up to the DP. 11 is a mandatthy svbi•ct in the MYP. As a multi-disciplinwy subAect, w¢ ¢>Jntinue fo teach th8 curricU￿ffl ￿thin 3 distinct ar&as.' V15ual Communication. Product Desi￿ an¢J Spatrdl D8sw. Students are taught a variety of skMIs induding aTchiteclurè. graphics antj toy desvJn. At lh8 trrK1 of the 2023 acaLlemic wg ¢jec￿ed to upda18 our taught Units, refre$hirs the qualty ol teaching and ￿arnIng. We ara trjrrgntty in the ¥oe855 of roUiThJ out those new Unrts at the top ol the 2023r24 academic year. Grèjes 6 Ihrrojgh lo B were taugm units thai requ¥e 18amirg cL¥JirvJ basics. In Grade 9 - 10 thtr longer of ihe projects means th the styden15 have a wder cfv)Ic8 of outcom8s and work towar¢ buikjing ther responge ro the posed desi9n ch￿￿r9eS. Currently. GrJes 9 aThJ 10 are taught units that oxlend •)d bulk1 upon their use ol industy41and¥d software such a5 Adobe CreatNe All Grades regularfy interaL# wrth and master diff&fent frvms of techndryy thrrAighwt the MYP. indudlng V￿ng Software. ow laser cutter. 3D prinl8rs, Makey Makey and e-￿1118. These te¢￿$ f(m a pwt of currvJlum aloffjsbje tradition81 5kils such as slilchirwj, m851enrKJ a uaft knrf aThJ honduikJiThJ mell￿m1$. In al. the student experthee helps devebp ¢Yesgn thinkirfj to WotAe￿¢kn and pr85ent SolUt￿NS to imagined cwenls. Our devejopwnt of a culrKU￿rn ryJMin8. airrts to focus on developiTrJ Do5￿￿ Thlnknng 10 hJndam8ntsL8 of grM)d practs'ce lor d85uners. We consider varfous yobal issues suth ￿ equity and sustainabilty. induding otlwg. as o pathway to building better lulurn. In the Visual Arts. the prograrnme 15 ¥qU￿ Y￿d. c(J¥erfTh3 ihe may d¢ci￿1r￿S of p(xtrartur8. still lrfe aThJ landscape. In Grade g students C￿Se whth ol thB fryjr Plts wbieds Ihoy like to sperialise in.. Visual DancA, or Orama. Thiq cxg8tg8 x dedlcated cohc<( tsl students whD have elected to study the￿ chosen fielj irs Gw3de 10. Foun¢JatJn skims such as drawry ¥e vrJrted Ilwouglw)ut Ihe G￿le wps In Ihe MYP. startirvJ with Still Lrfe in Grade 6. to deconstructing cmjr peTceplk)ns of drawirtrj in Grad8 9. This ac&Jern￿ year. w hav8 Vl8wwJ th8 taught currujhjrn in both Art an¢ Oesvjn and rollng thi5 LKlt. CJr updated Units in Art more inclusive and alw•d with the MYP uiteri&. str8amlird for mcts vard Op￿￿n￿e$ for cealNty over 3 oject5 in Grades 6 -8, with the aim lo do likewse ￿ G9 - 10. Cobur iheory aThJ context is tght ITh a gmilar Way ross the Grade gr￿p$. Units compfise of Scutu￿. warnics, dv3rtal arts (In￿dir￿j vthol, collag8, paintTrJ, and Intir￿-mak1Trg. The culmirnahon ofsluty low¥ds tho 00)ma pro￿arn￿? is IrAxsed Up￿ conceptual urthfstanding: manipulating visual 818meThts to construct meanirwJ. Th48 is Ihg Cortrnl tenet of the Diplrrtna which Is a papul¥ chole• year-ofvyear. averaging 11 st￿entS in tt kst fvo yEas. currenljy wrth tyJr Wg8St cohort in 12 years. The Dipknma Exhib'kn"rJn is a culmination of ￿ Wyeaf course a￿1 takns pFace off-s￿e ￿ London which is a wonderful expellence of the h1• of a hvorking artst an arnaziThJ oppcytunity studènts. Hosting the Exhibrticn olf-srte Wa$ 8 ureat success wilh 8 S￿l￿r (Xy￿rt and PO￿ an Interasllrg chaVèrJ8 fDr such a I￿r 9￿up in 2023124. We hope to maintain this expertence and will c4rtainty off-siie exhJKJn5 in ffiJbJre. as thg learning experwnce Ya 8ible am¢)W Ihe $tudeotS &8 they take ryrnrshlp rf Ilw. ¥#J prthwn-S(A¥& ujratrxial dfficultses t space. and Fow-to-peer. We hosted sev•r81 succ8tsfrJl In"ps to London ￿kn"e9. aJvantp ol the ￿laXed eoThJll￿ and wlingnoss to Iravel. Visits to th8 Hayward aTrJ Tate gallwie8 prov￿￿ excdbnt rescwces kn dassroorn 18arning. Ind8èd, regular tn'ps to museums and galleries form a vilaÉ part of the Visual Arts Otrswjn c4emJaf and It was a great delwhl IOT the Visual Arts Diploma sludents ￿ 8tteTrJ the Vgnice Bienftok8 in Orober 2022. This reg￿￿ featyjre of the prc4Jramm8 wql seo sbjdethts ¥isrt Baicdona in Ocacthr 2023.

MARYMOUNT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL GOVERMORS, REPORT Icontiflwdl YEAR ENDEO JI AUGUST 2023 Our regular on.sito Conykn.￿n5, such as anrvJ Dmirvj Hal y. studants ts chance to express their cre8tMty In multiplo Icyms. We rxornote the Roy¥ A&￿emY Youry Arti%t's anf￿ rx)rnW'tion. update th8 Schwl corrldots s￿deTht on a rolwvJ bagv6. IfMtk?ts¥05 I￿11￿¥ invostiwg in a prinknng pr95$ and PFinting equipmant, inStallat￿n of a rknw 'DrawiT¥J w￿1, on a ￿t[Ceboard in (￿r Lady's ar¥J wdl ITrv8St3ate an online Gallory lor promotion of Art arnl Oasign piocès) on tha schotl web$it• ar￿c li ragular Gr4do news thal 15 with Parents lor promotion of Art aThJ Desw p￿s) on the w•bsrte aThJlor in r•gular Gr•Je ihat 15 slred w¢th paronts vla the We8kty Buletin. MATHEMATICS The 16 rèwlls wwe w•1 thè wrykl as Lwal. Ovwal Can bo lffjrn.. MMI Cou￿8 CrAI￿O avera over￿1. AAHL AASL SL 6.25 4.87 4.61 3.87 5.48 Th8 slu(Jents in ryv)st gyades w8re ontere(l INO ¥an￿J$ UKMT lThJivKlual Chalenges during t￿ 2022-23 sehty)l year. Th& IKst comp8Ution of tho Y￿ is the sen￿ Math ChaAer80. its Ipvel of dIT￿Ulty and ngth of iesl. the 51u¢ents We￿ ask9¢ to cr￿e hfter5ctrthl lo sit lh• exam. Thi5 r6sulted in orty 9 stsjderts pwtiwating. 01 these 51udort5, 3 oarned a &"IveT and two Bronze. c￿e to the new exam 5ch8dule at th• Interrnodiate ChaifeThJe did tome al a gcxl tim& for our schoot and thwefore. this Is the first knie in many years that W8 th)m￿8 al thi5 Iwl. We ￿pe to have our5dv8S organtzed to il Ihe n8Xt y8ar. T￿ youngest ￿0Up ig the Junw ChaI￿nge. we all students in (knde 6-7 partiapata. orthese 39 students, l •amed Gdd. 6 Slvw, aThJ 2 8ionze. Inl&wtifth. the studenl who SCQfed the hvJhest malks wa5 a Grade 6 students. Thi8 StvdÈM quaIrf￿￿ for Junior Karrfjawo. tlwee of W F¢ers voluntewed to r￿p910 at this ￿xt level. However, none of these student5 eam8d a dLSb"nctson. Wa fan a Math Cbjb for 8ath ol knel¥ wparntdy to WOVKlè indr4￿￿allZ8d support to our slud8nls. Like last r. this was remedia￿ and pwytrrnir￿ 9tssdant¥ wwe requkned to atteTrJ. Mathematics Deptsrnnt Continued to supF￿ the examifiatKn in the exam set of calculators fur all exam5, including the serneer exams and IB Oph)ma gxam5. Tha nèxt d8partftnt-wde oL¥ective for tt Mathematics D8Partrnent is lo Micr050ft Excel Skils in the c{Kr￿Ulum. SPORT L￿￿r9 Ihe 2022123 Scts)ol Year, we sa a retum to ow c¢)mpet1tr40 le￿ smrts sch&Jul&. Thiq indudad iniernab.onal travel and pthcWt(m ￿ th8 ISSA ￿ ISAA internatioThèl schoc4 SF<Xts IrAJrnaments around EuroFO in Barcek)na. Eintjhovon anrj Athens kn hKJh 8th￿, arkl RSHM F&stwal in Rome MhYd￿ SclN)ol. As a￿aYs. we compelod regully on a weekty basis in ryjr LSSA Lond(m mternatitinal 8chor45 5Wt5 fixtures and ￿rnaMents. We continued the grovkh of our neith lo indude new Schw￿ in ￿ London area, 10$18ring ral3tKJn5hips aThJ gaining cornpelitive experience agai￿1 vgry gorJ otwriK)n. 8uik1iry even on the success of lh8 previous year, the Iufnout for our extra•curroJlar sFrtyts teams saw recoftf NftJ8r5 of mcipatN)n In sports an(J very impres$Ne tKJmbern a¢￿8$ the board. AKJed by a hKJh Itvd of coaclwr¥J, by our EoachiNJ staff. our teams ere able to be suc￿$$fvI and rec(ffded vJtstBnding results. High sc￿￿1 leams tTrctic&J 3nd p4ayed matches IhrÈe ¢imes 2 week IMondayWedmsdaylFrbJayl and MiddK8 Schxl teams pract￿1 aTrJ played matche5 week IT￿s￿ay￿￿￿r5daY). Sjr thfe8 seas(ffts In 3•ven Jfwent stxxts. We also Mrtrod￿2d a new H88llh & Fln8SS Pauo 6

MARYMOUNT INTERNATIONAL SCIIOOL GOVERI•JRS' REPORT Icontinu•d) YEAR ENDED 31 AUGLIST 2023 t￿b, which added to our 8￿re￿￿rn£￿ o118n"TrJ during wintèr season. Utrfiilng w new and ￿1￿Y 8th￿ntfIt￿9s5 suile. students had the Op￿TrIty to axpww w wigty of IraThkn9 in a gyrn settitvJ, cal￿"￿9 to th physical. mental and emotional Tle PEISpthls depwtment cortinU￿ to OFP)rtuThXies kjr ts s¢ts)ol eomfwnity by fciming social badminton clubs for staff gTrJ $tu(18nts In th6 winter sea50n. as a8 a social tennk8 dub durirjg the seagon for our gtudents. Lunch tirne cardM>-tenniB se5yryis returntd for staff stuoents. whle students were wovkled with prNate tennL8 coachin9 sessions (rom an LTA Lever 3 ¢enniE coach during the schc¢ we￿￿ The Impact ol the new sports ha facillt5 and the new fitness wit8 ￿ otsr community has W very apP￿ent aThJ has contirsu&J to drN• our sports culture fts￿ard, 8ncouragin9 a Iifdory bve for SFuts ar#J a heaf(ty 8ctNe IrfBstyle. The eNI ol the year saw the re￿rn of sO￿e wejl attended and fvn ev8rts, stjch è5 th8 3lJ-Stl tènnts I￿rnament arml an all-staff ￿lball malch, we w8re able lo come together in a spcKts se￿.[¥j. Wo also built on thB frrfma[ gJcc•ss and participation ol our arthual sports awards ébrnner. where all Ihe uJa¢￿S aThJ s￿den1-atNetes enlry•J spending t¥ne with rnusic. gocJ k￿d and healthy juice dmks. In a C¢￿8￿0n ol al our hgh afKI rnhjdle 5chcd t•ams. Including sr)8￿ award5 for stsndtsjt P8rformane•s. commrtment atNett eltsx. Bdow w a list cl some iDtwe8W s¢af8. fyxgs arvj IW¥hts frorn last ys axe￿￿￿lar Skmjts wogwamrno 2022. Tournarnwrt ￿rtIcIpatIon 23 tolal lone &day, one ￿lay, fcur >day, 2-day, S•trxday ev•ntsl 5 overseas ￿'p￿jrThamonts 2 Invitationats high Scho￿ troph￿$ won 27 of MS & HS match pfutyr•8 Wayed acro￿ dlknnt 3pJts Tvurnam•nUEvorit h￿tIng 4 trjlal 1 ISSA 24ay twm?ffl￿t 1 LSSA MS fests"v 1 Uni￿rnity Charity Baskets1 event 1 Chargern 8asketbl trainlrg camp Slud•nt partle1pAt￿n in •ft•r ¢lb>ol t•¥ns 140 IrAal lapFYOX. PAJ% cl tA)tyI gchoc 51 mhJdlè 8chool 8rA crfms audwts) Socwl ClublEv•nts 7 total Carfio twni8 Is&iff & stud￿18) Surday ttsftni5 Iswdentsl Badminton Istaff & &ud8ntsl Health & Fitness (staff and sbJd8nis) Fun Run Istaff and 51udonts) Natball1s13ffj Pimmb￿on t•ni¥s {8laffj Adthtlonal eoa¢hlng PrNate Ind￿￿￿31 t)ni8 C￿Nn9 lye•r-rtymdl 16 atuaants tokni

liARYMOUl￿ INTERNATIOIIAL 8CHOOL GOVERIIORS, REPORT {¢ontknu•d) YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2023 STUDENT LEADERSMIP In 2022.2023. 0 ofkn•dty¥hip oPP￿￿nI¢l￿y to thler8. ThoB81Thrf10.' O¢tohr 2022. RSHM Vrftyjal L••knhip Wort91￿. for Gr•J• B St￿1•r￿ ty Mwyrnount Lor¥Jon. The workshop dd¥e4J into cknfs teachi￿ 85 an Ins￿r￿"c￿ to r•a( out to tho¥9 In r•d, with c￿r key￿)i0 sp8ak•r, M9. ￿8￿rt LÉtwvKh ISènk)r to Amb•8s•thK. Unl•s Stateg Mi19KJn to UN AgencD5 in Romal. $heddlr4J ghton the c¢mpl&xIli￿ oflho scèql knyj sy8leiii. Morymount London Grade 8 ¢Jowfo8 alAO ran 8 80ryka kYO8Ct In pwtnornhlp wlth oui h)cal port8￿ St knn's. organkslw IKJ8tiw a w￿￿erful Chrtyth708 t•a ar￿ ¢xds tr 15 phh)ws and Fr Michaol. pii Ory 2023: The Haguè Modd United Natim rKJod by 35 HvJh Sclwx4 8tudort8. th• &Od•m￿ y•or. th• 8lu(18nt I￿1$ NHS, &udent Cwnil, SGIC. eoarfiThJ CourKI and Hous8 Caplan8 c¥ganised arf fan several in sehrKJ induding.. lntwn8tkj￿ Day Cel8t￿&b"On$.. HaIl￿art fastNrt￿'. C4Jr Sabjrday Sehod Enrlchment Pwammo wth wlrnary scho￿$.. Gr1￿12 Prom", arKI our wtn•rslu'p with St x8tAI'8 In Zamtxa ￿lOr1r￿j prowimo. Th8 NHS locuyed ¢n m74c¥ nilkalwe thvs yew - r4oct lo funds 4nd buld a 'G¥dgn ts Good. kn a V￿Men.$ rel￿8 in Croydon & Bfoml¢y. A naw Student Leader4￿"P Grtyjp. MMIA (Mwount Mis￿rI ITh Ar￿￿), open to sJdents in Grm. allended 8 teadetship trip to Vnda a¥ p¥t (rf th•1 woiect w￿rk lon the UN Sustaina￿e dèvelopment goal on the 8ustairblty of Ihe oceansl th8 MaryfTrJunt sch(K45 In Rome and Paris. TW Yffjrked on prcleets thnwJh(wt th8 ac>Jeffl￿ s¥x. POrfiWty in regulw Teams catls wrth studerA5 from sistw schools. Four HS Scpnce stwjents hèd thg help teath Ic￿• $cknol stsKlerts about Sclenea & how to eonsjuct a ScierKe exw'fflenL

hlARYMOUIIT IMTERNAT1014AL SCHOOL GOVERPIORS. REPORT (Contin￿dI YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2023 RSHM MISSION )n8 ID Serytte. eryn￿￿1 Int&malK)nbl Schoal Lortbn ￿ an Ind&por￿en1. catr￿. alWrf& 18 xhool tho1 gmpowors yo¢ry wom8n lo be Yinn An faith, thnt in hLP•. ￿ted￿ love and one ￿ s&TrKe" ¥ademi¢ y•8r ￿￿art with tr1rtic¥)al staff rthat day that I￿u9$e¢ on Ihe them?'Ono in SeNic•'. The mwn aim tsf the retreal day wa9 to help all staff vnderstsnd Iheokgy b8hind th• call to 9eMce as members ofan RSH Schoc4 and global netsKKk. Fr Simon H1 ¢elelxatgd Klass wth sff in tho chapel aThJ focus5ed on thB imag8 of Ih8'seNant This was foloweij by a worksw ¢)n Cath￿￿ St£&al T8achiTrJ led by Susan Kamubts and cell8agu8s from"CAFOD. The ￿$•￿tation afM1 smal ¥tiwtk8$ 5tf to deewn their uryjetstand of the social teachSng of the Church and we can w s¢)m• of thes6 into pracbw The afterThx￿ offerèd 3t8ff thè opwrtuniy to takg Pwt in drfleTent kyayw ¥fNits Ind￿Jing MCrfatsc￿. meA1itation ar)d £Yeats'Trg waygr beads. Faedback from staff was LW8f+thdmirrfJty pogrtN8.' At th8 Start of Octcber. we were prNleged to lth)st the RSHM Loadership Conthw and kept to the th8ffle Of'0￿ in servi￿,. We joined Icgeth8r. oTrJino. %￿th 51utl8nts in ￿10 frcth Marymounl Pwi5. Marymount R￿8 and Istilulo Marymount Rome, wrth over 50 deleg5 in total. Wo gypknr8d Ihe worfo's tYok8n (otsj syst•m and rèflect￿ on how w might respoThJ to Po￿ Francs, call to tffiThJ rf>ul ¥¢)bal ￿MiKe. The twtrd8y corfjorew Nudgd dafy PFaygts. a us on 5crfpture (Parab￿ of th& sheep and goats) arJ a wcrfkshop on fership for gk)bal lusltce by 8aih Friery frL¥n CAFOO. We wore ￿80 atlo to hosl Ms M&Jhaft L&cthiich. Senk)r Ajvisor to the Amba58ador United States Mission to the UN Agon¢￿$ n Rome. Sha expkin8d Ihg impxt of lh8 war ￿ UkTain8 on the l￿bal Ii)od sy8t•m and en¢>Juraged the sludenls to knk the immodsal¢ to give of your ljesl. Each school FxeseTrled lèas regarding service woiects Oannod fcff th• year ahgad. G8 Ploryrnourt Lorbjon delegates have bE8n planning a Cthstrnas t8a for the eldly frcffl St Am's Parth aThJ wll hosi 25 guests on No¥ember 2P. liq a r85uIt of trte fvnding raisiThg efforts, they atso abk to d¢￿310 tsvw £ZLWJ to the Franryscan Ssstws Miss¥)narkns olchrist, bawj Manyara, Tanzan¢a. Thew donalion has 9rrt iowards fundiro of educat￿ of W girfs Ibooks, gclwl matsTialS. school I￿). Tha Annual program d r8tioals tegan wfth a third v￿t to WestrninStw rthat verniè in P5nner ts Ihfr Gnde 12 residential ￿treat. TherÈ w85 a balancthj wo3fdmme of %twth"es to sKomote spntual gr￿¥th and well-b8ir¥J ah)ng8ide opportunrtias to reflect on a ral to sery￿8 as stUd￿ts eont8mplat•J ther departure MaryrThyJrrt to becom adulL global citizens. ¢kne 11 lo Grade 6 hwj lh8 Opptrtunrty to attend day retstats at the Kawos Centre run by thè IAarymouN Syrknal Llle team. The Campu8 Minlstry 9r￿JP conlknued to and devekJp. 8xpaThJw to 11K￿d? marrt)8rs from aer099 811 grad8S. Tho m8in aim d the group ￿ to WllFower $tuderrt$ in lh8 rAaMing, delivery al￿ •VUat￿Tr of spirrtual devetoprnent Opportunit￿ fof tha whrAe schoc4 comrnThty. The h￿￿lIght of first Semèstar ¥rds the instsl￿n ol the now ryayer spxe. The group impl8rrnl•J ueafive ways to enhan￿ tho 0￿￿￿1n9'. Symlxifs ol $plrllualtty4tn8d 91oss fc tha made by all grado griwps. • r&¥dlr¥J ¢mr and rntni Ilbrary, S(qnlftc￿I rdigious slteg ceAnpa3s (to bè Instale(J in S•O•ntsrl, sultal)lo seallrJ a prayer tre8 wmh athStk8$. They also cr8at80 a ccée of g)rKducl, Yhth Inwl mwrtjws of tho 8ow(l. Ev￿y da$8 an induction'sessjon to. the prayer Spa￿ kwth their Relws s￿dI¢s teacher. Tho Campus Ministy team ￿l￿ed trainirg l•ath Ath4Jgtywp h a f•J¢r}. recxtsiteLI new readers 8nd altx S￿ver9 and 8mt¢ssadrxs. Th8y aè al80 SUPPOrtÈd the G8 RSHM Le&Jership gwoup with their Chrislmay te8, assistiTrJ with th8 Ctsislmas hampw5 fly famlth ￿ the 8tart•J to make phn5 to host a popup fairtrade shop in rww Je¥. We marktd Ihe 220th Birtmay c4 Fr Jean Gaill￿, opwtirvJ of ts Yew ol Fr G4dhae wrth a spe¢01 liturgy that focu3sed on four of Ns lelters to th8 RSHM communty aTrY rofi￿￿OnS hw hi$ rnpjht appty ¢0 our lives in thB 21st century. Leaves of ReMerrt￿c8 ￿re placèd on our Ti•e ol Rem8rnbrar￿e, foi Fr Gailhac. Mother St Jew, Mother St CoTrslarrA. Mother St Croi¥ St FeliK. The kyesetsca ol Sr Jo at the litufgy wa5 a reminder of our RSHM herrtage and r￿ts ar¥J th• erKrfrth5 Brthday was wdl r•ceNed by all mèmbers of the schoc4 mmunity.

MARYMOUNT INTERNATIONAL SCHO( GOVEftNORS' REPORT Icontlnu•dl YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2023 The schc4)I cc¥nmunrty ¢41￿ated TWksgiArKJ with a schcd Mass foUow&J by a Soup Lunch. Th15 gav sbjdwsts and staff Iho OPkMifbJnrty to relknt on Iho many wo shar8 haro at Marymount aTrJ support prayer for vKth"ms of iryu51ice. Money tsi58d by th8 swp hjnch was donat•d to CAFOD (part of Caritsg Intemationall Grade 10 aL80 ¢ygani%ed a schod wid• cc418dion for tho loca Fe4Jd Ban DunrKJ Advent each Grade was 3bkn Io p8thipale In spècial Way8TS that e•ntr8d on the kty figures of Ihe notwlty story and as 8 mc¥ad ot fafth. Thw• Vds aso an oppcvbjnty to rgad an frorn on8 of Fr Gailhac's tters and r8fi8cI on mean1￿j of his for Marymtyjnt wnmunty to¢Jay. Th8 AdvoTht Carol service was cornts"nBd with the Chnstrnas Far 8¥8rbt and whlgt 4ttandanc& Th l(prtw than rt was a beautrful occasion. It was w￿￿erfUl to ￿ve both Sr Calhen"n• Mnei gnd Sr IAary Jo Martin r8èJ durfrKJ a $￿claI rnomenl that brought us all doser to tMJr RSHM rocts. Grade 6 •n10￿ ha¥ng tho opportunity to int•ryw Sr Cathenne and ask her a iary of queslM)n5 abjut h8r ¥o￿t￿)n, kwer atyj hobba5. Tho was on v#leo as part of our 5tsategK plan to capture thè V￿CeS aftd w￿rn of w RSHM st•r5 wh8n8vw we can. Other acbvilies In Semester 1 incli¥ed Marking kn to the Cmrch in Ne8d's Rad w&j￿$￿aY wrth prayer pw arnl wayer ribbons. and vi5rts by ood Newg for EvwyO￿. lfrrfmaly Gid￿￿] to Grade 6 & Gr•J8 7 RS das88$. ITr Jarwry the School comrNnty m￿tted Holocaust M8mcfftal Day with spoual tny•rs and a pryer stalk)n outside Ihe dmirrfJ hall. AJI mèmbers of selKd community Invit•d to make tha￿ own parw snow drop In rem6mbrancts of v￿tIM5 ol th8 Hohxsust arwj of gar￿￿E￿Ie have laken plpL¥. SbJd&nts 0 pwtKlpat&tJ remembrance activrtjès dwiry RS 18saons aTra PSHEE The s¢kw)ol communty markwl Ihe annNowsary cl Fr Gadhads de8th wth speua in t￿ bultebn. Furt￿1 actMtie5 to celebrate the Yw of Gadh￿ indudeAJ IIK8 insIla￿n ol 'Th8 way of uos3' in the bwer 9ard8n. ThrOU￿￿t Lent Il schtyy CA)mrrnJnty emt¥acwJ tho 40 Acts ol Lovè clll•ngo. This yew tha Campus Ministry team rA3mbined the Acts of Love ￿th the Mwch Wdbeing ol8nd8r to omble us tofocus ilty on ujr thoffle of seryice alongsi¢e Goal 4.. To encouw and affimi persona witt. Wè wer8 happy to welcome b Fr Chris MrAn6ny sscc to ¢el8bratè Mass wth us OD Ash Wedr￿day. After Mass th? commurwty took part n a CAFOO soup nch, a frugal lun¢h wovi(Jed by the caleriro team. All money was donated to thè CAFOD Turkey.Syrk8 Earthwako appeal that was locusse(l on hdKyng to prowd& shetter, bcJ. water and ernerwcy ffledKal ass15tance to Ih05e I neod ¥ w811 as winter kn.ts to help peoplB cope with freeing temperaiu¥es. The luncn ra$5ee £300 and add&S to thB is a fvrther £120 rawd by a rn8mbw ofstsff comFlob"ng a spMsryed ru other xtivitifrs that I￿k F4acg during Lgnl lh• InS￿lation c th8 L•nl Tent n the cha￿1. Th"s has b8come a Mc￿an17clpate0 fotrjs for wayer herè 81 Marymtyjnt. InsAJ• the tent. a placo to m8et G￿fj. was a variety ol proyei adivities that s￿dentS have ueated. Trse raiW Irom a to sxayin9 the vo¥ry, daity exam8n jovrnaing actwty, kay8r la￿ prayer twxeiet8. Each visrt VAS follmd up wrth a taskin ¢h8 RS ￿50ft. Grad8 12 sbJdent5 instsled a be￿1￿1 gwden 'Way of th• Cr05s' strel¢hiryJ Irom Chapel to Ihe path and endirKJ on the path"o next to Ihe m05aic th celeWgs Ihe Yyk of Fr GadtTraE #Thj the RSHM heritage of the school. Our 5ch8Yule ol FrKlay Grafe prayers ¢￿ts"oU8& thJrif¥J Lent wth a ￿u9 on the Exarnen a5 a way of connecknng wh Grt in w d￿l￿daY 8￿mt￿. Lenten term ffinLsh8d the way ol ihè cross 18d by G1Z stsJdents imag9s of the from a v¥iely of DJlture5 8el8raed" ty G10 RS students. There was also Jn opportufity for wery member of cornmunty to gNe Ihanks trr Ihè soThke Ihgy had an¢J rerEi¥8d by addin9 perscthal rthi to Ihe yayerlree. Th• Schoc4 has n￿$ b•come partof Iho k)cal'Cha￿aljtty Hub. Ihat has teen set up by by chaplair& in tocal cat1￿1￿¢ $ctKoL8 a5 a foNm f￿ shariTh4 Tesouw and cofbboraikng on h8988 ts ￿treets worship. The Sclthl has also becom6 part ofa Swthwark Dicth¢ 'LIv￿g group wll t In ltte rth¥ acadgmicyoar. The schthjl L8 happy to welcom• Fr Chri5 m&￿rry SSCC bxk to Marymotsnt next acad•mk year as eharlakn. He w41 wpportus in our ol enrichiry the 3xr￿rt￿ lrfe dsludwts. staff ar¥J par•nts. p￿10

MAR YfyIOUNT IMTER14ATIOPIAL SCHOOL GOVERNORS. REPORT Icontbnuod) YEAR eMDeo 31 AUGUST 20Z3 ALUMNAe AMD COMMUNITY RELATIONS purpose 01 the Marymc¥Jnt Da¥eWm•nt Offic• is to lh• deep affeC￿n &Jmnae. par8rt$, pxt parents past laojlty for thé SrtsJl by prDviding OPFQrtunRbs to rethm arvj be Invdved. Ow aim fs to d￿eloP 71 phil8nthropK commurity by rseating opportunitws for gmrfj fc grats.￿d￿. Athtwh it pr1r￿paI￿ fèlL% under the gchool slfalegic pl￿r ol "8rygefft8nf, devdopmenfs impxt can te feft IA al demtnls of the strthu￿ ptw. Tr acadeffjic year 2022-2023 wa8 a yew fi118d Mth Opt%￿￿￿￿"S ar•J svct8sses in ¢ommunrty éngagemont. Th• Par•nts' Assochtlon IPA} The PA held several su￿e￿￿1 events th8 yew. tre anryjal BBQ, the Christm89 Fa a￿1 an international quiz. Monthty meeting5 were hehj in with th8 He& in atteTrdaru at e¥ery meeting. or 8 Deputy where tre Headmi5tre$3 was crff.site. Bxk to SC￿ Coffee momiNJ intrcJuc8d as a way to'knck olT the soc￿1 cak8ndar for #ach Grade. and ￿$ proved so successfijl that were planned (Dr tl fothThir¥ year. Alumrt•• Rdatlons & IAaryThount Socl•ty. Lond¢ Two rwJnw)n events wwe hJ. tjng in L￿tIn and one at s¢1￿(￿. Twwere wd-attanded ￿th •xcelbnt feedb&k from attendees. Two MwyTnount Mattery rnagazine5 ware wUish8d on tho theme L Father Gailh¥¥ brlhday and tht theme rA'One in S￿¥￿￿.. AJumna8 Ct>ntinu8d tD 5UPkWJt sI￿rts ty sp8akir¥J to th8m a¢ events a¢ the ¥chwJl. Ann￿1 App•al & Fundralsln9 Tha M3ryrnount Anrntal Apped 2022.23 was Iwnch•d arS E3e.460 raise4J whth suppw tAwsarr•s at thè schrd. PU8LIC BENEFIT Marymount is Cornmilted to fiJffilirb3 its Mis￿on aThJ visitirn Ihat all may hav•1rf8, have it to the hAI'. The invaltsa￿e 8UPPOrt of th8 enty'r• school CLynm¢JThty greatty ￿tribJt8s to Ihis owing èffort. are ￿r ebements to the publ'c t￿n•ffit programmg at may1r￿lt Th• provlslon af bursarl•s maryrno￿t contir￿e5 to ryewate an asssted educai•Jn sctm• lo wkJ•n rts appoal to sludentg trorn all b8ckgrounds. Jring the Ac&1emr Year 22123 maans-tesw fithncAI assistance tolalirKJ £194,117 121122: £242.5231 was wovled to 14 stuénts who olh8n¥iSO w(Jld have I)￿n un)19 to att?[￿ the School. Thk8 assistance spans a w¢Je range of stspport from to 1￿% ol lurtw)n ar#J costs. TtE 21122 Wro indudes Hardship as$i5tarte pro¥￿e￿ during the pandemiG The Schod stro￿Y comffllted to th8 Fwovision of m8ansvtested burs0￿ arKI ￿kS to incmase avolablty ol finaffKl￿ supixrt SHARING OF RESOURCES AND FACILff ies LOCALLY A140 GL08ALLY Surday School ProgramrD• Onco again Marymounl has run C￿ Saturd•y momirwJ •MKhrnant (warnme ofkn¢J to eknilen in Yews 5 and 6 from St Joseph's Calhdic Prirnwy SclKJol. The Saturday F¥ograrnm• 18 (xganL8ed by a gwup of mwyn￿nI sludents from SGIC and 3upeNwd by m•mbws of Maryrnounl staff. The theme last ye¥ a C￿th•n by eur students was 'The L¥Jn ￿ng.. a very popular decision whiGh has prov￿ed 8ndless opportunit￿ to oxpk8 differ•nt topKs and Wonde￿11 kn8g"inatkn of youn9 minds. The proyramme I￿￿deLI wpput and emthmert in Maths Sthth. DesNJn. Enylsh ar#J Drama as wel ag aCtivlll8s irwohlng.Sport and Art Al exeellont lessons wero eni¥ tlwgh ¢hè tearrn4rt imaglnalton aThJ tJedicaJon of our students. P40 11

ARYMOUNT INTeRNAT1014AL SCHOC GOVERNORS, REPORT leontknwdl YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2023 Last year w• hove had a totsl of 19 s￿dentS s#Jn up from St Josgph's •nd ￿0￿r￿[ 30 of ojr own Grddtr 10 to 12 students involved in the F4aMirg and delNenng of sas¥>ns. At i•st4 51u¢enlg cam• oa¢h wè¢k aloAg Wrth 3 4 rnwnbw¥ of staff. We W a t(tsl ol ten sossion9 Nn ￿ a Surday rI￿rnin Zafftbla P•rtn•rnhlp In vorkhig on the SchcK>l's ¢Jutrwh. kls. Larwjan tho 8GIC gtudants. bult a stroTrJ with St JO￿ph,9 In Zambia. Sl Joseph's kq a RSHM al￿gi￿$ S￿(￿4. Tho SGIC out furthisers1o.g. Fnjit Fonthja salg, Pizzè sa￿9 etcl so Ihat donations coulo be giv￿ to St Josoph's lry fvrtmr f•swrcing IcKal SLths aThJ Infrastnjciure. The maryM￿nt staff sbJd8nt5 ghar•d résour￿9 tI￿gh tho lutsw¥J prngramma whw• ￿$son$ In ErglL4h, Physts, Chemisty wwe taU￿t vla ZO￿ to styJd6nts in Zombw. The School contfjnues to 4Yov•bp its programm& to m•ko ts lacft4ti•s •f•ftatrA• bxal s£lthls to for retreat3. TIMS yww• ￿￿rned stud•nts frDm Corpus Chrtsti RC Prim•y Sthr<4. studants from local Secondary Sd￿￿$ jtrfn•J Marywjnt s￿0￿15 a IKtw• L•ura Bat85 on bBh8lf of th• Everyday Sexlsm proj￿1. Ihg s¢hcd lh& cost3 ofal gpeaklng fe8S. Ch•rltabl• 9lvln9 Keeping the thofogy of grvry in miné. m￿nt Slud•nls. staff pwonls conlinuè to bè active In community and s•Thicfr a¢ts"vits both localty as wdl a5 4oHy. Donatb)ns totalling È6,932 madè lo.. AKT Youth Homs8ng95 £313 (by ARID Comilteel CAFOD £421 Coppaleel Breast car￿ Regewth £241 Cwarn Chik1ien's Ch¥ty £313 Jesuit Missions £1.418 lts"rngslon Hospital £1.3SY) (by 80ordMYd Fun(tral¥ing Ctrjrtll Ocean Ge￿rat￿n È63 RSHM African m￿S1On$ £967 Worn8n's Shelter £1,￿ Iby NatDnal HorKY S(n8ty) Communlty and •fvlc• Stsff worked lo en￿￿￿8 s￿￿¢$ lo l&ke wt in s￿ Ow0￿nrt￿l thcts wthin the school and k)cal comrnur4tw. s￿¢jant9 from all Grs lin woups or as indivKlu46l have taken part in v¢Yunte8rin9 avents io ¢(￿trIbUte to local, nat￿n31. and inlemath)nal ith a wew to rnakiTrJ a dfftefen￿ in the w￿d at large. Below are Some exampb5'. Kingston Fotylbahk donatKJns116 x SO litro tv)xesl olfrA>J ar1 ttyl•trs Chrisiffl?8 Hwnpers to St Ann's Catholic CMJrch Tea Party for the elo￿lY al St Ann's CatlKY¢ ChLwch Environm8nl81 inftAtNe5 in the arèa ￿th Ham & P6tW5h•m As50cialw UK Students Irom al Gradts havè been inVDfvryd tMOes at S¢hool to SUPF#>t oach other. 8elow ar• st a lew exarnplès". Sludant Coa¢iry {e.&'. HS sknthnls vnth MS sm) Peer lutonTh3 8ackslaJ8. rnak•4Jp. s dosgrt fr)r tama School Prryjudun Hoskn"rvJ for RSHM festNds on camrn Saturday EnTrm8nt Programm8 NHS. SGIC, p￿IN. Bowdir•J. Sd¥. Clw. PE d8p1menC House TBa￿, St4Klent Councl PftgB12

MARYMOU1￿ INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL GoveRNORS' REPORT I¢￿tIn￿O￿l YEAR ENDED 31 AUGLIST 2023 Staff m•mber¥ rèachad ovt Into communtrtyw￿ suppyknj ￿ vwK)us ￿1￿. Comrnittee Membw of the catlbj1￿ Indofftwt Sdthls ConfwefTh. Trus￿0 ofB Caimr Ac&lemy Trust, Gov8rnorol a Pnmwy Schod aryl Safeguarding Lead Sn a Pansl PLANT AND FACILITIES Durif¥J ￿ar t￿e Scts)01 £423.268 to enharKe the f•JFlt85 on Campus. TIw5 focu$ imwovir I￿Ing and wellbeing sp8s. teaching and ar•as. a c￿￿'nU•t￿n of s•curity improv8ments, mss thè ¢￿pV3. lultl Prayer Sp•ce thjriw the Autumn of 2022, the ¢onstDJction for a now mul1￿1a￿h prayer gp. CreatNa LNifWJ wero •ngaged io pr￿J￿Et and build this slnjcture. The exist1￿j gardtrn tt)m docking ethrthd to liThk wrth th8 Sp￿lUa1 L Offic8 allowing l¢x st8pff￿ access. The resutts ol Ihls pr4ect have produce(l a discreet. w•m. and paceful spa selfrfefiection aTrJ perg)Th31 prayer. op8n io thè whol8 sched communJl. 8oardlng Upgrads 8oafding upgrales il¥ough the lasl 12 rft)nths fC4xS￿ on (mtMuatK>n of ts BuU8r Hall phas&J plan for improvetntrnt5. This i￿￿￿ed r•novats"n9 Ihe corrth retAwent d all bedlwrn d£￿. upgradiThJ them to fve d￿r5. In line with reeent boding rthirbishments and (ewlallc￿$. Thls comF4etes the Upgr￿￿È of fir? dts)r8 across 1 a￿0$. Tha corrJtY w(¥ks irt1u¢￿d fitb"rvJ d an &nhanced Suspended ceilin9. n8w inlwat•d lighling. incJding emergency fitts'NJ. fv• alm dottclth aThl akn Syst￿$. The cthJrbishm8nt ￿nty"nu￿d wh balhroom imtmV8mènts wrthin the Ilt This saw a rnm0dd1.￿j of an $parA lo create kjur siudent bathrooms and a new ensurte 3partrn￿t frjr lh8 Housep￿￿. Rel￿￿￿tIng surza￿￿1 m￿je1$ Wev￿Sty creat•d across boaFdfftg. theses bathrom con818r8d of a toilel washbasin. and t(hvel ra￿, yvanting each badrwm (Jf up to ￿ occupants to havo a persona baltsoom tr) uge. In a conlu)ued wogrnmme of refiJrbishm•nt. b8drc4)ms IA But1￿ Hall wefo reluthshed ts ueato in hw $tarnJ¥d aThJ qualty au ol maryM￿n(.8 bJardiNJ aecommodation. Qffl¢• Vpgrodes In Gailhac Hall, the IT Office one other wwe èxt￿ed b create mNe user4wndty Off￿ IT arJ Boarding. On Gomplelion of the departmentsl office rebxatw¥, I(￿$ tvmwj to re-m¢￿81￿ th• eoarding office into a dodicatod mootsng room. Drl¥•way 8o¢urlty Upgrad Furth improvemerts have been made to Ihe SclKrf5 ge¢xinty. with re￿#t￿tI￿nE of tho driveway wtomated veh￿18 exrt gat8, Ihè cyd8 shek8r •Jtom8t8d gatès. $8curty ¢(￿d￿rIed replicats.ng lh• inner drive style ol gat85. irtbjding Sato aLrtss tsintrc4. and o¥•mdes whera Ext•m•l 4ghtlng Upgrad•8 Through the year, cenlract•J eleCth￿￿￿ rnF4ac•d al fv >Jeirg ext8m wall IwJhtg thg pedesknan r￿le. to Ihe back of SL Joseph's Hall. in th• ￿￿laCema￿ of drcp FeThJants in Galhx also toG pl￿, usiTrJ mixlufe of standard emergèncy lJhtiTrJ. ￿ a confernpoTrry $tyl#d LED wall washer flting. To Kjrlher rfnprove the extemal lightin9 across ¢￿pUS. new inStal￿d LED IvJhts and dwoctional spouyhts to the.Sports extemal Io¢(er sh8lt•r has lurth8r hdp5 to I1￿MIna￿ Ih8s8 spaces. p￿￿13

MARYMOUNT IMTERNATIONAL SCHOOL GOVERMOR8' RepoRT Icontknu•d) YEAR ENDEO 31 AUGU8T 21n3 Dram• •nd 04nc• Stor• Wrth expanded wogrgnma of lama DaTh￿. a n8W Stm was Io stor6 departmgntal matonals. The solution was to construcl an nsulaled knmber giorage unrt naar A￿jI￿￿￿m, dRffja classrooms. and dgnco studio. This 82￿b￿ metr• stcK6 has the eapath to rnlocate al items. b)Ih big and srnah Into one Conven￿nt rAac8. Campu8 D•v•lopm•nt 0￿Ing th8 yvf Iho Estst¢8 Committe•. ccffl1inu￿ to tho ofCaptt¥l ITWg¥tm0nt and Maintonanc•. A year Mainl8nanc8 8udget was apprcNe(g aftar a terthi r¥oce35. Levlt Bemsl•n appoirtèd to dw•knp the Ma$W PFan fr( lh8 campus 4Th1￿(ry out ¥ decartKJrus8tion aL￿l FINANCIAL ReviEW Th8 tolal income gonerated for the yBar aT￿nI￿ to £8.332,276 (2022.. £8.629,0211. Of thi5 E7.680.03312022". £7,920.8341 I￿ated to fees othw ￿1￿¢81￿>nol irK(Yn•. Tolal oxpendiltjre for the ygw amounted to £8.565,576 {207è. E8.328,085). 93.2%12022: 99.2%) was attthtat48 to Se￿4)￿ Costs. T￿ nat d9r￿t the year ansourted to £233.30012022". svrFlus of £302,936). The Scfbxsl aims to mainian an anr•Jal operating surplus for fvlvre deV8bprn￿I d the Sch(w￿ and lo financ• catal expanditure on imkyoving buildiros, eqvipmenl and other faolitS as ￿Jed. The rgsorves of one third of budgeted expenditure ensures th• Schod can meet all its and L8 no d•parJ8r￿ on bAnk bans or b8nefactrys. RESERVES Marymount operates a ￿Se￿eS polry baseoy M tho prudert m8nÈgefflert wnciFde of hawng adequate re50urc•s lo 5ati9fy aN liabilities a￿j comrnitments as fal duè. Such resowc85 hwe 8StabtBhed 88 tho8e 6ufficAt to meet budgeted experKJitLffe lall.fyd due forone tNfftl of th? ￿. M8rymounl's C￿l•nI ￿¥81 ol ggnwal re8ervos ts £4.916.&38 of which £2,758.943 is appli•d towds fixed ass•ts, 18avin9 freo r•s8rvès'of £2.157.695. MWyn￿nl's 1rnplT￿ a lov•1 of rnsetves of E2.686,648 r•svtting in a sIK)rtfBII of £530,951. The schcol 30 rnainta"I￿ a designal•O caprt4 hj￿ rf£441.692. The Sehool is comrnrtted to a Uaster Plan ffijr ol thg Carnw5 wh￿h is confwwl Y￿Tr tho levol of SUr￿￿8e$ hdd. Tho has reslrthj ￿ndS at th8 01 £295.50612022'. £334.3151. Furt￿ detai19 are gwan in note 17. In a year ¥lfeceLI by th• Ixtst of 1p￿r￿j uisi8, spodal attenitr￿ has tJ8en paKI ID th8 intwnational elern8nl of th8 School in Parti￿￿r boardiry S￿dents. FlèxJlty ￿ fees paym•rts has b￿Tr offered to famil￿5 b) Support the conh'nueLI educallon ofchildf8n and secure sathnt Thjmbws. InTrtstm•nt Pows. Poliey and ￿rforMInG• There are Th) restrictk)ns on MaryFThJunt's power of ffiv•slment. InvestmBnts ¥a hekj In dèposit accounts whore risk leve15 we low ansJ funds alè 93sty acos$￿￿. ATr invesknts￿ policy has bgeTh d￿elOped of regular fNed lerm deposits to take advanlajg of r￿Ing irwest ratas, whl¥t [n￿rta￿￿J IwuJity swrty for thè school's day tr) day cash rèqutrements. PRIMCIPLE RISKS "Tho Board of GoveiThJrs r￿￿ryw Il wtsk r•gSter annually lo agalist ¥Jenbfiod risks in r8latKM to Ihg Scho￿. In ¥ year impacted by irfflalinary eco1￿￿ several iiik f*tors beca￿ apparent and new iisks wue (dantffièa. Pap 14

MARYMOUNT INTERNATIOIIAL SCHOOL GOVERMORS. REPORT leontini YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2023 Th principal rtsks ￿re as folows: R¢pulatK)nal Risk Recwitment of day and boarthn9 slvd8nts due tothg gAvrtinrrtht Financkil Performanc8 LegialNB iisk cm VAT on tuthn f085 Enry F¢x#J Cos15 Incfaases Thè risk5 are mrtYJaled aryj manapj as fclw.. Oeveh)ping new F4)k"ries, proce¢Jures and best Wact￿9 to engu￿ thè SaWdl¢¥J. ar￿ Heatth arbj Safety stud8nts. ReguL¥ monitoring of the Educati¢Jnal sta￿￿￿$ by th8 L8adw5hip Team aTrJ EduCat￿)n Comrnlttèè. In Oetober 2021 Marymwnt succossfijty it5 acu•dbtabon aThJ wogramme evaluatDn wilh tho Councl of IAlefnakn"onal Schoe4s arttl the 1ntwnat￿fid Boccalaureale1181. The IB Rep(t hgNwJhte¢J ts Strength of the la Middle and Dylom Prog and comméntsd on tha h￿b guahty ol teachin& Tf IB com￿OnIe￿I 'Th SC￿ ￿ntInUeS its longs18nding eommitment tts Ihè IBphthoply andexon¥W5 the IB mftss#)n at rts ￿.. marym￿JAt was Judgod 8Jxc8ll•nt in al weas ty The lThJ8per#lent Schtx)L8 Irtspe¢tiwat8 d￿rg the Novembèr 2022 . c￿pIlar￿2 arhd EducatKrfwl f￿a￿ty I[￿[￿￿ The sc￿￿1 continue5 tts wuk to s¢rategt Flan 2021. with arrfl ANwl Oevekjpment Plan and the 8vebpfflent of KPIS. Tha key of the S¢Trtegy a￿.. DevekpirvJ Le￿Ir￿a and Tethir¥J Deveknpirnj Human FlOU￿1r D&velopit¥J Ethos aThJ thss¥Jn Developir¥) Engagement Oeveloping IfrfrdsiNcture arnj Opwabon5 D&v8lop Sustainabilty Re¢rurtment of wth the 5kn"18 to 5tsPWt lh8 SIrateg￿ dI￿K1Th Lrf the Schr￿1 aThJ Ihe Bu$in8ss Model. This is supprtsd by a tr￿'nI1¥ woyamm8 al grrf•rrm. arA1 r8guW vists to th• Sclyxjl to ndersland operational rnattws. Inwtstrnent In ma￿ethr￿j and Mn¥ssioYpJ to SUPFUt xal ¥ob#l récwitm8nt of sbjderts. Regvlar monrtmng d the FIn￿ck￿l F4an and Reser¥es. arJ d8velopftnt ol lurthising and thng as an integr pert of the financial model. Energy Prices rises are due to impxt the finanraal rnL￿1 from S8rAemb8r 2023 and th8 ciea8e wthl ￿ managed through Teseryes and iFthas8d sttsdent numbws. Ajdressing emwgiry issues in tre sectrff indJding.' The 8uslness rmdel is beir¥J to ol VAT on S¢lb)J al￿ tha loss of Chari&h Statrj The Schoc4 tonlinues to devp it P￿11￿ dl•rity ¥e&hfjrvJ out irto Ihe c4)mmurMty Ihffjugh a sgrn$ r prc•Jrarnmes Cost af Livlng. Th• eowd is aLlety aware of If Iha Mnrcthry farnrfs arbj affardablity OfSthL￿I Fees. FUTURE PLANS The gov8rnor'$ long-lwm llxus is on future ¢Jevelopm8nt ofth8 xhcd b) supp(rft 18 edUCa￿)nal exCemen￿ in the 21st c•nbJry. In light of the ￿￿1￿1Cal e￿nOMiC chal8ng8s, extamal con5uAaThtS hBve been émploy￿ to supwt the gr0￿h olthe Day & Boardlr¥J p0wlatK￿, and sustainabkn deVdow￿nt of campu$ buiklir4Js •nd Irastructw& P¥15

MARYMOUNT INTER14ATM)PIAL SCHOOL GOVERIIORS. REPORT {¢ontlnwll YEAR EMDED 31 AUGUST 2023 STATEMENT OF GOVERNORS RESPOMS181LinEs Ttto Go￿rr￿ (who ar• also drBctots tl MayThwnt Intsrnatk)￿ Schctl ky ￿ pwpos8s of CL)mpany lawl ar• respoftssb kn prtpaing Rektyi rA tl eoerd of Trus89 ar¥J fNnoal slmenl3 in ac¢Ndance wilh aP￿Icabl8 law and regjlations. Company law requ￿9 th• trnstees to fin8Maal for ea¢n ffi'nand￿ y•. Undor that law th GovwrKYs have electsd to wepare the fnanGi stateffonts In ￿(￿rIanca Un¥Eed Kingdom Generally Aceepl•d Accounting Practè Iunited KiThJdom Accounbng Standards aWiclo Iwl inclu¢Jin9 FRS 102. th8 Financial Reperting Staidafd applicat4e in tl UK and Republic of Iretand. UThJ8r company law4 the Gov8mors must not applove thè financial stat8m•nts uN•ss they are salisf(J t￿31 they gNe a And fatr viwl of the stale of affairs of the ehwitable company ar￿ of incoming Fey>urces and aprAir2tion ol re5wce5, incbJding the Income aTh expe￿11￿1, ol thè ¢haril¢ ￿mparty lor tw In w8pwing these rmanc￿l slaternents. th¢ Govèrnors ar& quirtd to.. sdecl suitabte ac(￿Irti￿J rKIKies ar¥J apth them consisterty.. observe the metlK)ds ar¥J principles in lh8 Charrts SORP IFRS 102k make judgments aThJ at￿ntir￿j •stJ"mate5 that vea50nabl8 and prL￿en¢ stare wh8th8r applicAe UK krThJnb'ng Slan¢Jwds Ihave been fc4owed. Sutr4￿t to any matwial departures di5cknsed and explaineij in the ￿anC￿l slalernonts,. prepare Ihe thThancol stsrements on the png conc•m basis it ts inapbwopri•t• to presume that the chifabie cor￿nY caftb"ftu• in bJ5ir￿￿. Govemors we fespDn5bl8 fc¢ kee￿￿j adequate acc£unts"ThJ recthg th8t suffioent to show and explaon tr Charilabfe companWs transaction5 and disd058 ￿th ￿asOnth act￿raCY at any the fin￿rial posrthtin el th company arKJ enable th8rn to erbsure that th8 fir￿ slatemenL8 Compwbies Acl 2006. Thty arè also resp)n5it4e for saWwth"ThJ the assets ol charitabk company Pnce for taking reasonable steps for the prevertion and d6toctKJn olfrwd ￿ olhar WT&Jularitiès. Irvstees confirm thaL' so faf a5 each gover￿ 15 awar?. thwe rdevanl w¢Jit informatin d wthith the thwitakle audrtor Trs vnawarg.. and the Governors have laken all tl slops that Ih8y ought io h8V8 taken as trustees in ord&r lo mak8 themselvès aware of aT>y rekvaTht wdbt inlLYmaith) ar￿ to e5tablÉh that the charilth eompany's ￿drttsr is awt of that ftyrn#KJ Th8 tnJst•e5 we respon5thte for th8 maintenance aThJ inlwJity of the c(rfwalo financkil infwmatN?n included on Ihe charitabk company's website. Leg1Sth￿ in tre UThte¢J Kingdom the &yeparat￿)n and disseminab.on of nanckql statemths may from kgLslaknon m otherfvrisdths. AUDITOR MDore Kingslon Smith LLP h￿e explessed th•w wllwness to c￿ti￿? ui (fft• 35 aKlitw aThY a resO￿ti￿ proposing their Te-appo￿tmeTrt be Submilt￿ at the An￿al Genewd Mget App¥oved ty the Board ol Goveffm of m￿y￿￿t Ihtematsor￿ SCI￿1. nduding t￿ Strats9￿ Repcrt (JntsirEd therein. and s•3ned on ts bew by: Ms Cristina Servano Chair. Board of GoverrKrs Datè". S P•J0 16

MARYMOU1￿ INTERNATIOIIAL SCHOOL WDEPENDENT AUDifoR'S REPORT TO rHe MEMBERS OF MARYMOUNT IMTERK4TIONAL SCHOOL YEAR ENOED 31 AUGUST 2023 Oplnlon We have Ihe firwcial af8ments d Marymotsnl Intwngtwal S¢W It￿ ekvnpany and group) for the year ended 31 Awjust 2023 which Corn￿$e CO￿oI￿a￿ Statennt of Financial ACt￿be$, thè Consdlale¢ Balar￿é Stwt, Ihe Compary ￿ar￿e Sh8•1 the Cash FILW Slatemanl and not85 to the fmanctal stat•menls, induiling significant accountiry polirygs. ￿ fironcd reFrf)rtmg frarnvth that has bgen appli&d in the preparation Is aP￿1¢a￿& law ￿ United lQngdcffi Ac¢cwnlir#J S￿ards. rJdu¢ing FRS 102 'Tts Financial ReFCrtirwJ Standard 4)rAlea￿8 in th8 UK and Rèpublic of IrelaTrJ' (Untsd Gen8raly Accepted ko)unting Praciir). In cJr opin￿Tr Ihe firhqnual 8tements'. gwe a tru• and fra"r vw ol the ststè ol the Ch￿tsb￿ company the grryJp'$ affairs as al 31 ￿guSt 2023 and rl it5 irmmiThJ rèsotsrces aThJ rl tes(xffc¥s. IrthJirKJ ts Incrjne aThJ eX￿ltLy0. for thg year then e￿Ie￿. been propety kyepared n arzrydaneè wtih Unltd Krydom Ge￿raty Accepted Prath"ce' nd have been wepaTrd in accLYdart• with roquirenrts Cwpanie5 kt 21x6. Basls lor oplnlon We Co[￿￿cl￿r our au¢Ji¢ in ¥CLYdanGp with Intwnatho￿I s￿d￿d$ on Audltiro IUKI IISAS IUKII arwj aprAIcab￿ law. Our responsiblrties uThYer tIK>se standards are ftrthor descnbed in the A￿￿rt0￿$ RespOnsts.￿"eS fcf the audit of thè fin8ncial statements secbon of r8Wt. We are FThJep8ndent rl tho group in accc<danc8 wlh th8 Othical requiremants that are relevanl to our avdit ot the ffinarrol stsiement$ in the UK. InctLxliTrg the FRC'S Ethical standd. and we hav8 ￿￿illed ¢yJr othw ethral ￿Spo￿tI"ll￿.es in accordance ith ¢hese reqU￿￿MentS. We believ8 that thè audit •VKl¢nca we have Llain8d is suffKk?nt ary1 apwopr•te to a b￿19 for our opinKJn. Conclu$ksns r•laflng to golng con¢•rn In audrting the financ￿1 sk￿meThts. wa hav• cOndud￿( that the 9)Ver￿S. us9 of the g(xrJ cone8Tn ba81¥ of accounting in the preparat)n of tha finarKial Staterr￿¢S is approtffiale. on the th we havo pWfCYff￿. we ha¥E not Kjgntif￿ ary materral urL•lairrties reiab"rnJ to •v￿ts or conditk)ns that. indfvhjualty or cO￿tivety. may casl styJnffjic8n( doubt on the gr￿P.5 ability ro continue as a goiTrJ concern lor a perK)d ol ai I￿t months when thefwnc4al swements ￿tTr￿8d lor i4gJa. Our resF¥)riblity"es and th8 responskn"I1ti8s of th8 govwrhys wh ts$p￿t kn Lw)iNJ corwi are d8scriW in r¥thant Sact￿nS d thi% ra(¥ Olh•r Infomiatlon The othgr I7￿￿18e$ Ihg Ir1Exft￿ in(j￿1 in the ar￿￿81 rewxt. kn than Iho slemgnt5 and our avdilorfs report ihweon. The governors are responsil)le for thè othw informaknTh contained With￿ the annutyl report. Chjr opinion on tho Iinancth slal8m8nts does rot eover thè Other infcrfmation and. èxc4pt to the extenl othoNiso exf41citly ststod in w r•port, we do not 8xwess ary form of a5suran¢e thereon. l)Jr resp￿SIbIlity Is lo read the (rthgr infonnaticffi and. in dovwJ so. consKlw whether IhB c4her infomiats.on 13 materia inconsisttnt with thè financial $t8tennts or our kno￿edge obtainod in Ihe course of ihe au¢il or otherwse app8aTS to be maieriaty mtsstated. If we Id8Thtfy such rna1￿81 inconsMt8noes LY appwent material mt55talem&nts. w• a quir8d to determine whether th8r• Is a m￿￿al*m￿nt • th8 ffin3nr￿l slaièments Ihèm5efves. 11, based on the work ￿ have perforrnèd. we mndu¢J8 thai thofe is a malwial mLs$latenxnl ol this othgr inform•tk)n, w• ar• requirod to ropcrt Ihat 17

fMRYMOU14T INTERNATIONAL 8CMOOL INDEPENDENT AUOITOR REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF MARYMOUNT IpifERNATIONAL SCHOOL Icontlnu•d> YEAR EMDED 31 AiIGUST 2023 We have nothiThJ to rspwi in thL8 rog¥d. Oplnlons on oth•r mattors pr•gCrtb•d byth• Cofflpanl•• Act 2000 In opin￿n. ba3gd on the ¥York in thè of ts wort.. the inlorrnation giv￿ in the wvwrby¥' anftual r•pt<< Ir￿ud(ng Ihg Strategic f•POrtI for the fffiaDcfjai year Jr wh￿h the ¥tst•mnts wppared is c￿$￿9￿￿￿rth Ilnantill statements.. aThJ e the govemorg. anmal liK4wJuwJ V 5tratggk rgprytl has t&n Wgparod in aLxordanc• wlth applicafJ8 le9￿ r￿Ul1￿MentS. Matt•rs ort whl¢h w• arn r•quirnd to r•port ty •xc•plton In the Ight of the krowledgo and undwstanding of th8 grrAJP aThl its envwonnrt obtained in the (>Jursè of the ajdrt. have not idenfthed rnatertal misstslem6At$ in tl gk)wrw' annual repci. Wo nolhing to iaport in rfjs￿ of mattws the G)mpanias 2006 reqvwes us to report to rf, in Opinh￿.. adequate ￿e￿(d5 have been kept. leque tr our aud have not bten r￿Ved from tr￿an¢￿5 not visited by v$., ¢y th& financial slatvrnenls are not Ul èy•8ffl•nt wth the accountr"NJ rpcL¥d5 and r•tums," ( Certain disck)sures of govemorfs remun8rath)n sp8cffi•J by law are rJt made.. or w8 have not rec•Ned all th8 in1or1rBt￿ And oxpknationy wè requ￿• fvir our8￿11t. R￿pOnSIbIlitI￿ of gov•m?rs As eX￿ained thjlty in Itb3 9)v￿. resp￿￿$1b￿lLes ment set out on page 18. tho 9o¥errKJTs (who are al80 the directcrt of thé charita￿e company for the purp)ses of company lawl are resrxbSt4e tor the kYep8wation of the finartial statemen￿ and for bw'rttJ SaI￿￿d that they gr¥e a true aTrJ far ¥i14. vJ fcrf such irwnal coThtrcA as the governors determine is Tr￿sSary to en&4• tfre wepwath)ft of flrwtsal statem•nls that ar• fr•8 trom Ma￿al rn15StatemenL whether due to frau¢ orerrcy. ITr preparing the ffinanckql stat8m•rts. t￿ g)vwrnrs ￿ ro$F￿n$￿1& ly a$s￿l￿g Ihe wp's a￿ty lo cDntinve as a rrfJ coneein. disdosiw, as applicatA&. matter5 ￿lated lo ctyKem and usirvJ the golng concefn ba515 of accounting unless the governors ￿teNj to IKiuM1atè tha tharitabla ojrnpany or to L¥as8 oporat￿n3. or have r r•alistie 8#ematNe but to do so. Audltor's R•sponsibi16tl•s for th• audit of th• finondal slat•m•nl• Our otiecb"¥és ar8 to reasonth as￿rts ab¢￿ whther th8 ffina￿l01 stemenb ag a whcle are tree Irom mat8rial mi5Statemenl. whother to fr•Jd or em)r. yJ to irysue an auditors rBrth Ihat ￿r￿J￿89 our oplTrion. Reason￿le assurancA is a hJh 18vel ol atyJlar￿, but ts not a guwartee Ihal an aAJdrt ¢or#Jucted in accordance w(th ISAS (UK}wl a￿ayS a materi mi5slatem•nt tsn it existB. Misstatèrnents can ar￿ from fraud ￿ emr aTrJ aro ￿nsidered malerial if, iThJividualy OT in agjregata. thèy reasonat4y be expecbj to influe￿ the eCor0m￿ dea5￿nS ofuws taken on thè basi8 oftr*sè financial Statements. PAOty 10

PIARVIth)UPff INTeRPIATIONAL SCHOOL INDepENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF MARYIIOUNT INTERMATIOMAL 8CHO¢L IContlnu•dl YEAR ENDEO 31 AUGUST 2023 As part ol an audit in acuJrdanc8 wlh 1&4s {UKI 8xerci58 w(rf8ssional juOment and maintain wofesskThal scepts.cism Ihr¢)ughxJt the audit. We also.. Identify and ¥so5$ thè risks of mat￿￿ mk8slatem8nt Lrf the fift￿181 slatwnents. whether due to fraud or error, desvjn and perform audit woeedures ￿$P￿s￿& to those risks. and obtain (Jrt ev[d￿ce that is suffio•nt and apkyopnate to WO¥KJe a wr OWK)n. Th8 risk of f¥)t detectirKJ a mat8rHI misstat•meTrt resulting from fr•Jd is hpjher thw resulting Irom error, as fralhl may Invdve ¢dlvsbJn. ftrgery. intentiorn￿ omiss￿￿$. misropresenlaon4 Of the ovorthje of corthi. Obtain an UTLdvstarkling of intem81 contrd rthvant to thè •Jdit in ordw b desgn wjdrt procedu￿ that are approwwle tn the orLJJmslanc8s. IMJI rol fry WkM)se5 01exwg55i￿ an opN¥on on thg effectr"venes$ oft￿a charrtab cfjmpany's ￿t￿n31 COAtrol. Evahjate the approprrateness of wxounb.ng pc4vi&s UBe(14fKI the reasonJl8n8S5 of a¢x¥)unlirrfJ 8sts"mates (J fdated drÈcbsures ma(Je by the tsu5tèes. co￿h￿de ￿ the apFwDwaten￿$ of use d thg pir¥J basis of wYunti￿ and. b85ed Jn the Budit ovidenEe Obtai￿d. whether a mwal Uncortal￿ extsts related to events ￿ conditnns that may cast significant doubt on the g¥oup'5 ablty to (y)nlinu• a5 a g¢4"fyJ c￿e•m. W w8 eonduda that a maleri uneèrtainly &xistJ, we are requrnl to tlraw attenthon in our au¢Yitc<8 rePc￿l to the felated disdosures ift the fina￿181 statements or. if such di5ck)sure5 are inadequate. io moth'fy opinion. Ckhr ci1rK￿5￿J￿ are based the audrt ev￿￿anCe cètaintd up lo the dale ot tyJr audrtorfs rep(rt. Hcwe¥er. fv1v￿ events ￿nd￿1C￿8 may cwse Ihe chwit&blg Uxxnpany to cease to cgthue a5 a going C￿C￿Tr. Evaluate the overal pfftsentaboft. structure and ¢rMtent of the finanrAal statgm8nt5, indudng the discty)sures, and whelher th8 finanE401 statem•rts r8wesent th• underfyiw tsnsxlions and events in a manrnr that achieves lay presentat￿. We communrate vAth th)$8 chty wrth govemm regardfjng, among oltsr Mott￿$. scop8 and tiffling ol the audit aThJ signfficant audit l￿ding5. any SWJnrf￿anI dofficIe￿￿S rs intema coilrol thal we ￿ents"ty dur owaudit. expl•natlon •9 to whal •xt•nt th• aUdIlw￿ consid•rnd eap•bkn of d•t•ctlry Srr•gultttl•s. Includl•g fr4ud Irregularities, kndLxlin9 Iraud. ar8 ir$¢ar￿9 ￿ nortrrnmF4Bnce wth law5 rogulatiorts. W• kYoc•Jures in line with our r8sponsibilitses, knve, to detart mater￿1 m￿stateMents ￿ respacl of Irre￿laritI￿$, indudirJ fraud. Tha 0x￿Trt to whith our pruc•dui8s are capabje ofdetects.ng Irrewi￿"￿è9, Hicknling fr￿d Is dètailed belxT. Th• oblectr￿S of our aud in reSFeca of fraLKJ. are.. to hjenify aThl assess the risks of misstatement of the financial staterneftts due to fraud: to obtain sufficnl apwopnate wJd# ￿￿eTr¢e regarding the assessed nsk5 of malerBI mi¥state￿nt due to through de$￿Tring and impltrryTrtirg approwrate responses to those assessed risks", and lo r•spDnd 8ppropnatety to instanc& ol fraud w sv8pecteA1 fraud K1entslh8d during the audit. Hty•wer, the prim8ry rosi￿SIbility fr)r th8 pr•v&nb'on detectm of frwd rests wilh tXh marLa9gmenl and those chaTged wltr) govemance of tha ¢httable company. Pag• 19

IWIYMOUMT INTERf4ATI(WIL SCHOOL INDEPENDE1￿ AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS QF flARYMOUMT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL IContlnu•d) YEAR ENOED 31 AUGUST 2023 ChJrapproach wa$ ￿ bl￿w$.. We oblained an underS1￿lJIng of Wl aTra regulaw r￿￿￿•mants appficablè to the charltat48 company aftd rw$KlereÉ that Ihe most 5KJnthcant are tho Cempanies kt 2CKA. Ihg chaiib.os A£t 2011, the Charity SORP. ar￿ UK ffinancKal reF¥ffing gt8ndwd5 8¥ i8suod by thg Financial R8p)rtirwJ Counul. We Obl8￿e￿ an undwstsndirrfj of Iw)w ￿ wp comph89 Ihese lowlrern￿t3 ty discuss￿n5 wrth management arKI bkne charw wrth go•nar￿•. W• assessed th• rnk of mtsslalgmgnt of thg financd slatements. kndudirwJ ¢fve risk of mat•n"al misstatement ¢Ju• to fraud a￿1 hThw it mvjht (￿r. by ￿)kIty discus9iOn5 wlh management Èftd those charyjed ￿th govarrbance. We irquir8d of M￿￿3¢mOnt aTra t￿ chaw wfth gJvernanc• ag to ¥ry kno1 in¥tances c4 non- compliènce or susp8etèd ne¥￿Com￿l￿n(8 wrth laws rewlations. Basad on th5s undwslandirwJ. we d•swJnJ 5p8rfft appDwrata WDrxdur8s to wJ8nknfy instances of non. 0￿pIlarTh wilh and r4gulatK)ns. Indud￿j makry erryLries of mantyem$nt and thos8 chofged wilh governanc8 arJ obtaining Jdrtional clxrcknrative avtyjencg as wuirJ There are inherert liThlatKyts in Ihe IV￿•JUre5 d85crtied abry4e. We are less likely lo become aware ol instances of rth-comtdonr£ with laws and wulatI￿5 that are not dosety ieL4ted to everts and 1[ansact￿TrS refiecie in the fif4noal 5tatemenlS. Ajso. th8 risk of not deW'n9 a rnatard mL8StaterneThl due ¢0 frwd 1$ hyhar than the risk of not dalecling one re5uhing from 8rror, as fraJd may 4Jelibwate fmcealmenl by. 8xample. lorgery or inionbonal Mwesentat￿n5. or Iwgh U8• of our raport This r8prrt ￿ rna¢Je 301ely lo the thairtable comwys memters. as 8 body. in accordance with Chapter 3 of Part 16 of Comp8nies A(a 2006. Our audit toth has b8¢n u￿1&rta￿9n so that we mbjht stste ¢0 the company's mombers those Tnatters we are requir•d to Stale to them in an atmlitor's and for nD other purpose. To fv11ost extent pwmitlwj by law, w8 (Jo r#Jt a¢c¢pt or assume ￿$￿)n5￿ty to any wty othèr than the ch￿1￿)1? company and ctsn'tèble compan13 membws as a btsly. tr cJr a￿Jrt ¥v¢k. k¢ thks reprrt or kn the opinKJn5 have forniad. Llooro Y&b. LLA) Jonathan Aiknns (Sonlor St•tutory A￿dItty) an¢J on b•haW ol Mocrf• Kiryston Smrfih LLP. Stsbjtuy Attl(* 6thFhJor g Appokl Street LoThJc EC2A ZAP Date:

Marymount International School CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES {Includlng the Incom• and expgnthtur• statom•nt) for tho arwd8d 31 A SI 2023 T•tsl INCOME FROM: Ch•rllAbl• Actlrtl•s Sch(d f885 Olher edLKaUcwl oth•r tradkng •ctMU Olhei IrAdln9 IACO Inwstm•nlA Investrn¢ni Incune Volunlaryoourc•• ant8 and dcffjakns 7.257.4 422.575 7257,458 422.575 7.636,442 284.W2 250.217 250317 131,864 187.5 117.5J5 30.&$5 214491 548.786 TOW In¢om• 565 ￿332 276 8.629,021 EXPÉNoffuRe ON-. Co8ty ol rnlslng fund Olhei Iradlng C051$ 64057 40.039 Ch•rltabl• %lfvlts Edu¢abJn 8.S().719 8•.046 T•)laf •xp•ndltuv• $65.m ¢$855 328,085 N•t In¢om•ll•xp•ndMur•} P89.8651 a6￿65 1233.NO 302.936 Trsfor tstse¥nluTra$ 75.374 17S.3741 Nel mov4m•nl In lund8 {494￿1) I38.￿9) (23J,3001 3Q.936 Fund bthces 4552,021 ￿31$ W7.138 4358.3YJ Z9S506 4653.836 Fund balances tsrrd 17.18 5,887.138 The statement otfin4Adal adiylves In¢kths all gatn5 •¥J ktss85 reccgnlsed g8ln8 losses h8s not k¥epared. PAp21

Marymount International School CONSOLIDATED AND CHAWTY BALANce SHEET asat31Au ust 2023 2022 2023 2022 FIXED ASSErs T8￿b￿ assets vestmen15 12 13 I751,943 3,030.934 2,758,94a 11x1 3.030.934 100 1758,943 3,0>).934 2,7S9,043 3.031,034 CURRENT SSETS DoblCYS knvesfvnls.. Sharl tenn de&¥)51ts Cash at b1 and kn harJ 14 1559.W 2,f7T,977 1559,436 S,000.0ty) 3.(￿.￿0 4000,000 71 749 5 197.351 3.714,649 2.777.977 3,000.OOQ 5 197 251 11374115 10.975,328 11.274015 10.975.228 CREDITORS.. Ihje wlttxn ¢￿e year 15 10279.gw 18.011.$761 I￿￿9$2) 1&011,576) NET CURREMT ASSETS 994,193 2,963.752 2.994 093 2,963,652 TOTALASSETS LESS CURRENT LIP41Lmes 75X1 5.ty1, 17511X 5,994.888 CREDITOR3.. faling due after th8n (￿¢ ￿er 16 199.JaQl (107.5501 ,JoDI 1107,5501 NET ASSETS 5.887.138 FUNDS Reslrlcted ftmds unrestrtI￿ fvnd8-gwal Unwlrkled fijnds. dasiqnaied 17 291506 334.318 295.500 4504746 4.910.338 4168.148 749.584 612,482 334.316 4.940.338 612.482 17 4•53 836 5.887.136 1653,836 5.887,136 As pwrrthd ty s406 Ccffjpanie5 20(6. the sd￿ h8sfi￿ We￿Ie0 ￿ ¢Y￿ wtam￿l •nd relat•J no￿. Sthcl's d8fd Irx 8£233310 (31 20ZL. £W2.W &Jr[A￿l. k¥ov8d and •JlhJised tr18￿ tythe Board olG0￿￿rI￿8 on 5 D8cwgr2023 And sg)Ed on Ihetr behalf MS Qis1in8 Serrnno Cryy Nuwther.. 05325717 Pag• 22

Marymount International School CONSOLIOATEO CASHFLOW STATEMENT for the ar 8nded 31 A ust 2023 CASH FLOW STATEMENT 2023 2022 N•t rash lth frwn op•r•llrw actt¥th• 131 367.682 Ca•h 11ow•froffl Inb•ilrvd •dMII•i: 88nk Inierest ￿￿¥t4 Poynwnts kn o¢qutre ILKed assets 187.335 29.537 {9es.2171 12 N•t cawh ¢ufflow from lrn¥a#tlry a¢tMtI•• 73 cw&alldeqeawl kn cash $17. IMe,0181 Cash and tash e¢￿￿lents * tr bggknnlng dthg r8POrtkng P8rtJ Ca6h and cash eqthl•ntS 81 tr d olthe rnrAy¢hw 197 351 8.765,369 714.749 197 351 AMty•l• 01 u•h arKI ¢aBh •qwl¥¥l•nl•: Cash In hand 1714749 5,000.0 5,197,351 3,lYj0￿(KI .714749 8.197,351

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATeMENTS for the ear. ended 31 A ust 2023 OMPJIY WIFORMATK)N Mar>TMunt Int¢m8lp>W * a Ilnw ty waranl8e r8gS8lwed 05325717. IneuFKxwed 4nd (hxrfdled kn EiiOid and W¥os. h rqetstored cifk• 15 klwymunl Int8m8ttonBI Sthod. Gwge Road, Kkng$l￿ Thwrw. tAWrny 7PE. 1 ACCOUNIIP4G POUCIE8 1.1 BASIS OF PREPAPATION The fin￿nC￿l statem6nl9 haw been w8pBred In wllh the FhJrtht Reportityj Stsndard 4pplablè In the UK and RewNlc rf Ir•laThl IFRS 1021. The Sthcol kn 4 rnknllc t￿afft onuty fty the PUW5 01 FRS 102 ond thernlwe the ScKd ￿¥0 prepared Its I￿￿d￿r stat¢mwt5 kn wlth Iha Stalemorf of Recrxnmended Praclko apFdlcat4• w charNkns Ihok a¢¢tsJnts In wlth the fteportln9 Standard app¥¢8ble In the UK and Repubk ol tIBThI (Tha FRS 102 Chwftkns SORPI. the Cornpar4Bs Acl 2006 and Ihe Charhies Act 2011. Tho fthardal w• whkh raffmcyofth ctr•lty. MwBt8ry awrwJunl$ In the￿ finarthl statements are ￿nded to tha These finanoal statements are pr•p¥￿ ￿ a c4xK8m b••b, the hlsttyl¢•l ￿$t convwthn as ￿￿)11fted by th6 rvalL￿tkn fl the CThrAas Act 2C¥)6 Jpplkabk8 accounDrs slandards th Ihe Untted thJ&)m. Th8 Prtnc¥d poks. have been applled ¢W8iSt8nty M. ¥ts sel ￿ belfMT. 88@s of c¢¥wlOaf1ty7 Tho gr￿P tr)mwtse# of MarwTht lnlemalbn￿ S¢lwl eNwsos Urnlw. Tho a•$8ts. IlatI￿e8 rasutts of th8 sub8hJary aro these th•MIBI •latements. SunThrl¥&J detsiis olthe xbsk11ay conyany 8•1 t￿1 13. 12 GOIIIG CONCER14 The aCCo￿lS afe ak¥roved of vdatlty. wNh a lJh ttsk of fijknre and le¥slAtfv8 d¢G65&￿ Impacdng IM Indopw¥Jenl SCW 5ecltY. HCrt￿. h8thg rethi•l Ih8 Frea ano Des￿al￿d r&geNè5 tog6lher the and Oxkwd slLént nufiwJ, th? G￿rr￿r¥ hav8 a raa5(ywblé expeci•iion that the Sth¢Jd has adewats res￿￿Tt&S lo ￿t￿lue ts XlM¢les tr fores￿al￿e r￿n5thr Ihat Iherè wore no matsA81 uncertoinles ov•r Iho Sthoo15 lknanclal vl•. Acw¢knJy, they ￿$0 cottynue lo athJFI the ￿l[¥j The Govèrnor5 have made Ihh assèssm￿1 fty a ol al leasl y8%r frum the dale of approv￿ of th8 nantial statements. In parowlar Ihe GOverTh￿ ho¥0 (￿sk￿er8d Ihe SLKd'$ trocast5 woiedms and b8Vg taken otxounl ot pTrssutÈs on fee InC￿e maledal pu￿ number5. partKularty in11ght of the ojrrenl econ0n￿C dlm8le aTh1 tho par8Th￿ to school lees 8$ Ihey wbe. In 8ddllkn the G￿rnr6 have taken Into a¢¢Awnl lh8 Iw)xl ￿ the Enterrylses thu In abthty Io generats athylknnd irKcfflt. whkh h85 al>J been delalled kn the Govwncw8 A•F￿. The Gov8rnots 8¢¢ept thai whlst Itre CNKX b¢ y C￿aknty In Ih058 mattoF5 and ha￿ll￿ m•J8 lh8 apFfopri41• Il Goverrors ¢cffjdud8d that Ihere Is a reasonth expecialk)n Ihe Schoc4 h8s adeqktsate ro8ourc85 to meet Its 10 In r4waOthMI existwK• for a ol a ￿4$1 12 fr+>￿ tr late d apwoval of Ihe fnaryial statements. Ckn Ihl8 b#ls tha GmrrKn to prepare the llb)8fKlal $th￿Merts rm a ba. 1.3 COMPANY UMIYEO BY GUAPANTEE The Sthoc4 Is a t4wy Lry yrwt•¢. th• at tho lo the extsnl of t1 aath. Pau• 24

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATeMENTS for the ar ended 21 Au ust 2023 1.4 INCOIAE perlrJ kn whic the Sethce 1$ ￿￿lkIed. GKIS In kknd are trtlu¢Yed arnj tho ¢{wres￿￿ a8W knJwJgd kn fixed 888et •Jdltkffi• or ch8rged agaln5t the statement ol thandal 8CtWts Ss apwwlat•. 1.5 BANK ￿￿￿NCEs A14D FIXED IpifÉRE¥T SEcuAmES Interest on funds tid & knduded rec8iv8Ne 8nd th• anY￿￿t ￿ bo n￿ssured mllg bytho School: lh Is Mrft upw ncllkatbjn al tha hknsl Fk1 or payaL4è. 1.6 EXPENOITiIRÈ Expondllum Is ro¢ogrAsed ihw• L4 a l or ryffi9trucUve oLIWth kn tr8nf•r ber)efft b) a Ihtrd pwty, W Is tyobablè that a transfer of berffts wl11 be requtred In 801uem8nt aTh1 Ihe amwnt of the c&lbJ8tl¢)n c4n h me88urad rellaw. EYpMdltyJe Ly da55ltsJ by a¢W. Tho costs d eo¢h ¥My are mada up of th¢ to￿ ￿ tred CA>Sts and shar•d tosts. kndudkng SUPWt CO8ls kwd•Yd kn uTrJertakkng oach advily. Dlretl )yts atlthjiable ￿ a are a1￿c1ted dedly lo that 8¢aMty. Shared costs whlch c0[rtrf￿l8 to nxe than on8 admty wpport costs whkh are nol adrftxrta￿• ro • apFK)rtk¥l bewn thoge tlvttles th a b8sl$ r￿$￿Tht yg0 of rwwr¢4$. Swrf costs we those caryls iturred In 6urwt cl¢ywidlura en tha thieus ol tho Schot4. Govem3nce ¢￿ts are th050 IrKurr•J wh admhI51rnUon of the Schod twlth (￿n80t￿tkJn31 an slJW flq￿reMen 1.7 FNED ASSETS AND DEPRECIAYION I flxed a888ts arg used kn diw the sGhcd'5 Fknl a¥ls •¢ knduded kn th888 finanei¥ s￿lemB￿S * thetr arnl aU￿n￿ll hiyakn￿￿ts todate. DePr￿1atk2n Is provbtsj on dl tanL¥￿e frA•J assots, ¢ther than fr•dkYd •t rate8 to wrtte off th8 osl$ less ¢￿￿#t¢d re￿d￿l of aath a868L by kn81am8rts. Iw¥ thetr ex￿e￿ usefvi wNch a￿ ￿n￿lj¢re￿ lo b8: euHdkng knwu4em8nls Fumbture and Eoulwrteni IT H8￿ware & 8oftwAfe Vehlcles . p8 stralort kne .13.3% pa strawt I& pa lkne PwJ 25

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS forthe ar ended 31 Au U512023 1.8 PENSIONS The schc#)l ryer8tss 8 defined tén8fi1 adm• for arr440sw Jc418d the Athm8 lo 31 Augusl 2002. th8 88ts dv4ttkh are hold separdyfrcffj Ilw ol Iho an kndwtsnllyathnlnlslerad furd. Tha xeme is a d•llned beneffll 5th8rn• kn ))jrdBn￿ seckn 28 of FRS 102. Seth twtJ. curlallmBnl>. selyemwt 98ln8 and b)8ee8, rnt fln8ncW remsuromtht and bsse$ 8rg frKluO8d In the ¥t4lEmpnt ol FknwKI81 A¢U¥l￿.05 >wr towNth tsy n>late. .P¢n￿￿ flnan￿ ¢41sts arfr4J th the tho net co8ty expod•d retym on 8BBel8. are ollocated to flnaftdng Colts In Ihe SIAtsm#rrt c4 Fin8tsJal £llvths. .Pen5kffl lthance chargos lskng fmrn shrdl8r aro rwTriwl u 8xpw￿l￿Te. -Th6 asso￿ liobllllles and th8 Wu> Ly dolkjl ¢rf th• schm • c%lat8d by Inde￿dent a￿art9$ 8$ upYa to th• htsjt vath. Whwe the SCI￿￿• b datemknd 10 be In a deff¢lt p￿￿kn. 1$ In 0$ a ILqbllMy. Where the sc•mo b determined 10 h In 8 suffjdus FOS1kn. a roC￿sed 85 an 8SSOt only10 th• extènt th8¢ Ih can r8coveied kn flrture roduthr6 WlrfhJbons or through a sp¢¢r refitndlro1n1mws￿Tr1 from thè sdwi¢. The schemè w• d05•J k attnmls on 31 AW 2012. Al aff8#o0 have mryed kn • definod nlritxrtlon sch8me. Th8 Sca￿ Jdnett APTIS . Abfva p￿S￿n of Inde￿rth￿ Schcd8, 8 define cAntIl￿￿on scheme for811 emFloyw. Thg stath￿ rf FknanclA1 Aamiies 8 accnjals bas1$. 1.9 LEASES PURCHASE COI•TRA RenW8 operaikng le&qe5 We to the Stat￿n9￿t of FThnthl Athlties on a stratht kne ba8b over Straighl Ilne bas55 the lease Èerm. The and buBdthgs I¢w fdaio8 to the 99 )w acjth The Rew$ ofthe Sarxed F8rt d M¥y. 1.111 INVESTMENTS Inv851tnents kn thhJWos w• vau8d ai trnpdrn &j￿￿nI as¥¢1 hvestsn•rts are a form id are rwrased at I￿r transadon ¢oyt and 5ubseou8nity ￿SUr￿ at markat vatse ai the halanw Sheei date, unkn8 rnaFkDt vakn¢ ¢annol be Maasu￿d relithy in ￿lch case * Is m8asur•d at arvlis•J c￿1 knss knp3kn￿t. Inveslment gans b)55es r?￿tse¢j or unr¢g115ed. 8r¢ and the heodlng ￿8￿￿{1x$e$l on ￿¥￿im￿. kn tht Slalam￿t of f￿and￿ Act￿￿18$ Ir¢4p¢Jrth9 the kwome and exwthiure a¢oxmL 1.11 CASH ANO CASM EqUIVALEPITS Cash Sr￿ f2sh ￿ul¥￿t$ harKI, dwN& hekl al ¢al Wks, Sh￿4￿ffi llwld Inve51ments with oAgin maturthsof Ihre• crf Iw 1.12 FINANCIAL IMSTRUh1£14TS The Schrc4 only ha5 flnon¢kl a5S8ts 8tsJ a knd that as tra5￿ kn5trum¢nts. Bask flnondal are Ir&lWly rec4)yW al trw8adkffj ar1 subs￿0￿￿ na6ur•J at the sell￿ment vdue. 1.13 TAKAnoN The Schrd Ls a r*ler•J d•8nd1s frtyn taxalkn u •ff¢Nd8d 505 IGTA 1988.

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for the ear ended 31 Au ust 2023 1.14 eMpLOYEE BENEFITS 1.15 DEBTOAS rrade an(1 ollr are rocwlsed at tt 58116Tr￿ •ftw ary Irl8 dlsoxsnt thyered. Prep•ym8nts WO Il it￿ aM￿lP1tP0￿l net rrf any trade dI%￿nts I.1¢ CReD170118 1 PA0vI￿Ns Cr8diltrS and pthi%ons we rwnlsed wh¢re has • tttAl•lkn myjllkng frcffi a p&qi avenl that wni prob8bly re￿1¢ In tr Iransfw of funthj to 8 Ihtrd party 8ThJ tho dtso to settl• bo measurqd ty e$Umaied relèNy. Crodltsy8 wd are r￿ty8d al thelr 58tU8m8nt amrAmt after all￿￿ng fu anytrade dISr￿nIS th. 2 KEY ESTIMATE8 & JUDGEMENT In lh8 awllcatknn ol the pYkl85, th8 Sthwj make 8￿￿&•$ al￿ ajsvmpkns atoul the ol &%s8is aThJ Ilatths Jhat we not readty from OlheT S￿rce& ¢Msld8red to té r￿e¥￿I. Aclual rewts fflayd1fferfr(￿ Ilw 8sl•nate¥. The es1imat85 and as5umpkns are gn cffj-g)kng io est1￿￿$ arg recw158d kn the peth in Ihe e5timala b re¥Ased, l 811BGts ￿￿that wK>J, thE pod In cyknlon Govwntys, tha 6Slbn8 and iisk ol c•Jswy a materfal adjusknenl to il carT>i9 am£￿nI￿a¥s￿S and14ttkns w¢ b81N. Illealludg•m•nt• Thè amual d8prKlaUon c¥ge l¥ wyty. wii and ￿ulE¥￿er￿t Is sonthè lo dwng6s kn the esllmat¢d usefvl lJve¥ and res•Yud ¥￿Y•S d th• assets. The usdul 8nd rnsldual valu&8 re.as5essed amudly. They are aThThJed r￿essary to ujrront esthnales. ba8•J cm techN4t(818k1van&pm8nt. Iuiure Inve$thnts. e￿A¢￿￿k utHI6kn 8nd tho ol ts a85etS. Rècotrs￿￿e v81ue of lee debfars The Sthool makes an eslm818 d the re¢0%1￿ valuo d trade aThJ doblors. When assasshg knpaiM￿t of trade and dhar debtor8. managem8rt mns￿8 faclC¢S h}d￿ tho of the l¢btw, the agelng preiie of debt¢yrs his1or￿ exporkn￿. The VBILTratlon Is sutyecl to th¢ assunvkns Set (¥Jt kn note 23 %vhkth re vncert •d rfoy tl resull In a material to v¥ue kn wbsÈqLnt fffiarLI Jtstaments.

Marymount International School NOTES TO ThE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS fi)1 thé ar and8d 31 A ust 2023 3 FEE INCOhlE The S¢hoc4 5 a￿￿1￿103 8re ¢xrfed t1￿ The scho)Y• foo cthiwrknd.. 2022 7.S82.J75 P24,917) 8.007. P71.1481 Les$.' ￿￿0￿08. wants 57.408 7 636.442 4 OYHeA EDuCATroN￿ ipKoMe 2023 2022 R6¥strsifon f80$ Fees In Il•u of Mtk• Sthod tsJ8 InGCthè Othw Income 9,150 138.787 199,413 7S,24S 7,800 36.471 185,212 53.1 S OTHER TRADING INCOAIE Rents & letUrT8 Cther tradlng Inox 185.380 64,157 91,825 40.039 • INVESTMENT INCOAIE 2023 2022 INÉresl recththe 117,$35 27.$37 7 DONATION8AND GRANTS 20 2022 Tot81 ond 177.926 214.4 19,747 529.039 S48.786 Pryo 28

Marymount International School NOTES TO ThE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS fof Iho ear gnded 31 Au ust 2023 8 EXPENDITURE (•} 2023 CoBi• of Rahlno Fund• ro 2023 (not¢ 9) TradlNdMsIs Tolal Cost• of R8lAlng Funds 64,857 64657 857 Totsl 2023 (nolg 9) Teaehliq Welfare pre￿￿$¢$ aNI EJlales 41minlstr•tlon C*)vemance 2,991.539 499.385 275.623 829.767 7&7.373 904,468 895.942 ts5259 8Cfj,076 ,287 47x912 1,403,8S3 1,66Q824 1,635,843 39,217 Totsl Charftlblo Exp•ndtturn Tot•1 exp•nthum 4.59S.314 695.259 8.500 719 4,596.314 695.259 8.565.578 (b) 2022 Costs ofR•lslno R•state4 rol81 2022 Ti6dhJg cos1$ Totsl Costs ofR•lsbw Fvnds 40,039 44039 44039 costs Tot r•8¢kn9 Weltsre Pf¢rnls•$8ndEsto10¥ Adminislr811on 2,W,4129 492.5fa 2S8,408 712.361 T94.056 838.749 735.773 759,385 32.011 3.T38.485 1,331,265 I,T12.539 1,4TI,746 32011 Tl8,380 4.407,712 If59.974 718.360 8.2K046 To(thIExp•ndllurn 4 407.712 IXQQ13. . 714360 926.085

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for the arended 31 Au 12023 8 expeNDITURE l¢ontlnu•dl IGD Oth•r Go¥•rn•ne• Co•t• In¢ludg: 2023 2022 A￿￿ttor8. remuntratb)n - Audlt Fe•s Prof8sslon81 f898 24543 7S6 24.243 7.788 {dl Admlnl•tAtl•n Co 2023 2022 Sa8rfes Na￿￿￿1 kn8uraKe P8n8kn Costs Other Slaff Costs IT supp)rt Postage 8nd stathjwy T8￿P￿n•9 ma￿e￿n9 J¥wN8knyJ 6W980 72.809 50,945 10,033 1H479 13.633 30.64Y 192.041 13.092 )O.B81 325 8.120 35.41• 79,D94 215.570 4,789 562,CfjO 59,854 49.T48 20.899 175.322 42.415 21,091 10e.860 10,080 30,090 21.458 28,424 59,537 51,044 210.375 4.e89 embeT51 Inspection c4)sts Bod debt5 Rerrufirn8nt Cos LegAI and Profes￿on81 F8e8 OlhrAdmlnlslrath)n Cc61s 8• L*arye$ g STVF COSTS 2023 2022 Wages and 88Lqrt8S Sockl securlty (osts 3.891.023 392.911 164.205 47.575 3.513,851 377.819 447.836 Other st8ff costs The average rIK￿lIty￿urt¢rd￿￿￿O8 ￿w¥S as 2023 51 44 95

Marymount International School NOTes TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT3 fortho ear ended 31 Au ust 2023 STAFF COST8 Icontlnu•dl £60.OCfj In the yearwa5 w fdcvA". 2023 2022 £60.OOD. £70.0￿) E70.001- £&J.Ots) £80.￿l- £￿.0c £90,Q)1- £11X,LIJO t100,001- E110.000 £120,001 - £130.000 £120.001 - £140.IJX) Key mansgThni peisomel knthda the H8wJ. ew98r. Deputy Havts. Ok•d( of CtthmLmls•kns & marke1￿9 and Dtre￿ of & ￿m￿a8 Tho totd brt18 ts￿Ved ty kny marA¥Thmenl per￿n81 4we £746.931 {YJT2.. £70ie08 10 GOVERIIORS REMUNERATION AMD 8E14&¢ffS ended 31 AUg￿t 2022. No tra¥el and trlry paw to by sdJd Ihe yow (2￿￿.. nll 11 NÈT INCOME FOR ThEYE 2023 N8t kn¢(¥ne Is $tyted after th8 Depredalk￿ dtarJknl8 flxed as6818 Operalkng1oa$8 rOn￿6- cth Audltors rernufiera￿- au Audllors rernunoratknb- olhw 718.360 93.5 21.17£ 3.248 21,110 P•>31

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for the ar ended 31 ust 2023 12 TJJ4018LE AXED ABSETS GROUP 4 8CMCK Asgets kn ths Furn6ttwa & ￿M￿815 VeNde$ At I Septerrknr 20r AddWw$ Tran&f•r 8.136.108 204,081 1.559,318 219,187 9.774 7,712.OQ2 423,268 At 31 2023 346,991 1.7T8 505 9,774 8 135,270 Dgwecla1l￿'. At 1 SeFlerrtJ¢r2022 Cthwge frJear 3￿11880 1,158.314 ,774 4681,068 Al 31 Ayst 2023 4.W.228 1.342.327 9.774 &J76 327 Net volug: At 31 Awust 2023 2.322.765 436,178 At 1 SaF4arrkn8r2022 3 030 954 The R8llLth￿ rf Ihe SoGred Hthi tl Mary. frmwrate Vtrw. W ICh8rtty nwnber 2283651 donthj 20% of Ihe Value of the 5chx4 prem￿5 lo M8￿￿1 Inmalknd kn 2008. No Icrf prcyrty ha$ been Includad in thege aKrxJnts ￿ the k¥en*es are siii and ¢A)ntrdknd by RSHM. Ckn 12 May 2D)8, RSHM ¢XMtratheO to P•g• 32

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMeNTS for thè ear ended 31 Au ust 2023 13 FIXED ASSET INVÈSThIENTS 2023 2022 co81￿u6t￿n Al 1 Sept•nknr2022 100 100 co81fv￿LmtiCffj At 31 A￿S120tj 11YJ Inve&knanls t<￿1181 ol agh hohj In deF￿ arJ tha ￿ tywnod slwt of 100 8hare$ £1 Schod Enierpiises Lknited. C&wany 0756￿. Th8 rfffncw actmty ts of ov¢rso0s agents f(x Mar￿n0￿￿t Inlemthal S¢h>Jl. Ilp r8suNs fw Ihe ￿ we as l¢L4y&' Profft and lo•• •¢¢•unl• trth• qnd•d 31 2023 2022 Turnovor EMP6TrJllur8 Loss for th* p8rnd 40.039 14•t at 31 Augu•t2•23 100 1C Caplw •nd rwv•s 1CO 14 DEBTORS GROUP & 8CHOQL 202> F•e$ and extra Ot￿rdebtLYS 104123 71.418 4￿145 2.178.e68 401.591 197.716 2.559.436 2,777,977 P49•33

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for Ihe ear ended 31 Au t 2023 15 CREDITOR3 GROVP & 8CHOQL 2•25 Trade credl 263.9 98.771 35.700 7,633,936 154,104 93.498 189,795 99,335 30.750 7.296.741 229.420 185,535 Fea DeFQBtr8 Feos kn advarK ¢mdlkn AccNa 71992 8,011.$76 2•2J 2￿ forwwd• Rel¢a8ed Recd¥d th y8W 7391741 7.670.273 (7,298.7411 17.8702731 7,631•30 7.2.741 carf￿ f(•ward• 7,831•3B 7.296,741 16 CREDITORS DUE ￿ER ONE YeAR GROIIP & SCHOOL 2023 2022 4n￿n(S fallng Ihw on• Feeder￿¥￿$ 107,550 •9,3ty) 107.550 2022 Dwoslts bro￿￿1 fmvard 138.300 P8.55ffj 131,400 129.2501 ,150 138.300 Nv prty15KJrs ky th¢ iJ&oc Pap 34

Marymount International School 140TES TO THE F14ANCIAL STATEMENTS for tho ar $nded 31 Au usl 2023 17 STATEMEPIT OF FUNDS GROUP & SCHOOL Tr8nsfer Gakn At 31 Augusl 2023 EY$￿￿ Ftsnd$ UNestrkt•d fvnd&' Goneral rgSqN8 O8￿9￿at0d knd6: Clal Fund 4,940,339 8.118.￿7 18.565.576) 423,2 4.916.638 612,482 177.104 P47.8941 441,892 Des￿￿81ed 612.482 177.104 1347,8941 441,892 Resmctgd fwd$'. Annual aF 36.460 259.046 334.315 1( (75.3741 Totql restrhaed 74 Total IvrwJ8 5,887.136 8.332.276 18.$65,5761 5,653M36 Ali SeMenor 2021 Transf8r Gakn Al 31 2022 UMestrlct•dlunds'. 4,184,177 .rA3.158 18253.547) 4,940.339 0¢skJnatéd fvrbJs'. Capilal Fund 930.SJ8 528.119 1844.4451 612.482 C6pan&tsLI 930.008 526.119 {844.4451 612,482 Restricted knds.. Capltd Camp8 Hwdshlp Fund 454.547 14.687 1120.7711 38063 334.315 19,207 IT2.5381 Tol iestrt80 469.214 19,747 172.5381 (82.1081 334,315 TO￿ lur 4584,199 8,e29.022 18.326.085) 5,887.136 Rerf¢¢od thds Th8 transfer ¢JLKlno th8 y88r relates to Ihe éeprxlalkn) chwged ¢Jn tr a884ty. Tho Hardshlp F￿d w¥$ Set up 2020 to ol the on fthlie& wlth Stud￿ BItt￿ Sehcd. Funds weré brfaratys. Pathershlps. Th8 Cap#al Fund rwa8ents rea•ryes t•w s•¢ kty tho Gtr1err￿$ kn conthla future caphal pr05Ètt￿rY￿$. The tra￿et dLYkno rdalè lo 8mMts sP￿t frryn unreslrklvj fvnds tthvard¥ Ih888 prcq8Ct¥.

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for the ear onded 31 Au LI812023 18 ANALYSIS OF NeT AsseT8 8EIWEEII FUND8 GROUP& SCHOOL 2023 Total fiJndB fuTrJ8 Tong5￿￿ fixed as¥o1• Current assets CurT8nt Ilabllths Lthi9 iemi 2.758,943 10.536.9J7 I8279.￿1) 2.758.943 295.5(￿ 11374185 (8,279,912) 199,3001 441.W2 Told net 0588ts 4.916 638 295.5CII S 653 838 2022 lur1$ lunds TarvJt40 fwod assets Current Currert lia￿1￿8$ Long 18rn1 IL3biHtsa 3,020,Y34 10.028.$31 {8.011.576) 1107,SS01 3.030.934 10,974J28 18.011,576 1107.SSD) 612.482 334.315 Total n81 a55els 612,482 334.315 $087136 19 COIIMITMENTS UIIDER OPERATING LEASES At 31 Augusl 2tr23. the s¢￿ had outstandlr4 for fullre mirthwm Igase pay￿￿￿ts no CG¢Mal￿e ¢)poraiy IBae¢& tWch lam as Idk￿. 1023 nda BuNdlNo• 2022 2023 202Z Land & Plant & PLgnt & Jik1tngs Equm•nl EoulpmBnt Due ￿1h1n OM e b¢ts¥een two ar1 fvo sar$ [￿e grter more than fve 200,000 2O).L)JO 800.000 I5.5￿,1￿0 15.gKS.Ix4) 207.446 454226 90,197 360,789 550.1)00 16.9YJ.LUI 862.672 450.986 2• RELATEO PARnes Thor8ar¢ tyvo G¢vtrMrs who are also Tr)5tess olTh Rousknts ofthe Sac￿1 Heal of Mary. Durfng the yew the schod p8ld rent ot t2￿,000(2D22. £200,OCQI lo the R￿1￿8 of the Sacrad H8art of PA￿. Thty •150 ¢JNn ￿ ot the xhocl Lwll¢k4s. 21 MEAIBERS LL4EILITY Eath member of lh• tharf¢aYe C(ry￿ un¢rtakos ￿ ¢ontrbJte to the 8ssdJ of Ihe COM￿nY In fv ev¢nt of It belrKJ wowd up Wh1￿ W$1 is 8 rnemter. e With￿ one afier hshe c¥ases to be 8 wiber, Such amwrl a5 may be requwed. exceoth9 £1 for Ihe dqbt& ￿1 lbiMÈ& Mntr8cl*J ￿Ore helshe to be a member. P449 38

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for the ar énded 31 Au U312023 22 NOTES TO THE CASMFLOW8TATEAlWf 2023 2D22 Rècancllakn of result fAsh hftwlrom qJerdlkn9 a￿￿e$ Net movemani h) flmds Oeprosakn BAnk kntewtro¢dv8d Inen8sellC)8cr88881 kn credltr On¢¥easellDeuoaw In debtors 12U300J 6953S9 11•7.S3SJ 260.166 218,541 302.936 7rri.139 129.537) 12,5271 1308,3491 753.131 23 PEN810NS avalab￿ fcrf sd￿ employees to lo 31 Ayst ￿02. The Sthme ￿￿ed to new 8ntrarts on 1 September 2CQ2 ond the Schemts dosed lo fuwre a¢cJu¥ls ￿ 31 August 2011 the Irants of buslne55 undertakln9, Marymourt M¢¢malhJW Sth)d b￿am• a P•11dp4tkng kn th8 sth8me wlth RelIg￿ ofthe S8rxed Heart ol Mary. lrnrnacuL8ts EAP Ichèrty Nrrtr 2283651 runalty the ¥mFr. The Charty{2283651 has a w•antee to any w￿1181 dafkat In the sth8m8. An r8YW wd•rtaken on I s4￿Mbay 2020 the xlffl8 had a dOr￿t of £188,000 12015.. £1,111.CQOI. FRS 102 all¢)ws reJts 10 be UFthted b) 8Slkne at the reprxlng date. The vauakn at 31 •AVJM 2023 th8 8themè lo thro11 of £1,M1.1)XI 12021. El.23&0001. 2022 •mounts r•wnlwd In tho b•laft￿ sh••t follow•.' ol a$8et$ Pre$enl value ofdeffln&J btrfA rt¥lk Eff&t of asset Gtirflry 6244,OOD e,867,1)JO 14,833,000) 15.532.ODCII 11.411.(￿li 11,335.WOI Nel88sel rec<4Jnknl il•)Cg Bho8t

Marymount International School 14OTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS lor the arendéd 31 A u$1 2023 23 PEP49IOMS ICONIINUED) 2022 ATh•lsryl¥ •f•nount• chw In 8tat•ThTht of FIn￿thI Adl¥lll Net lexpen4u)nnc<4ne 16.QXII (2.0￿} N•t ¢ufflul&tlb• adu¥l•l lo•w Ch•rto•• In drfn•d b•n•ll¢ obllg•tlon: Definod ￿19a￿t￿ Bt of P￿4)0 In*rest expa S.$32.OCrfJ 7.883,000 240,OC 131.QOO 1816.OGfjI 12.124,OCQI 184,OC 173,DOOI (307.OOD} p85.0001 Blneffts PBkl D•¢lMd b•nofhl obll9lllon •t•nd Of p•rlod 4,833,CW 5,532,c(I)' ChangM tn pkn ••s•ts A￿1$ al begknning of Ferhjd Inl•rg8¢ In¢>> Actual rebJm on tyan assets. knlerest . Employer conlrknukn5 genefft8 palt 6A67.C(O 316,000 308,OCiI 140,LX)O I697.L￿OI 11.354.000) 75.oc so.000 I￿7.000} P85.0001 AM•t• It•nd of p•rlod 6.244,(MXI 6,867.CX)O R•¢wKIIIAtlon of fflowTrwl• In ¥41u• Wablllll•• ••••ts Nel 8¥$8ts at beginnkng of Fwtsyj Nel inler£sl lexwseifincom ErnrAoyw conlrlbuows Rem885urem8nl artslng from changes Remeawrernent 8rl¥lng fr¢m ¢xperf8nC4 1J35.OC<I 433.000 66.000 9,000 75,000 50.000 818.000 1124,000 184,000 73,rx)D 18#7,(MIOI 11.354,QODI 14•t a•••ts al •nd of p•rlod 1,779.000 1.335,000 P•30 36

Marymount International School NOTes TO ThE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for tho ar 8nded 31 Au ust 2023 23 PENSK)NS ICONIINUED) Th8 88S•ts dlh8 ar• heka a SoStLth Lh t•xJed RO￿ Lrndon MuhJ%l Insur8￿ so¢￿ty Llmll•J11.o. an knsurarKe ￿￿tracti. The ¢wtr¥t b th￿nIS1¢r￿j cffj 4nked and allows toa J8 rar¥Jè ol As••1 cl••• apllt Equllks 31% 25% 59% GINS Cash 15% 2022 A￿U¥l r•lum on pl•n •8MI•: 391.rxxi 1,214.C Aduarl•l aASUrytlonB )1 Auguat 2023 31 August 2Y122 rat• Renta prlce Inflthn CongwTrw prk irfalloff Increases kn d8f8rmeni creases kn pa￿￿￿1 3.1% 2.5% 3% 3% The S(hods clffitrftsuliems io the sch&￿ lh8 £T5,QJO (2022: £50.CWI Fcf new err¢loyees frorn I S¢p¢ember 2002 10 Marth 2020. th8 SL￿1 p8rtk8t•J In 8 GrrMJp Parxmal Perwc schemg IGPPSI . a wrthase sth8m8 maw by Etyjkntle slaff, frcrfn 1 2013 ¢0 0￿￿)￿er 2019, tha S¢h(K4 parww kn the Taachars. Pens1￿ ￿￿￿),. Teacls were aultrenrdleé In TPS an¢J SUFPJrt Staff 7Ae autoorKdknd th tr GPPS. C￿tr￿U￿$ lo the GPPS in the Twcharn. P•n•lon Th• S¢hoJ part¢Wted kn th8 Yaachw8' Penskn Sd¥me fthe TPYI loaLh¥ wtl t)etmb8f 2019. Due the thereased enyoyv frtth 16.4% to 23.6% eIred￿ 1 S¢pterrt>8r 2Q19, tho School entwld 4 c4n6uiiation thg Fa￿lty and ￿eed to lea￿ the 5them. Tho School Iho Atha Pensir Trtjst for Indopandent Stheds IAPTISI. a d8llned scheme fLf all faGvMy c• the 1st JaN8ry 202Q wlth tthlknnsofup lo 16.4% knfaoJlty. support Staff P•n•lon• On ih• 1st ￿ 2U20. ¥1 BLWQt slaff frun the GPPS to thoAPnS SchemeTAfflh frtm 6% to 12% APTIS IFathlty Sep ￿ w23) APTIS (Suprth Slaff Sep lo W23) 98.511 Alurther cCfflIAt￿1knn of£11.866 (2022.. £12,101) was nwe kn r85P8d ol an Pens￿ pas to a money purchase sd*rne. As at 31atofAugvst 2023, £54.951 was thje 10 t• Irtyul￿ to APTIS

Marymount International School NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for the 8ar ended 31 Au ust 2023 24 PRIOR YEAR DJU8TMeNT The Adfv8tm8nl rtes bj th• 9th that w•0 wt ttffw tr th• prk)w. hw4•r w•• gakn on the pen¥knn aThJ hod btw Ch•ng•• to th• SOFA r•ptyiod As fo8lal•d Edu¢41b)n 234.046 57.000 52,OC¥J 152.orp)I 83W046 The a￿9ts￿ltt had no off4ct on 8ufF&tr tho >w8nd•J 314ty4usI 2ro2.