Charity number: 1119540
Company number: 05507547
EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
REPORT AND CONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025

EDUCAMON FOR INDUSTRY GRIJUP
CONTENTS
charity Infomialian
Dirgcth, R8PQrt (ir￿UdIng Strategic Reprytl
Statement ol c￿porate Gob*marf• and Int•mal C￿tr
Th¢ Board's Statement ￿ the Grwp's regulanty, w)pnety an¢J
compliance with luTrJirq terrns ol luTrJiThJ
Stalemanl ol Rosp)nsikn'lrt* of the Mwr*•rn of the Board
IndependentAuthtor8' Rew1 to fv Boa
Con¥oh'dot¢d Slotem¢nt of¢￿prI￿n1•Yv IrK
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ConBo*datsd Statement ol F1w￿la1 Powilion
18
r.hHrity irf FlThAnri[￿ PThil
ConBoNd¥t¢d ¥nd Ch•rity Slatwrvrt of Char¥Jp8 in
17
ConNol'¢Jat•d CaNh St#trnt
Notes to th Iln•ndal statem•nls
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EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
CHARITY INFORMATION
Board of Dirg¢tor•
Th8 Directors of Educat￿)￿ for Inth$ty GrC￿ IEFI Grtyjpl durwYJ th• )*arar¥J ￿ to the dat8 of aFs¥oval of lh• annual roport and
financial staternents are 85 listsd b8knv'.
Kim Longman, Chair
Lee Lucas. Pnnopal aNJ CEO
James 8arron Iresi9ned 30 January 20251
Laura ChaAes
Linda Drew
Fiona Gaughan
Zare8r Ghadially lappointed 10 Seplemt¢r 20241
Sally Harri5
Susanna Kempe
Vamssa SFenca
Simon William$
Mr G Coopw Oct￿ as Company S•cretary unbl 8 S8ptemÈ4r XQS.
M8 M Campbell actsd as Company Secretary from 8 Septembèr 2025.
3•nlor Po•thold•r•
Sen￿r posthc4dgrs are defined ol EFI Gr￿￿ Lwdérshp T•am r•v•$an￿ by thè lollowirvJ in
2024125".
Lee Luc￿. Prinop•l •nd CEO..
Kelly Barry, Deputy Piinci
Simon Mayfkgld, Director of R••ourcw lunts"131 Awst 20251
ApHiTrA 8AmhAAivAn InlArim FInAnr￿ nifArlr
8trwih>y IiiilW. rh¥bI￿ vf liMJu>liy R¥la￿Vr￿ll￿￿. EF5 Ti&wMrw 25 May 20251
Ma5hrin Cho**lhury, Director of operat￿n• on(1 P•rtnersh
Amanda Cofvin, t#rettor ol Mathetlng and SaK
Chris Arn8d80, firector of Slral&3y and FuTrJirg
Chns M•a. Dirnct¢r of Tochnoknw Digit81 IM¢)VAI
Traw Prrtchard. Oirectof ofAuJ•mic Exc*ll$n¢* luniil 31 21)251
Ch•rSty numb•f'.
1119510
coM￿nY numts•r:
05￿7547
R•gl*tor•d offlu:
Lortdon. ENJlaThY.
EC2M 6SE
Audltorn:
Crm U.K. LLP
55 L￿zte Hill
LoTrJors
EC4M 7JW
Bink•rn:
Bank of S¢otl•nd
The Mound
Edinburgh
EHI IYZ
Bar¢l•y•
Level 11. 1 Churchll P*e
LoTrdon
Et4 5HP
HSBC
2nd FI￿r. 16 Kkng Stre
WC2E eJF
Sollcltor•:
8at•$ W•lls Brnithwail•
10 QLwn Street Aa
LO￿n. EC4R 1BE
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EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
DIRECTORS. REPORT IINCLUDING STPATEGI¢ REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 3t JULY 2025
Thè tlifoctors ￿$•fit th*'r Stratsgi¢ R4￿)rt thè ￿ar+nd•Y 31 Juiv 2025.
Ov•rvlgw
Th• y•ar 2024125 wa8 d8fin￿l by Sta￿"46￿￿"￿ aTrJ ￿C¢6 Ihe Educabm lor Irxlu8try Group IEFI Group).
Following ts¥o years of synrfi&8nt or9ani88bonal thar￿. mcludiThJ the wthsrtKJn of the LoTrJon Col*e of BeaLrty T￿rapY
ILCBTI and the redevekjpment and rKcup8tKJn of E*tra House, Ihe 8hffted ts focu8 from r8pid expan8Dn to
8mbeddiThJ This period placed ernpha5is on strenglhenirMJ intemal systems. 31i9nirg quality framework5 and 9overn3Ke
structures. art1 ￿SUr￿￿ a COher￿t afrfl ¢￿$01ent kar￿r &¥pewc* across all EFI Insbtut￿rffj.
EFI Gro￿ 5 missh?n is to SUPFQrt F4ople in builth'rva th?ir ski15. cweew5 and confthrth thro￿h spe¢rdli$t educat#)n 8nd
training Thi$ w￿0$& guidéd tho (>oup's deusity)$ L1uriry Ihe yoar, ififiL*nuNJ h(x curriculum was develokw, how e$tat•s
and la￿11¢￿ **re inpro¥e(l. finaw* plannry wa• monw ¥TrJ tsy* wganl88l￿ ¢onbw￿ to evofve.
The Group 18 rnade up of three main areas of del￿ry. EducBtion for lTrJuslry Group tr&Ying as Fash￿￿ Retail Acaderny IFFLAI
pro¥id85 SF4cialisl educalh?n in fash￿￿, retwl fdated wbJKts. London CO1￿ of Beauty Therapy ILC8T) focus88 on
baauty, 8e5th•bcs and wellbfftng. EFI Awards Ltd cyrates as Group's ond wnl 8$$￿Sment organsabon. f¢g8th8r. th•8
areas give the Group a str￿9 tschnical and prLknional eLlucab"w wjth ¢kar io induslry ne&Ss.
Pybllc B•n•flt
As an 8Xgmpt charity, lh8 Group must d8monstraiè trt •r*1 thè havè h&J du# regard io th& Charity
Ccffimiss*Jn's gu*Jant8 In the discharge ol tNryir du￿8
EFI Grow wo¥i¢J88 cknar putAie ty widenry acf*83 kj S￿￿￿"St •Jucation in fashwjn. v•tsil. beauty aTra
se¢lor8 where technic41 c8pabiltty a￿1 empbyer o14nment 8r8 essenbgl Many ￿orrer$ come from backgrou￿￿$ where ac(*ss
10 8u¢h provi$ion k8 Iim>led, Ihioy9h bursar￿$. 18r9ekO finatKial gwort 8TrJ IndysNe lexh￿r$ appfoaches. the Group en$ure$
*h*¥ p•rii*ih•t.• fi.Illy.
Slrow ￿mpby•r partneryJhips. indu81ry•inlorm•J ¢AFrr￿u￿rn do•pJn 8Th18 IooJ8 on wactsal ￿"11& contribute to meanlwfvl
progr•J$ion into ¢m￿0yrnent, OFwlic¢•h¥x •ThJ hb3lwr slwty, Iwtsr itr•ThJth8r4r¥J Group8 tharilabkry irnp¥l.
P•rfomMn¢• •nd 8t￿nI expwhn¢•
The Group ewiènc*d subs18n1￿1 gr(fv¥th du(INJ year. Tirtal16&￿r numbers IrKw&ed to 3.635. Compared wrth Z.471 In
th? pnor year Thva fefiects both LCBTs first fvll within ts Grwp 8nd susts1￿j d¥n¥nd lor provi¥Kn 0¢ Ihe Fashi￿ Retsll
Academy IFFiAI. supp)rted by t￿ eyntsj and m&kn at Elsctra *toM•.
Applications across FE and HE rem•ned $tror¥J. FE exeetrjed 8.(￿ and HE appl￿8￿.￿$ 9￿ ty more than 20
porcfjnt. FFA continued to achth hKJh wrfcmIan￿ CKAcom￿. maintsining strwj achl&vernent rates 8tt0ss all major
pathways thline delI￿ry Saw imprO￿j retenti￿ or*Y 8¢h￿r￿8n1 ¢wpatgJ *ith fv wewou$ year.
LC8T8 ￿rt￿rnanCe T8main8d beknw th• Group awarw alban￿ e>yctats)ts At th• F•iftt ol #e4ui5ifr'tfi. A ¥tructur8d
improvem•nt Progr￿[rn Iocusing On W•r8hip. ¢J#KJn 8Th1 l&am8r Sup￿ * underway. wrth improv•m•nts
expe(ie<S In th& follwng a¢*mK year.
In Higher E￿￿￿tiO￿. out¢omg6 remained i1r0￿. ¥Ath Fwrb"on6 d1g•mws •*wng firsl-c40ts w UpF4r.wcond.d￿S
dassifications EFI Gr￿P trading as FPA Is registered wilh Ihe st￿￿•￿3 frcrfn I￿Ju￿51202S. fvrth8T Strength8niThJ
regulatory ovetsLqht across the Gr￿Jp'S hYJhef educabcx) wy1￿0￿.
Flnanclal Revlew
The Gr¢up's fin8rKial performance lor Ihe year refiects the lull OFeratk?Tral in¥JtLt ￿ the expaTrJed estatè 8nd the fm81 release
of restr1d￿ ￿pIt￿ I￿￿11r￿J. Total IrK¢￿ for the year was £24.&n, an irw88e on the paor year as both FFiA and LCBT
delivered a lull cyde cf activity within Ih8 enlar￿d Gfoup stNcture Expenth"tur8 r058 10 £25 kn. diiven by staffing costs,
utilit￿5 aTYJ the tyer8tK)n of the Grc*Jp's hvo mapr sites at Electra House and FaSh￿n Street. This resulted In a defiot of
£1.19tn. wh￿h wa5 an￿.￿pa￿j With￿ Gr(NJp's finan0* stsatwjy.
D8SPte the r8port8d d8ficit. Ihe U￿ty1r￿J finanual strBryth thg Group f8mains dear. Cash aTwJ cash equivalonts at y8ar-
end tot51￿d £6.62m. provKliThJ IKJuKlty iequwed kn marlage risk a￿1 ongty*g ￿VeStment. Nel ¢ash 9ener&ted
from operatin9 a¢li¥Atss was £1 6>n. demonstyab"rvJ that ctye operats"fm$ conts"n￿ to positive ¢asM¢)w even during a
year of ekvatgy cost pressure.
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DIRECTORS, REPORT IINCLUDING STRATEGIC REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
Fln•n¢b•l R•vfjow 1¢ontIn￿dI
Llnr851rictsd re50rv￿ increased to £10.81rn12024.. £6.73ml. rBf*okng the pL9n[￿j Tvkn5e of TE51r¢ieLI c#piW fund5 now ful
8Fpl￿d to tha EK8th Hous• d•v•bJpmoni. R•stiici•d r•É•M6 r•du¢*d to £64k as donof lunds used ￿ li￿ t￿1r
ntende(I purpose
The &oup remalns free ofextem81 debt 8P8rt the extybrg •ssel.fmance fa¢rfty. vAth repaYm￿ts refie¢W within fina
cos18 of £260k. The year dosed wlh ￿[ren1 assets of £10.19m aThJ ￿1111￿5 of£8.45m. giwThJ n8l current assets of
£1.74m and a Strong liqu￿lty p05itsc￿.
Overall. the Diredors wnsider the Group's finoncial poS￿"0n slaNe and ￿lIlent. Strono ￿8h reser4es. riwng ￿n￿$tr￿e￿
balances and continued operating cash general￿ provY* a secure ftyjndalion for investm8nL lulure devetopment and
delivery of the Group's 8tratsgK priortss.
E•tate% and 1nfrutruc￿I•
Two major 8StBte8 de¥*lopm8nts 5hap*J the year. The first Was the fijll oper8ti0Tr81 tranS￿"0n into Ekntra Hous0. the Group
flagship t8achir¢ locatKtin. Thè rads¥•Wmènl has ueaiod a m¢JJam. d4rtally •fiab￿ ￿aTh￿r￿ •nvironm•nt with fbxibla
spac•s d•swJn•d lo iupport u•aiN•. industy-￿￿ edu￿t￿•Th.
The ￿0nd major proj¢d wo8 th¢ r&xab'on of LC8T to th• r￿fU￿rahod F9ShK￿ StrB•t campus. Th? nvw sits provldes
industy.$tsnd?rd s￿1[￿, Ihgrapy rc#yrK8 and ¢th'nKd 8pw Ihat btttw fof*i èmpknyof •¥4Y￿18t￿)Th1 and •nhanc8 Ihè lèsmar
exp8rkryne•.
Th0￿ inwstm•nts provbY• o strong plattonn to supptyt ¢xntknued 9roth. knrwoval quality and frjture vJrrrLtlum 8xpansior•.
Ernployor •nd St*k•holdw Eng•g•Tr￿t
Giuuy ¥ ¥iw¥ywiwiil ¥viUI ¥rily￿y¥I¥ L*its¥l io it8 8thJcalKvial IM¥Jel. M￿* Ihan 210 611wIoyw Y81ts￿l8
conlributsd to Curricul￿ll d•8KJn, prg•cts. ma8t•rd•M•8. F4•c•m•nls ar•S r•cnJthent p•thw•y• dunng the year.
Strong rel8*on8hip8 were m8inlain•J wrth W￿lOrI. w•rding bodieg. 8th0￿, author￿9$ and crynrnunity partner8.
Th¢$9 collaborat*)ns h81p ensLtr8 that18arnws wogr888 ￿10 rn8aniThJfvl empbjyrnent c# futher ibjdy and that programm81
remain aligned wilh industry need.
Prln¢lp•l Rhk• •nd Vn¢•rt*STr11••
8oArd o¥ersees th￿9h A Str0tsg￿ R*k R•gi8tsr Ihat li r•vi•w*d rvjularly by th• Audrt COn￿kn. $upport•J by
Intwnal audll and on90ing manag8m•nt assuran￿. Group operates in a ¢(mp￿￿ fun(lin9, regulalory market
env+ronment. an*J sever81 pnn¢wl nsks contsnued to shape degsw)n-makiry thro1￿2h0Ut the yaar.
One of thé mo81 signifKant risk8 is fufvjing And Wicy unc•rtainty. T￿ Group relifrs heawty on ESFA incom8, and any charKJe
to funding rat•s. policy direcbon or S￿danI fiumber controLs in •thar FE or HE could have a material mpact on financ4al
planning. To milvjats this. the Group ￿nts"nUeS to dNersrfy rts inc(Mme thfwgh h4her educ8ts"on, 8pprentK4ship$ 8fKI
ccmmerG81 provisw)n. moniloriThJ polw aTrJ planniw ￿rr￿luM dgliv8ry.
Qualty and student outcom88 remain 8 corn loum. parbcJJL8rfy at LCBT. whith t>oup wtlh acbi•v•m•nt rates b81¢
those of FRA. This gap infiu•nc•s ovtsrall Group ￿rformanCe Indutors The Group has re$wJndo4 by SI￿rgthen1n9 academ
leadership, improwng ¢urrrulum mana9emen¢. efihanuTrg qualty assurance and impkrnentsng tarfvd leamer
$LPPOrt. Alignment wth FRA'S more established fra￿￿*￿rkS conts'nues io drive ryro¥ement.
Cost inftation prttonts Bnott*f matsiial rffjk fl￿n9 staffing ¢4xls. pii(*$ aThJ wvjer servKe 811 ￿4¢* preswre on
op•r8ting m4rgin8. •8p8¢KqIty In London. MKllvm.t•mi plaTrTrir#J •nd •cO¥• rxjst manAg￿onI r•main assantial,
alongsKle rnaxThising the use of the Gro￿ 8 rnapr es13le5. E￿cIWa Hou58 aTrJ Fashion Sireet. to ensure growth r8rn8ins
3￿taIn8bkn ènd eo$t-effetthTrrt.
student rtcrutrnent is subsect to thcseasing compeb"ty"on and ecOnCm￿ p￿sSUre$. A Slowdo￿ in demand ty a shift in leamer
behaviouf coukd affecl in(x¥n* and gro*th plarA. The Group io in¥esl in its braTrJ: ma￿?ting, ryloyer relationsh
and student experience to refflain COM￿11¥e and altrackn* n a uowded educalion market.
Finally. the Group is managing the rtsks assiKth￿l wrth de￿.￿n9 cxywkx r*aThJe kryrarnrr￿, indLklir¥J nv* curriculwn
pathway$. dKJitsl $yslem$ and estates develrym2Trts. Each wqeci r2rries the r￿k of de*, o¥Mspend or under-delivery. To
address Ihis. the Group has strenglhened project governance. intrC#JU￿d dearer bU51r￿SS case requirements and ensured that
major de￿10￿rnO￿ts rtt•iv• ch)se oversKJht from fv Board.
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Prln¢lp•l RSsk• and leontfjnu•dl
With th98& ¢<￿tr￿s. a$8urernx mec*8niw• arKI wwner￿e ple￿, &)8rd i8 that the Group'8
[￿lP81 ri8ks are b8iThJ to an Bcceptth knl.
Stratsglc Diroctlon
DuriThJ the year. the Board s*3n8d oll lh8 EFI Grwp strateg￿ Plan f￿ 202>2030. $8ts out how th8 Group will d8￿lOp
over t￿ next fve years. The Flan ktuses on th￿ thirys that wll matter most to Gr￿p.$ long4erm stabilty and $u¢ees5.'
keeping the organisation financially $troThJ. rw$ing standafds and con8i$tery across al areas of wvrk. arn1 en8uring learn￿$
achieve pc6ittve me8ningfv1 outccw These aims are $upp)rted by a sel of WOfit*s that i￿ude stre￿t￿nIre empbyer
input into curriculurn de8vJn. irnproviThJ the qualty fi8X￿1￿ of ts Gmups ￿arni[￿j environrn8nts. 8ApaTrJing it8 dyit81
capability. buiklirrfJ StrO￿r p￿tr￿lshI)S ar¥J maintsiniNJ thar aThJ go¥￿an¢•.
Th8 plan ieinforces Group's corg purpgso.. to tr4nsfrym I￿$. care8rs and IThd￿try Ihrc4bah sperialist education and trainirY4.
It gives th8 Group a iingkn dire¢tw of Iro¥4 ond o Shar￿ fr•nwth Ihol tc99t￿r t￿ 8cb'¥ty ol FIW LC8T and the
whder di¥Asioni.
Leeking &h￿d to 2025r26. th• Grw) t•diM th• ￿r￿1th 8 8t••* fffiar￿l b•M d•ar its•t•J* fotrJ8. Th• knm•dl&ts
1xht￿ include ￿nCreaSINg leamer nun*•rn wher• Imre ¢Jwn•￿. mprowrKJ pffjgwi13n mut•• into •￿￿oYm•nt and
higher 8du&2tton. and continuin9 to In¥*sl tn d¥Jttal *arnir¥J antt the systems that suprx)rt it
The P*)ard constilers Iha Group wdl plac•J to ￿lhI on the foundatiom set o¥er tha past tsyo yaar8 aTrJ o)nfthnt th8t th•
org8nisaiK>n ean conlbnuè to Stfqngthon rts F4rfNmanc8 it8 sF4ualist Bec¢orB.
Longm*
Choir
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EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
STATEMENT OF CORPOIiATE GOVERNAIKE *JID IIUERIUL CONTROL
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JiILY 2025
The loll￿n9 statwnent i5 wovided to rBthr5 ofthe annud reF￿rt aThJ fmanri?l ¥latements oftt* EFI Group lo obtsin
better understanding of rts ￿rnan¢t Str￿te. Thvs stateftwt eo%*T5 tho yèarfrcm 1st August 2024 10 31st July
2025 and up to the date of approval of the annual rewt 8ThJ fmantial statements.
Th• EFI Group ethvours to cor>knt its trI￿lneSs..
. in 8¢cord8￿ce wlh the seven princp& i(Jenrf*J ty the Ccmittee on Standards in P￿bI￿ Lrfe IseMessn•ss, integrity.
objectivity. 8ccxJuntability. o￿nnE$S. tt(xTrsty 8nd kadershipl.. aThJ
. WhiL%l not having ath)pted the UK CorForat• Go¥emanc8 CoJ& 2018 th& EFI Grc4y ha8 r*3ard to ts Pr1r￿￿* and
gUKlance.
Th• Board
Tha Dir8Ctors who a¢￿d on th¢ Board year w) to IP* iJ•t• ol off lh* teport worn M lthtsd bolow..
T•mi of Board mAotin
Nam•
O•ts olAppolnbMnt
13 July 2CQ5
R88ppoinW 13 Juty 2KQ. 12 X111. 11 June
2014. 9 March 2017. 2 July 2020 30 January
2024
2 Cwmb¥ 2018
Reappointed 9 t*cemL*r 2021
R•s¥n•a 30 January 2025
27 Jur￿ 2017
Rèapwiniod 2 Juty 21120 afid 30 J*uary X124
4 Fthni8ry ?n??
R￿￿￿pulli{*￿j 30 Jaiiuury 2025
2 C*¢xml)er 2018
R•appoinithJ 9 C*e•nt• 2021 ￿nuIry
2025
Zawr Gha(lially
10 September 2024
Salty Haffi8
11 January 2021 30 J•rw•ry 2024
Su￿nn4 Kemp
3 Maith 2021 ar¥J 30 J•rw 2024
Lee Lucas (P￿nciPl1) 6 Oct<*er 2014
2 Oe(wber 2018
Reoppoinbj 9 2W21 •rwJ X) J•nu•ry
2025
30 May 21r22
R￿ppoIntsY Xt January 3)25
ly••rnl Poulblg 2024125
Klm Longm•n lchoifl
Jamai Barroft
Laurn Ch8rle8
Frona Gauqhan
WA
V8n88sa SperK8
Sinon Williwng
Th• Clérk lo tl* Board and C¢)mpany Sttr•tsry wal C48ham Cwr Ihroughout Ihe ygar. Mia Comp￿11 wa8 appc4Trkn1 to the
board as Compar+y S•u•tary on 8 s•pl￿￿• 2025. r*lac¥ig Grah*n CtsJF•rt*￿ re>Jr*l on th? doy.
It 18 the Board's re8pon8kn1ty to ￿1[wJ I[￿*￿denl￿#￿9￿t to twr of $tr•tegy. ￿rf￿rnanC*. resow¢os and
standards of conduct.
The Board Is prow¢Jed th ngulaf and tsmety inlormthn crf o¥•rtll finantsal perfDmante ol tht EFI Grwp tcgelhervrith
other informalon such as perfomwn¢e ffj8irtsl fundiThJ proposed caprt* ewdrture, quality mattets and wrsonnel
r¢la¢gd matters Such a$ health and safety orvj enwrwnentsi tssu•s. Board at ￿51 onc• ovory bmi.
I goYern8nce busi￿sS was COnd￿ted lfvwJh the Bowd. A￿Irt Cw)the an a**b"oMI of scnjtiny in
accordancg ￿th its terms of r81er8rts.
Th• Cltrk tts thè Board rnaintain5 a roJist8r of fvwnc4al ￿ per8(Thl irrtewt8 of Ihe ol Ihe &)ard. ￿ r8gBier 16
available fw wwe¢tion al rE9iStereil a<*Jr8s5.
All members of the Board are abk lo take Mthpervjant prOfe￿Onal lurtherw of their dulw at the EFI Group's
exper￿ and ha¥B access to thB c￿rk to Ihe Bc4rd. who B responsib￿ lo the Board lor erouring ¢hat all ap￿1¢￿ts￿ pr(t&ure5
aNI regulatK)fts ar• compl￿1 *ith. 4)PO￿trn￿L Oydhjakn aTrY r8rTrJval of the c￿ are maiters for the Board as a *hole.
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STATEMENT OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE ANO IPtrERNAL CONTROL
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
Formal agendas. papers and repc*ts ar6 suO*J to membors clthè Board in a mar*w, prior to Board m*tirw8.
Br￿ing* arn also provbjed on on ad hoc ba80.
Th8r8 15 a cknr divBicn cl f88Fw$ibikty in that roles ofts Chaw and Prirw#l are separate.
Appointrngnts to the 8o¥rd
Under Article 26, 811 aprKJintments to Board are a matter for the C￿S￿lerat￿ of the Board a5 a wthc4&. Th9 8oard li
responSi￿e for ensuring that aFpropriai8 trainiThJ ￿ provbjed ts t*"redor8 8$
The Principal is an 8X-offi¢io th"re¢tor. AJI ott*r Dirnetots ao w4nted for a tenn of Off￿ not exc*Jir¥a thr89 years. folltr•Ang
whKh they are eTh'gibk for re-aprK)intment. 11 is generalty expeded thai Director5 wriH serye up lo three con5ecuts.ve terms of
officè. but a Direcior may bg app)in¢g(I lor fLthr wms ol offK• rf tho P•)ard 10 ￿ in Interests
of the company.
The company ha8 Bn iTrJudion poky for nww aFWnb1￿ts lo lh& Boafd. Th* c¢h*r¥ stmtsgy, tho rngulatory End edU￿b.￿n81
enylronment wllhin tha EFI Group cperal85 and 8n5uriThJ that new •re 8w8re of their ￿sponSIbl11t￿&l as
Directors. and as trustees of Ihe chanty New Ll"rettors also vY￿t the EFI Grwp io m8el vAth wior staff arnl to hear direct
rrom sludgnls. Addrtional trainirvJ and bn•fings or• Pro￿￿. ￿TectOr reSFW8it4'1its8 rdatin9 to J8fegu8rding ol students
w4$ a fecus of IrainiThJ durirg Ihe yg0r.
Audit Cornmitt8•
Th• Audit Cernrnittee Cc￿￿158￿ a rninimum of mwnbors aTrJ is chaired by a membor ofth• Bokrd. ￿rrent
indud¢$ • ¢Npted m•mb•rwth professional audrt 8>per￿ce IB nol a mvmb8r of th? Bowd.
The Audit C¢mmitt•• mat thrnt tsn•o dwir¥J tlw yw Al ￿re in atter¥Jafi￿ •t ••ch m••tsr¥J thè oxcaptscn of
lh& NvvwiTrbei metriino whère oi* Iwill￿ w85 ali 4aL*)kn¥. QLK¥iaLV is Iwu I¥￿17￿5. Tf** C(Miilhiiti* Iii aL￿da1
w*lh writtèn If*Tri6 of rtstéf￿C• aF¥y¢)v6a W Ihé 8wd. It moèts a minTh4Th c4 Ihfae bmés a y*ar 8nO provKts$ • forum for
r•pcrting by Ihg EFI Group'$ Inl¢rn•l A￿JitOrS aThl Exwrnal ￿￿1t￿$. who ha￿ acc8s5 10 Ihe Cornmitt88 indgwndent
di8CUi8ion. wthcut Ihe presence of the EFI Gioup's monw)eM. The Ccffjmrttha and eonBKl8rn rep)rt• Irom th?
fundlng bodi•$ as Ik•y •ffoct EFI Group'B bu5inW.
Management 16 re•pon$lbkn Iho inplth))enl8lhin ol 8￿Jit rnt£rfnmeTrJaim$ and uTrJgrt*e$ peric#Jic revS8w8 to
ensure 5Lrh recommendat￿Tr& ho¥* been mp*mentsd. Th EFI Gro￿.% illtefaal auditors monitor Ihe systems of Internal
eontrol. risk rn8nag8ment ￿ntrOl8 and gO¥eMa￿ prC￿se8 in ¥ccudance ￿1h an agr••d plan of input ond r*port their
findirys to m8nag•m•nt th• Audit Cunrnrtte•.
The Audit Ccrtrmittee also th• Board oft th• 8Fwntrn8ni d internal, •rbY ¥xlwn•l •(Klilm and thoir rwnunerati¢)n lor
both audit and no￿aL#JIt Wofk.
Th• Cornmittee wa3 ren￿￿d FkwKe arKI ￿￿Yrt Ctynffllt￿ w 21 C*lober2￿.
Intornal tontrol
Scope 01￿$0)nS
Th8 8oard Is ￿￿[Mate￿ resw*rtsibK8 lor Ihe EA G￿p.9 syst•m of ifttemal ojntrol aTrJ for re¥1￿￿j its 8ffe¢tNene88. How8v8r.
such a systern 15 designed to manage rather than eliminate the rtsk of lèilure lo bu￿n￿5 obiKtiv8s. and can provhl
onty rgasonabk8 and not absolute 866urarKa ￿81￿￿1 mth.al m¢61alemenl or hJ86.
The 8oar¢ ha$ delegated Ihe day-104ay rEsp)￿lb11ty lo the Prncpal, a8 Attountir9 Officer. fG* mainlainin9 a 60und SyS18m of
Intgmal cgr*trol that 3UPPOrt3 Ihe achie￿Ment of the EFI Gre*Jp's ￿)1￿1&#. aims c&JeC1￿8. whil$1 safeguarding the PLA)lic
frJnd5 and assets for which he ￿ personally rewsIb￿. in ￿)rdar￿ wilh the responsibilibes as4ned to hirn in the funding
a9￿ments betsveen the EFI Group Ihe ESFA. He 1$ abo wponsth for reporb.ry to Boarf any matenal weaknesses
or breakdowns in intemat ￿ntrOl.
Thgpurpw ofthe 8y8twn ￿￿teMal)y￿4
The system tsf internal control is desb3n*J to mary Tr&k lo a reawabk rat￿ than to dwninate dl risk ol failure to
achreve p￿￿￿e$. aims and obJ"ectNes, li can onty provhle reasonab* and not absolute assuran￿ d effectNe￿$S. Tha
system of internal control is based on an process de5Vj￿ to Id￿tfy aTrJ Prior￿Se the risks lo the achievement of EFI
Group policie5. airns and c&ieclNes. to evaluate the &"kellhoc￿ of Ihose rtsks beirKJ ￿aliSed aryj tt* Impact 5houkl they
realised, and to rnanage them effIC￿nty, effeth¥ety and e￿￿)M1¢aIty The sysknn of irrternal control has been in ￿ace in the
EFI Group lor yearerthl 31 Juty 2025 ar¥J up to the date ol 8ppr0¥8I dthe finarKial Statth)￿nts.
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er￿KATIoN FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
STATEMENT OF CORPOIiATE GOvERN￿4CE AJ4D IPttERNAL COP¥tR
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
CapoGty to h4Tr*e risk
The Board has revkw￿d lh8 k8y ¥i5ks to whKh Ihe EFI G￿P 15 Icw￿l w*ith the cperabng. finanryal and com￿15￿ce
controls that have been impkmented to mtyate th(6e r6k$ The &)ard is ol that there is a fomial on*0￿9 proces$ for
Identifying, evaluating and managing Ihe EFI Group's s*3ryfic2nt iisks that has in place Icy the year ended 31 July 2025
LP to date of approval of the finan¢>al s¢alemerrts This WOfM8 is regularly reviwd by Ihg 8c*rd.
Thg rilk and c(xtrol franvM)rtr
The system ol Intemal contrd b95ed ￿ a fram￿[￿ of regular manayuft￿t inlomwtth. procedum including
the segregab.on ofdube&. arrtl 0 $￿t￿n a￿￿Trt*"1￿. In Pa￿￿. rt I￿￿￿1￿..
c8mpreh9roive tAJdggts'ng $yslem$ with an annual budg8l whKh is rev1w￿l and agreed by th8 P*)ard.,
rtgular rev￿￿ by the Board ol wri(¥Jic Ar￿ annu81 fina￿441 rewts which indi￿￿ financwl pertom)arth agaln8t for8cMts.'
ttlng tsrgets to measure financial and other perfofmanc•.'
d¥arW defI￿9d ¢oPital inves1ft￿nI ￿ntrol 9uvJelir*$'. and
the adoption offormal propd rnanagwt dilwh'r￿,
Rovi•w o1offeGtiwr&8s
AJ AccounliThJ Officer, the Princip81 has re5ponsibth for revivwing the tiffocb4ryr￿s Syslwn cl intamBI control. Hii
rèvièw of th• •if•ctfvènè88 ts1t￿ syst•m ol ￿t￿nal conimt * inlom)•J by".
the wc*1¢ of the executive m8n898r8 wthin the EFI lor Ihe and maintenance of
thg Internal conlrol tr8m8WOrt.' and
cofflrnents math by the EFI Grow)'o fin￿¢￿*1 st4t*n•nl a￿j110￿ arkl Ih ￿tIM81 in manag•mnt and
Olhèr reports.
Over811, Il* repons h¥vg Ind￿8￿1 ￿ry ¢￿p￿rnon18ry gTrJ gffgctyv ￿mmanCe and man•aernont proc858es ro man•Jg
the 3¢h￿¥ern9nt ol Ihe EFI Group'¥ obpcts¥es The 808rd c£ffjplebJ a 5ett-888essrnent ol its effethv8n858 during the
y•ar. Th• resutt8 di8CUS88d by 808rd at ts meots.ng on 22 May 2tr25. A nthmtw ol xtW8 for iMprovwn￿t ￿[•
idenlifi•d and ha￿ been impknrnenled
Qolng ¢one•m
Aft•r making •ppr¢w*• •wu**s. IP• 8o•rf wi•tha•rn Ih•l tr• EFI t>w h•• •d•qu•t• to continu• In op•r•tion•l
8￿$tenCe lor the fore8ee8bk futtl￿ We h8¥e 8atL8tsJ Wr88￿ Ihgt fijnding oJntract8 fee arè B*uf8 For thi8
reason, it coThtiriue5 to adopt tha goiThJ contern basis IA preparing tht firwKial s
Kim LongmR
Chllr
30 J4nu•ry 2010
Lee Luc
ineipal, CEO and A¢eoundng Offi¢•r
JO J•nu•ry 2026
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eDUCAnON FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
THE BOARD'S STATEMENT ON ThE EFI GROUP'S REGULARrrY. PROPRIEfY AND
COMPLIANCE WITH FUNDING BODY TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF FUNDING.
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
The EFI Group has cAnsKlered its reswnsbi ility trj nthfy tt* ESFAof material irwularity. wnpfopriÈty and rK)n-cmipliance with
ESFA terms and condibon5 of funding. under the gJf88m8nts in pLgc8 b8￿￿8n lh8 EFI Group and th8 ESFA As part of
our conS￿a￿ation, ￿ ha￿ had due r•gard to r•]uinn8rts cl the fvndwvJ a3r88rrnnts.
We confirm. on behalf of the EFI Group. that after eTh)ury. arKI to Ihe best of(xJr krKM*. are abk lo Itlentfy any
materi81 ryular or imprc¢)er use of funds by the EFI Gmup. or matenal non-ccwnptsan￿ with the ESFA'S tem)8 and CONJ￿"¢n$
of lunding under t￿ EFI Group s funding agrewnents.
Wa confirm that no instarfes ol matsnal irrsgukrity. imprcp
any instan¢x are KJenbf*d ofter Ihe tjale ofth¢ statwYthL
r￿[￿C￿P1kl￿ ha* t4on dis¢ov•rod to date. If
"￿1 to the ESFA.
Klm Lonymn
Chair
and Chjd EX*u￿•
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EDUCATION FOR INDiK8TRY GROUP
STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBIUTIES OF THE IIEMBERS OF THE BOARD
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
Ctynpany law requires t￿ mwnlJer8 Oft￿ Board to prepare financial Statements kn each yew that gNe a and tsir
¥i8w of the stal8 of affair8 01 Ihe EFI Crcdy and cl th& wofft or k6$ of the EFI GrThJp for that peritxl.
Within th• to￿5 aTrJ coThlrth?ns cl the fundiThJ agr8w￿nts &Jreed be￿￿Tr the ESFA and the Board of the EFI Group. th•
Board, Ihro￿Jh ils Prinupd. 15 fOUiTed to Prepa￿ finanaal 51atements f￿ exh fina￿al year In aruXdan￿ wrth the Statement
of Recommended praCt￿￿-ACCOuntr￿J for Further and Educat%*n arhl whth gNa a truè ar*1 fa'r vitr* of Ihe state of
affairs of Ihe EFI Group and the tesull for that year
In prepanng the financJal statements. the Board i% rryu¥&J to..
. Select Suitab￿ ￿￿￿nI1￿j polrEs arnl apply th￿ consBtenJy.
* Make jUdg8￿nIS and 85b'mates that are r8880nable and pnthnL
. Stale whether apP￿tsb￿ Ac¢wnknng Starthrd5 been loutr￿a. sutqect to ￿Y fflatenBI thparture8 disclosed jnd
gy¥)lained in the finonoal $tatem¢n¢s". and
. Prepar8 finanria¢ staterr￿n1& on th990in9 bg0i&. inyrrpriato to aS8wr* that lh8 EFI Group will eontinu
in 0￿rat￿n.
Members of thè Board ar• r•spoMibl• ltr•rturirrfJ that •xwndrture and inttrfne are for lh8 purpos95 intended by
Partiament 8nd that the financial Iran$actK•ns confomi to th• 8uthorrt￿I that govèm them. The rnombars of the Board afg
rtspon6ib18 for keoping proper acMuntsThJ recortJ8 dI8d0￿ wrth rewwwb￿ aC￿T8¢y. at any *m8. the financial pO￿t￿n
f tho EFI Group, and e￿ats￿ them to ensure that the fin8￿jaI statements comtyy wilh the Compan￿5 Act 201A and other
re￿vant accounting $tgnd8rd$. They 8rn re8pOr£i￿* fN takirvJ slep5 Ihat ats r8a¥rypbty open to il in ord8r to 9gfgguard the
a6sets of th& EFI Group and 10 p￿¥•nt fraud aTrJ other irrEgu￿ri￿￿. The gov8rrK*rs we r8spon51ble for the
mainten8nc* arb# Integnty of Ihe ch8nty.' and thr*anu•l 1nlo1m*￿ on tr* chanty's **bsrt•.
Merniw8 ofth¢ Board re8F¢)nJibl¢ lorer￿Uri￿a that futh from Ihe ESFA we used in accord8ncA• Wth th• funding
agreements with the ESFA and any coThYll￿$ that ESFA may w8scribg fr¢4n time lo Ime. Membeis of the Boartl
miiAI •nAiir• Ihal Ih•r¥* finAnrtAI rAJ)thArt#rth#nt MrrtmlA In ￿Hr9 In nrrlAr tn RAf￿lIArd lyl￿￿ DIiw*r flind8
and to •nsvre Ih•y ar• us•d pf¢wrfy. In addit+￿, m•mbers 01 tho Bogrd are r8sF4)nsib￿ lor 58oJriThJ econcffiical. 8ffioent and
¢ff¢cliv¢ m8n89emenl of the EFI Group's resourc￿ aThY expw￿ltsjre. $0 thai th• t•r*fts that 8hould b• d•rN•d from the
4¢pI￿AtiOn of publ* fuThas by Iht ESFA Arè not at risk.
So far a5 each rnernber ol lh8 Board 15 awarg. 1$ no rgthnl lftfom1at￿Th ol which tho I￿1110r$ are unawar•. and
•8eh mèmter of the Board h4J lakon dl th¢ $tw Ihgl h63he 0￿ht lo hawa 1•k￿ •8 o member of the Board In ord•r to mak•
him6$lllhorièlf **are of any rel8¥ant a￿￿rt informat*)n aTrJ to 0oWlish that ts awJtor8 ar? w*ar¢ ol tha¢ Inform8￿on.
Ind•p•nd•nt Audbtorn
The auditofs. Crow8 LLP, h*￿ confim)od th*'r *ilingr*M to in And the P•)&rd haB approNvJ th￿'r
r98pp¢intment.
81gn•d on b•hall ofth• Bo•
Klm Longm&n
Chalr
Xl J#nuary 2026
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## **EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025** 

## **Opinion** 

We have audited the financial statements of Education for Industry Group (‘the charity’) and its subsidiaries (‘the group’) for the year ended 31 July 2025 which comprise the Consolidated Statement of Financial Position, Charity Statement of Financial Position, Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive income, Consolidated and Charity Statement of Changes in Reserves, Consolidated Statement of cashflows  and notes to the financial statements, including significant accounting policies. The financial reporting framework that has been applied in their preparation is applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards, including Financial Reporting Standard 102 The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice). 

In our opinion the financial statements: 

• give a true and fair view of the state of the Group’s and the Charity’s affairs as at 31 July 2025 and of the group’s income and expenditure, for the year then ended; 

• have been properly prepared in accordance with United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice; and 

- have been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Companies Act 2006. 

## **Basis for opinion** 

We conducted our audit in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (UK) (ISAs (UK)) and applicable law. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements section of our report. We are independent of the group in accordance with the ethical requirements that are relevant to our audit of the financial statements in the UK, including the FRC’s Ethical Standard, and we have fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion. 

## **Conclusions relating to going concern** 

In auditing the financial statements, we have concluded that the governor's use of the going concern basis of accounting in the preparation of the financial statements is appropriate. 

Based on the work we have performed, we have not identified any material uncertainties relating to events or conditions that, individually or collectively, may cast significant doubt on the charity's or the group’s ability to continue as a going concern for a period of at least twelve months from when the financial statements are authorised for issue. 

Our responsibilities and the responsibilities of the governors with respect to going concern are described in the relevant sections of this report. 

## **Other information** 

The governors are responsible for the other information contained within the annual report. The other information comprises the information included in the annual report, other than the financial statements and our auditor’s report thereon. Our opinion on the financial statements does not cover the other information and, except to the extent otherwise explicitly stated in our report, we do not express any form of assurance conclusion thereon. 

Our responsibility is to read the other information and, in doing so, consider whether the other information is materially inconsistent with the financial statements or our knowledge obtained in the audit or otherwise appears to be materially misstated. If we identify such material inconsistencies or apparent material misstatements, we are required to determine whether this gives rise to a material misstatement in the financial statements themselves. If, based on the work we have performed, we conclude that there is a material misstatement of this other information, we are required to report that fact. 

We have nothing to report in this regard. 

## **Opinions on other matters prescribed by the Companies Act 2006** 

In our opinion based on the work undertaken in the course of our audit 

• the information given in the directors’ report, which includes the the strategic report prepared for• the purposes of company law, for the financial year for which the financial statements are prepared is consistent with• the financial statements; and • the strategic report and the directors’ report included within the governors’ report have been prepared in accordance with • applicable legal requirements. 

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EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF EDUCATIOM FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
Matt•r8 <Jn v&thlch we are rnqukod to rwrt by •xwtlon
In11gM of kn(wledgtr awKJ urxlw5tarnJiry gwoup aThJ chsrity 3￿j Ih8ir en¥irl¥￿t obta￿￿￿ in th8 cour59 of the 8udit.
we have not *erttffj￿d maleri•l rntsstaterneftts in Ihe strategic rwrt or the direciorn. Try)￿t I￿lu0•d wthvi tl* govomors,
rgport.
W8 have nolhing to r8POrt in rgsF*cI of fv foMw"n9 mallers in r*tw to Co7)pariM Act 2¢XE requires us to r•pDrt
to you rf, in our cp+rion'.
. the Pa￿nI company has not kept adequate aCCLMJnlry ￿e0rd$". or
. th8 parent cornpany finanoal 8ta18m8nts ar8 not in agreement wunty.ng r￿Ord& feltYn8'. ly
' certain d15closure5 olgo¥emors' reMU￿ratIOn 5peufied by law are not rnad8', or
• w* hav• not r•eéfftd all th• inlumabon and e*an#tions ￿ rnq￿re for our audit.
R••pon8lblllU•• of gov•n
A6 e¥p181ned more lully In 8latement of respMsOiht*s tsf th• memb•rs of the board 581 wl on py 10 the govemors (who
are also the directors of the charity lor the purp)$88 of c(xmpany are re8pon8iNe for the preparabw of the financial
$tstements and lor bein9 sat0f￿d that they 9￿¥ a true an¢ fair and for $uch Intemal control 88 the 9ovemofS detsmir•
is n•co8sary to of fi￿￿81 stat•m•nlS thAt are fr•è from matwl rnwlatwr￿nl wheth•r duo to fra￿j c
error
In prgponThJ thg fin?ncJo1 stst¢rn¢nts. 9mrnorn or• rMpon*b br ¢h•nty'$ ability to ¢xnbnue •• 4 goirYJ
t￿t•rn. disd¢sing, as applicable, matiern related to goThJ concern and LtslThJ the going Cc￿c£M basi5 of aCc￿ntIrrta unl98
th• 9ov•m¢y8 Ortlwr in¢ond to l*Ju*J•t• th• dwnty or to ¢•as• owationi. or have no realr6tr alternatsve twt to do BO.
Awdltor'• r••pon•lbblili•• lor th• •udit of Ih• fin•n¢iil ¥tstefflen¢*
Uui ¢)bJètlivès ère to •*t3￿ rea￿Tra￿k9 assuianc& at<4Ut Wh&moF mo Iin3iKiai &tatem•nts as a wn0* ar•1rn8 trorn rnaMn¥i
mls8latem8nl. wheth•r du• to fr8ud or error. and to an 4￿j110rf1 faport thai our opinion. Rèasonable 865uran
18 a nigh level of assurance, but B nol a guaran￿ th81 an au¢Jrt Cond￿ted In accordance wth ISA$ IUKI vall a￿ayS deieet B
material mi581818m8nt when It ex￿t5 Misstatements an80 kn fraud or ?rror an(1 arg ¢on$idere(I ma¢eri?I If. in(Iividually or
in the aggregate, thoy reasonabty t• exwd•J lo inkn Ihe econun￿ decxw OF users taken on th¢ bo91$ of the8•
fin8naal stat8mwt8.
Detalls ofthe extent lo ￿kh tho a￿litw￿ conmkred capabkn ol detactw trwu1ant￿. trduding frnud and non&cornpIK4n
wilh law5 and regulalions 8re set out ielow. A lurther descrpbon ol oui respon8*silthes for audrt ol the fi'nan¢i81 $tslements
is Ioc8ted on th• Finanekql Réporbng Countsl's **bsrte at ww.frc.0rB.LtkJauditorsre8P￿8￿1lliIp8. Thij d88rmptson fomis part
ol (xjr audltof8 r•port.
Ext•nt to T•thi¢h th• #udit w4• ¢on•ldDr•d ¢*p*bl• of d•tKllng Irrngularlll08, Includlng fraud
Irre9ul8ritse$, 11K￿dIr￿j fraud. •re irot•nc41 of ￿￿lanc• la￿ fft3ulal*)ns. W• wjentffiod and •s8088•d rfsks
of rnateTr81 mi8statem¢nt of finan¢i?I stalerrents frorn Yregularths. to fr8ud Of error. and discu86ed these
bets￿n our 8￿j11 t8arn mernbern. W8 then de￿gned aTrJ Ferformed a￿111 prO￿ureS re8pon8¢¥e to those risks, indudiryJ
ot)ts*nirg audit e¥thnce Sthwnl ond to provth a b•sffj for our opwiion.
We oblaingd an understsnding of Wl and re9ulaW fraff**ork8 ¥rilhm whth the charity and group ¢)perat•$, focusing on
th08e laws and regulations that h8¥¢ a direct effe¢l on the detemiinalK)n ol material arn¢wnts and dis(*)sures in th& financial
statements. laws and regulations cOns￿ered In th18 COTrtext**re the convn￿8 Act 2[￿ and the Chant￿S Act 2011
togèthèr wilh the Stattrnenl of R8comm8nd8d Practicè." A¢counlw for Furth8r and Huher EdUCat￿n 2019 lthe 2019 FE HE
SORPI and In accordance wrth Financial RepDrbng Standard 102-"The Financial RepDrting Standard applicable in the United
"ngdom and Republic of Ir•land' IFRS 1021 ￿ ass¢$8wI rw4uw•J Its8• a￿1 rtyulatKJns 8S P8rt of
our audit procedures on the related finar￿￿81 BIale￿nt iterns
In addrtion. we c¥￿ide￿ prOvffj￿r￿ of olher la￿ 8nd wulabons Ihal ¢Jo not have ¥ dirett effe¢t on Ihe hancial 5tsternents
but Complian￿ wilh which might be fvndaff￿nlaT to the Group s abilty to cperate or to avokl a material penalty We abo
Considered the opportunil'es and irK8nl'ves Ihal may ex￿1 wthin Ihe chaw and the group for fraud The law5 and regulat￿n$
we conside￿d In this ￿nte￿ ftjr the UK wraborts We￿ health aThJ satsty wulatKJn. taxaiM *islation. smthoyrn8Tr1
legislalion and Ge￿ra1 Data Protection Le9￿ation IGDPRI.
Auditing standards limit the wuired 8udil Pr*￿*dureS to thntrfy n0n-c0mpliar￿e with these la%¥s wuktiorts to enquiry of
the Governors and olh8r Manage￿nI and insFrttion of regulatory and ￿al CureWden￿. rf any
Page 12 of34

EDUCATION FOR114DUSTRY GR(XIP
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEIABERS OF EDUCATION FOR INtWSTRY GROUP
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
Extsnt to whlch the audlt*w conslder•d ¢op•bl• of doi•¢tlng Ifr•gyEarrtlM. Inthdlng fr•ud l¢ontlnu•dl
We id8nlffj•d th8 gr6at*st of ma18r1￿ Ill￿Gt ￿ th8 finanlaal statwn8nts [￿¥n iffwUL8r￿0S. I￿uding frawj. to b8 Wrthin tha
recognition of income and Ihe overnde of conirds ty Managert￿L (￿r audit pr¢xedures tts le5pw￿ lo these n5ks indudod
enquirw of man•Jwnent. and the Awlit Ccthmrttee a￿￿t thwr thnts"fUts"￿ an¢1 86se$8ment of the risks of irwularrties.
sampk t8Sting C￿ the postirvJ of purnals. ie5ted th8 applicatbjn cul-off and le¥￿ue reco3nttK)n. particularty around revenue
grants from ESF& luilion fees and donat￿￿5". re¥￿￿ accounh"ThJ 85bmate5 lor ￿ases. ￿￿Ing regul8tory correspor￿n
with th8 Charity Commtssion aNJ Olstsd". and r*adiffj minutss ofm8ètiffjs ol those tharg8d wth govomarK8.
ving to the inherent limitations ol an 8udit. is an urwokJ8ble risk that we may not ha¥e detecte(18we materi81
￿￿stateMentS in th8 finanoal s1818m8nt5. 8v8n Ihough we hav8 WOP8rty ￿ann•￿ and our audit in accordanrA ￿th
8udiling stsndards. For exarnple. the lurthtr remo%vJ non- ttynp1l￿ce wrth law5 and regulats0Tr5 lirregularthe51 trom the
e¥&nts and transxllons refvct•d in th8 financd 8tat•mnb. tr* l•ts lik•ty th• in￿￿￿ty limthed prtt•Jur•8 r•4uir•d by
auditing standar¢Ss thnbfy
In ￿ditiOn, as Wth any a￿art. there reffl8ir*d a htyJl*r ii8k ol of irwu￿rilI88. a& th858 may invofve cc41usion,
forgery. intèntiongl omA8lons, mr6rsprsssnt8hons. or tl* of int8mal thntrols. We 8r8 not lor preventtrvd
non<¢￿ty1anCe and cannot bo •yctod to nOn￿￿￿ra￿c* with all Iw6 and rngulat#)ns.
Ll•• ol our r•port
Thra report Is made soKryly lo the charity's mern￿rs. as a bc#Jy, in Hccordance *ith Chapt•r 3 01 Part 16 of th& Cornpanio$ A
20C6. Our audrt work has b88n uThlèrt8k•n 80 thaiw• rntyaht $iat• tts Iho th8rty'5 rn8mb8rs rnattèfs ￿ Bre required to
sl&l8 Ip Ih8rTI ￿ an •udilDr ¥ Fgport JnTJ Ipr 011￿[ wipose To ts fu1kn51 ex¢enl pBrffjilI￿1 bylaw. wo do nol aLCePt 01 a5sum•
pDrY*ibility lo ¥nyon• ￿t￿r Ih¥n lh• th• rh•rty's rn￿t•r￿ •B ¥ l￿dy, lor our work, lor this rvpryt. or for the
cpinion5 we ha
Jayiio RO￿ IS•nior Sl•tuiory Auditorl
For and on bghaK of Crowe U.K. LLP. St8tuW Aulilor
55 Ludgath Mill
Lond
EC4M 7JW
Dale. 2 February 2026
Page 13of34

EDUCATION FOR INDUSTrY GROUP
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITK)N
AS AT 31 JULY 2025
A• at 31 Juty
2025
Group
As at 31 July
2024
Group
Flx•d •88•ts
Intangib￿ assets and grKthill
Tangible a5seiS
11
12
1.059
5.197
0.7Sf
6.2&fj
Current &820ts
Trade 8nd other r￿1¥¥b￿S < 1 year
Trade and olh¢r receivabknj > 1 y
Cash •t b•nk •nd In h¥tYI
14
14
18
1739
824
1.828
8.907
10,187
10.733
Credltorn. amounts falllr4 thJ• whlhln orA y•ar
1S
14.9251
Net current a880ts
1,736
5,808
Totsl o¥•ts IM• ¢yrr•nt Il•blll¢l••
IIA34
12.064
PrOv￿10n for Il•bllltl••
Othèr provY610ns
12.064
Income ar0 expenditure re￿￿?- r•8trthJ re•er%*
Unrn•lrlctsd r•wr¥
Inci)m• •nd •xp•ndrtur• rtt•m- ￿nItr￿1 I•￿
18
S.339
10,809
6.725
Total R•Mrv
The 8ceompanyirrfJ not•8 pagt8 19 to 34 fc¥rn p8rt 01 Ihese fiTra￿al 8t8ternents.
The financial statemenls Trhere apwty**d by Ihe eoard an aulhc*wJ f(¥ 189
$vJn8d on its behalf th81 dale by
n￿.1 !J.&&nd
Klm Longman
Chair
afidc
Educa￿on for Indu8ty Gmup. a pylvats ¢(myny 1SmSi•d guarnnts•, r•o18t•r•d In Enol*nd and
Walo8. R•gl•t•r•d Nvrnl*r OSS07847
Page 14 of 34

EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
CHARITY STATEMENT OF FINAPXIAL posrnoN
AS AT 31 JULY 2025
A• •t 31 Juty
2025
Charity
As at 31 July
2024
Charity
£'ryJo
Fixed a880ts
Tang￿b￿ ass8ts
I￿sIrna￿t in sthidiarps
12
13
382
1.941
5.197
1,941
Current •8••ts
Trado and other rÉ¢eNabK85 < 1 year
Trade and other recewabks > 1 y
Cash 8t bank and in hand
14
14
1208
819
470
ah97
1,415
8,155
9.570
Cr&litorn' •nounts falling du• *ilhin one year
15
17,0011
14.8331
N•t eun•nt •¥¥•ts
1A96
4,737
Tot*1 a4••ts Igm curyont Il•billll••
11M19
11,875
t4•t M•ot•
R••trl¢tsd r•Mrv••
Income and exDendilure rew¥e- rgstrkknj r•s•
5.339
Incorne 8nd 8xpgndilure re8eThe. unwtrKt¥J r•Mrn•
11.755
ts.536
Totsl R•ur¥
11
A8 pèmitttd by ￿08 Compgnw 2C(fj. Chnty hm not pr•Mnt•J rti tr*ii Irwno 01otomgnt rdotod
nol•i.
tWI¢At fof th• parnnt only was £56k12tr24.' 8iirplLO 01 £S.7CthI.
T1￿ ¥comp8nyiThJ note8 and polic￿ on pw 19 10 34 fom p*t oftheae finjnryal •tatwrnnts.
T￿ financial 8taternenls ware ¥F9r￿e￿ by fv Board •n
on rt8 b•hall on that dats by..
.. End *ve 8ban
Kim Longman
Chair
PrirKipal BTrJ
Educat￿￿ for Indu•ty Group* a pthal• company Ilm1t￿ by 9u•r•nt••. r•gl•l•r•d In Engl•nd and W*b
Ro95stored Nurnb•r OSS07S47
Page 15of34

EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
CONSOLIDATED sTATEmEP￿ OF COMPREHENSNE INCOME
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
Year end•d 31 July
2025
Group
Y•ar•ThJ8d 31 July
2024
Group
Incomg
Turtion fees and edU￿t￿￿ ¢ontrac
Funding body granvconlrxt inc#rr
Other IrKo
Donations and eryjowrnents
Interest and oth8r financ¢ *iccm•
O.lJ92
15.9S8
279
3.816
12.522
433
5.183
Total In¢om•
24,314
21.976
Exp8ndltur•
Staff costs
Other oper811ry eyn8•8
Oepr8ci8tion and 8mortisabon
Inler•618nd ot￿r finarKo ccots
12.423
7.43J
345
11. 12
Total •xp•ndllurn
$05
16.081
ID•lkW l •urplu• forth• y••r
5,895
Total comprnhon•i¥• IloMI I In¢om• Ivr th• y••r
Rèprèsènlgd by..
R8Stricled Compr*P￿rn￿ irKom? lor lh8 Y8ar
Vnr98trrl￿> compr*nsv.* 1*981 tott￿ ￿￿r
1.191
5.895
1.901
13,0921
5.307
All item8 of incorrn and to ￿tinU1￿ athw"Il•s.
The vAmpanyirKJ *ot•s and polK*N w p•Je• 19 10 34 lom) part ol lh￿• tylaiwn￿ts.
Page 16 of 34

EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
CONSOLIDATEO AND CHARITY STATEPAEKf OF CHANGES W4 RESERNES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
Group
Unralricted
Tolal
Balance at 1 August 2023
32
6.1sr
6.169
Surplu$ for Ihe year
S.307
6,89S
Totsl ¢ompr•h•n•fv• In¢om• fr•r th• y•ar
5,307
5.89S
Bahn¢• at l August 2024
5.339
0,725
12.064
Surpluslldoficlll lor the y88r
Re￿ase of 6nd¢)wmenl •￿) r•strKtsd 4>•nt m y•w
13.0921
7,178
17,1761
Totsl ¢onwrnh•n•fv• IltsMI I In¢omp forth• y•Ar
15,2751
8aianco al 31 Jyty 2026
Ch•rfty
R•8trictthJ Unrostricted
Tot•1
rooo
B414nc• •t 1 I￿91*t 2023
137
8,109
Sum￿$ for the ye¥T
5.307
5.700
T¢)tsl ¢0rnpr•h9n•i￿ in¢¢yM torth• >•ar
5.307
399
6.700
Balan￿ at 1 Au9lWt 2024
11,875
surplus1ld￿¢I%I lor Il* year
Ral8888 of 8ndoy￿ent Bnd reNlrica•S luThJ• •wnt in J*ar
1,9)1
(7.1761
11,9571
7,176
Totsl Cornpr•h•n￿￿ IloMI I IKom• lor th• y••r
15,2751
5,219
Balance 4t 31 Juty 2026
The ¥ccompanyirva notes and pG4wg PW8 19 to 34 fomi wt d th•s• finarwial 8tatefflenls.
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EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ¢ASH FL¢Y•IS
FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 JULY 2025
2025
rooo
2024
£'ooo
cash flowfr<)m 0￿rating 8cti¥iteB
IDefKitll Surplus for the year befo￿ tsx
5,895
Depreciation
Amortisation of intaThJl￿as
Increase in debtofs
Increase in cwdrtors lexduding finance
Increase in provi$ior
Adlu8tment lor Inve•tin9 or fln¥n¢lng xlfvlll••
nteresi payable
Int¢ro$1 r•c•ivaU•
12
11
14
15
15.1
1,246
111
11.7371
2A62
$61
345
16901
3,648
200
1841
1221
Ca•h flowlrom op•r•llng a¢lfj¥lifj••
Taxation
N•t ¢a•h Ilow from op•rnllng •CtlvltloB
1.627
9.178
17
1.827
9.178
Cuh now• lu••d Inl Invmtfjng *rlivlt
Proceeds Ircffl sa￿S of t8r#Jibl¢ assets
Pbyff*nts m*le to 8cquir• tang*$￿ ass•ls
P&yrnnts m•a• to acquire wrt8r¥J*>l8 as8818
Inter861 r￿￿￿ed
12
14.7991
14,0321
22
14,7161
15,1171
Ca•h flo￿ from flnanelng actl¥ltl••
IrKrease in f￿an¢1 leases
Inlere81 pa*J on ￿0$e liabilit
Is
1.065
12601
806
ID•¢rna••ylnem•• In e*•h •nd cuh •qulvahnl• ITh th• >*•r
2.283
4.059
Cash and cash equN8kTrts al beginniTrJ cl thg ye
Cash and cash •quN8l•nts ai •nd of the year
4.848
8,￿7
The ac¢ompanwrq ntkn8 ￿.¢1•$ on pap5 19 10 34 form wt ofthese finarwl •tal￿￿￿.
Page 18 of34

EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
1 A¢¢ountfjng poli¢ip5
In accordanc8 with S8fAKJft 3.1 ofths FE SORP. slAtw￿nI ol PrinWknx¥thtirvJ Polic485 aTrJ E8timatyon
Te¢hniques are yesented Ihrough Not¢$ 1 aNJ 2.
Educatsc￿ Induslry (>wp bs • ¢harrty irthrF¢rntsd ￿ Er¥JLgrkl arkj W¥los. Th• rwJi610r•d offic8 r8 Elgctra H￿88.
84 Mwrgale. Lorwjon, EC2M 6S&
group consi8t8 of Edu¢8tKJn fr)r InthAty #rKI all of
t.1 Accounllng ¢onv•ntlon
Th8 ￿n8¢Y1(1￿ted 8nd Chaffji financb8161a1￿rtt ha%• t4*) Nop4r•J in actord8n¢• ¥Alh Un*W ￿nodth￿
unling Sland8rds, in¢luding Financial RoportiTrJ Stsnd8fd 102 Tr F￿ar+traI R•pO￿"r￿j Starthrd applic&b￿ in th
UK and Republic of Ireland I'FRS 102J and the Statement ol praCts￿ ISORPI.. AcccMJntiry lor Further
and HwJh•r EdU￿tIC￿l20lg •drtwl I'FE SORIT.
paont is a charty aTrJ public t￿fft entty 8nd I￿*r*10r0 h88 AFP1￿ th? rgknvant bon8fit r8quirThnt ofthe
aFplicab18 UK IMVB ar¥J xcounmg st8nd&rd8. Th parent ￿ atso a pnv4te e•ny ty guarBnlg9 without
shar& tapital.
1.2 Ba•1• ol prnpar•tSon
T￿ linanaal $ta¢Th)t• ar• prwod in iierlirwJ, fwxts"￿•l ¢)Jtr•n¢y of the group. Mor*t8ry •mounts in
the8e finan¢￿1 8tat•m•nt8 are Ic* no•wl £'tsJl.
ThA hAAn iirnlAr rmt Thfv vmjnlry
4dopte(l are 8et bttl￿.
Th• Charity 18 0 qu¥hfyirKJ •nlrty lor tr* of FRS 102. bety I￿ parnnt of a grw) th8t prnpam publidy
available conaolidaled financial s18lerneni$. irtIL￿ir￿J Charty, are int8Th*d to gi￿ a true ¥nd 14ir vbw d th
886ts. li8bili1￿1. financ¥al position a￿1 prefrt or of the groLP. Tr Chanty h8s t￿￿10r* i•kon advantsge of
exemptions from lh• fdbwing dHck4ure requirem•nl8 par￿1 8nDty infomiation prewtsd within tha con8dthbJ
finarKi•l •t•t•m•nts..
. SeCt￿n 7'St8t8rr*nt otC88h Flw. Pr•WntaIv￿ of a slalemenl cl cash fl¢yAf and rel81od notas aThJ dy8c1￿Ures.
. Sect￿n 3.3'Finanas1 Reporting Requirew￿￿': Pre￿n￿￿On of fin¥n¢ial statements and ac£tsnpAnying noteB In
8¢cordan￿ vthh th• FE SORP.
1.3 B•8h ol eon•olidatloTr
Thè consc4*J8ted fin8nrio1 stat￿￿1￿ tlw finarval th• Charity and all 4t5 subs￿l8r￿ for Ih
financk41 year io 31 Juty 2025.
l intr•*roup transactions, baL3n￿ and unr•al*ed gains on transxtbjns group c(¥))pani•s are 81imin8b
C4)nsolidaiion. Unrealised are also dminat•d unstsa Ihe transaction provths eMt*nce ol an impailrnent or
tho a18et transferred.
Subshdiark88 are ￿80&da￿l in th8 grtyJl8 finarxiEI 81atwr*nts Ircffi tha t18￿ that t*ntrol eunrn?n￿ until the dat•
that control ce8￿.
1.4 Golng ¢onG•m
Liquidity
The Grujp conb'nues to maintain a stroag IyuQity pos*bM. k at 31 Juty 2025, cash and cash equivalants total
£6.62 milliw12024" £8.91 millwl. The refects pLgnn&J captsl the Ewra House fil-gut and
in¥*stmenl in the new Fa5hK•Tr Sire81 srte for LCBT Ihis. thè current ratio remains r(*AJSt at 1.1
d•nonstratiTrJ that the Group can rr*et ts short.term Wilil*s ahnost ￿ time5 Over.
FY2023124. the Group wured £1.92 millioTr try asset to supw1 the E￿tha House development.
Repayments cornn￿rKed in Septem￿￿ 2024 and affj schedukd to compkte wthin years. Wl repwent5 have
b88n meton time. arnl the Group the capacty lo seb* tt* Iwblty early
Page 19 of34

EDUCATrON FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEkEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
1.4 Goirvj concem leontlnwd)
Oporating R•8uIts
For the year end8d 31 Juty 2025, the Group reFQrtaY a ￿a￿￿ed d8fiul of £1.19 milhon12024. £5.90 millDn surplu51, in
line wrth rts strategic investrnent programme. The (Èfvit wrnarity ￿5uts tyom the lease ￿UntIng t￿atrI)ent for
E￿ctra House, which include$ 0 21-M(￿th renl-fvee r*nfx1 ￿nt for a futhr 3.5 years. und￿ FRS 102.
ase costs must be re￿gni3¢d e¥enty mr 1>year term, resutb'ryJ in a [￿-￿h rent eynse of £1.95 m41ion
duriThJ the year.
Addrtional pLqnned eyp8nditur8 SI￿ a syn*fi￿1 ￿crease in $iud8nt nLmk*r8 expanded detNery capacity.
D•spite the reported def￿rt. the Group s financial F￿51t￿n rernairo Jirory, with unrestncted reser￿3 to
£10.81 milllon12024." £6.73 millK)nl. r•ll#¢b"ng Iha rO￿a$0 01 £7.18 millth w) rèsknct8d capital luTYJs. strorrfj
reserves base prowtles suffowt cyjty to absub pl•nr*J Mmstment sustsin operabon8.
Funding and I￿orne Gvo¥rth
Funding ￿ FY2024125 wa8 confinn8d al £9.16 millKJn from the Educat*)n 8nd Ski#J FuTrJing ￿encY IESFAI,
indudiw t171k for St￿j•￿t aTrJ finanual 5UPWt The Group conb"nu85 to dI￿￿fy its income ba58, wth hi9h8r
educAlien provl$lon r•y•sMtirvJ P￿rtd 21% of inem.
Student numb¢rJ 84nrfrAntty folbwirwj ol Eleth Ho￿, furtw grrhvth 13 ¢wt¢d to increa
future ESFA allocathJns IhroLuh l••8&fvndry mrth. ￿lI￿oI9<￿¥9MTr￿t bJr*lirg cl £824k waB to
Support kay strategic Prh?rrt￿.
Th• Group also from portnvrships wlh •mpWr¥ and ￿1￿lry w80rn. •nBunTrJ It5 provision
rg1g¥ani an<1 dwnand-w acqui8ilW ol LCBT in Febryary 2￿24 has lunher 6Iren9thg￿ the Group'$ p)81t￿,
addirg £3 73 million +n conf1rr￿j ESFA fsjnding an addilwwl plot1c￿ for gr0￿h
Ca•h Fk+W ConMnltm•nl•
Net cash Infiow Ircm operaiing ac1fvh￿ duthg FY2024125 w8$ t183 miMIN12024.. £9 18 Mil￿)￿}. relecbng th
Inveslmenl phase 48WCl8ied with the Group'i exp¥￿￿￿ pr09r•rM￿ After wtal aW￿liture of £4.80 million. th•
Group dosed Ihe year wrth £6 62 Mill*￿ re$W￿. mwiagwiwrt to 8lIKlQrt
0￿rat￿n$ ond pkqnned wnmilment¥
Group h88 8160 r*c*3n*￿ w OMr0￿ I￿0 of £￿1k tr Ihe formor LCBT 8rt• 81 Ramill* Hou8e.
whkh gxplM in Septwnt4r 2026. Th￿ h•$ fLY do￿ not wesent • mat￿• rbk i014qtshJty.
1.5 Rv•nu• r•cognlflon
In¢om8 18 from tuthn fws oThJ educatrm ￿ntro(l8.
Where aFpliC8b￿, re¥enu8 k8 at Ihe lair ¥8lue of the COTrShlerahon recéfvab￿ fcf goods and
s•Neès provh#&J in thè nomal t￿r5e 01 busines5. and 15 5hcthn nel of VAT and other sak rèlated ta￿5. Th8 fair
vahje of c0nsh1ersth￿ tskes into account Ir•Je di￿0￿￿15. 5elllern8rrt d￿Count5 volume rebates. 11 is recogni4￿ in
the CwsoliJ•ted Statement ol Compfehenst¥• when ts &oup aThJ t￿* Chanty sattlfies rti parfomanc•
ob1￿8*.0n to ts ￿$tThr the has obtsir*d c4ntrol OF the gTr)dJ ￿ $ervKes bgirvJ transferred.
When cash Infiows a￿ defe¥red and represent a fin8￿ing arrnr4went. the fair Val￿ of the conswJeration is the
pr888nt Value ol lh8 fuiuf8 recwpts. The drffvr￿ tl* faw valug of the wn8ttlerabDn and Ihe ncrninal amounl
ye￿Ved is recJJgni8ed 08 interest irK0￿.
Re¥enue from the of gDrds 15 r•ccgnLqed when the svJnrfKant risks aTrJ rv•Ards cé 0￿ershP of the gc•Jds have
Pass￿ 10 the IAJYW Iwualty on dispatth of Ihe 9tyxtsI. am¢xJnl ol can measured reliably, it 1$ probob
that the economic benefits wth the transxtion wll I￿￿ io Ihe entity and Ihe cc6ts incurred or to ￿ incurred
in r85F4Ct of th8 transaclpjn can te measured r8h8tty.
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EDUCATION FOR INDLLSTRY GFIOUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
1.5 Revenue recognition Icontinwdl
Tuition fw• and eduution ¢ontr¥¢t•
Income fr(m the ofturtion aThY &JuCatW￿ ￿lIa¢￿S 15 rneasured al ts laii Ydlue ol the arnount8
vthKh the Group and the Charity expwts to te entthd to in excharge for Ihe ddivery of the semces.
TUit￿n fee inccrfne is rewn1s￿ 0￿r tts penod ibAwl8 stL**iThJ. as tha students simuttarnously
recei¥e 8TrJ consurne all of the b8n8fits by th¢ an(1 th8 Ch8nty8 FwfO￿Onrx
In¢L￿e Ir¢m education eontracts is rEcc*Jn158d as the Group and ts Charity gati8ts8 wrfryrn9n￿ obligatun$ in
the contra¢t8, Trwh¢h ré periLxI in which stLthits lh• ¥J￿1￿)n sorytss.
ConsKleralion recei￿ in advan¢* ofthts of iht 5aTvThs a5 a coniraci ￿a￿'lIty in the
Consolid818d Ststsm8nt ol Fin8noo1 Po81lv￿ and ty 8thownYy reix)9noed as in¢Lxne a& tho Group and Ch•rily
sati6f*s its ￿rfOrn￿nts dAwJatKrn.
1.6 Oth•r In¢om•
Revenutrrelated gDvemrn•nt grnots ir￿UdIr¥j from EFA arKI SFA indud8 bJndir¥J body r8CUTrent grBnts End other
gr8nls are recognised as IncA)m owr IN• wrKxts in Group Charity r•ts)gnis•s the rdoted eos15 for
whKh the grant 1$ inte￿Ie￿ lo Whwe port of 8 govemft*nl grant is defarred rt 18 recogntsed 88 dèf•rMd
inccffio wilhin creditors.
Any unthr lx o%*r a¢hi6vemeni fof Skils is lor ar¥J r￿l•j in lha10￿1 of10￿￿8n1 grant
r8cogni8ed In the Income and eyndrture aexouThi final grwi 18 rK)mialty d&iemiin&1 wrth th& conclusion
&udiiS. 1&115 thrr1¥i￿¥¥Yu1pblW¥ luivjiiw #b rM)I SUWI io 1wxxiial￿bO11 w¥J * Itwf¥loi¥ iiot $ul4¥d lo L41)Ii¥Li
adju8M8nts.
Bur8•rbJ •re ¥x0unl￿ for 9rc41 ￿ eyK1rturn •nd noid￿￿Cl•d frN) Inc￿•.
rnrnent granls ￿ fecwth(l •• ep¥ethJ ￿eful Irf• ol Ihe as80t.
part ola go¥emmenl grnnt is d81•rr•J it ra as d8f•rMJ %wlhui er•Jrtors *lhxa
I)ets4￿n ¢reditws due wthin one ye8f and due after Ihw as apywiats.
L%)n$t￿r￿ rec¢gniged 89 incw* when ¢>ow w*J ¢￿•rty is enbtkd to the luThJ8.
The main type ofdonabons and ernjowmenls within r•$W￿ *".
ReBtricted donalionB. the dornr haB that ￿ (b)rwtrJn rn￿1 b¢ for ¥ pathlar ¢ty"ect￿.
Donat￿￿ p8rfom8nrTrrelaled ¢0Th1th8 (efxfjnwl as Infx*ne when the pthm8nctrre18ted w)diti￿$ are
sat15f*d. For donations aTrJ eTrJowrnenis wlh donc￿-mF￿ed restTrSKsn8 (b￿ no Férf￿an￿-re1a1?& condthons
exist). IncoTh is reccgnised vthen the Group and Charity is entided to the lunds. IrwThe is retained wthin the
re81ricied reserve untsl such timè thai it is utihwj in at£ofdanL¥ Wrth sueh re8trictsc￿s at which pJnt th8 incor
released to general reserves thffxJ9h a reser%* transfer.
lThv•simont irtcrfn•. ind￿J1￿ int•re51 from slKrt-t8Th (*ts, rwrw5•J a5 in CorBolwJ8bJ
Statement of Comprehensw Ir￿ on a fecelvabkn basis.
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EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMEpirs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 202S
1.7 Empltsye• benefits
counting lor retlr8mgnt b•nofits
The Group and Charity oparates two schern. t*)th ol whbth a￿ defiW o)ntr*ubw'.
Drfined contrlbulion Plln
A dafined contribub.on plan is a Post-em￿OYMent b*)efft ￿an uNJer whKti the Group and Charity p8ys fixed
Contr*Uti￿$ into a separate entty and wll hav8 ￿ *9al ¢y ¢￿$bU￿J%￿ ob￿"gabOn to pay ftjrther amwnts. Obligation8
for eontnbutions to defimd contnbubon ￿anS are recogn18&1 as an expew in the CO[￿￿*￿at￿l Statem￿1 of
Comprehensive Inccffle in the durw4 servtes *0 f8TrJered by employ￿.
P•ople¥ Pension
Staff are aul¢>ènr￿￿d into thg Per*,8 Pern8ifm schwm C￿ iDN4r¥J EFI Group. subJe¢l to el¥J*41ity1rn88*'ng th
aulwrolmenl roquiren*n15 Staff auifrenrc418d rfymain in thi8 sch*M uth58 ty opt ouL The wnployerf8
conlribution Is 3% and the empknyee's conlribution * 5%.
Prud•ntl•l Stskohold•r p•n￿on {•dn￿nI•l•rnd ty Prudonti•l pk.)
Staff are ab￿ to join thls Fension after Ilw ho￿ passed thew tyobabon pericd 18 3 or 6 monthl depending
OTr the rdel Wrth the ex£*pbon of the CEO, Ihe ￿n￿￿er matches conth￿jt￿n5 01 up lo 5%. Thare is no limit to
•mpbyee ￿tr*)utiOn. meaniw staff can exceed Ihe 5% bul Ihe *n￿Oyer cty)Irknutson capF¢d 8t 5% The mo¥t
c￿mon eontributDn rates ar? 5% emtyoyer aThJ 5% omploye8. E￿￿oyeeS ore *lthsed that Ihty must opt out of
peop￿,8 Pension before i￿nIr￿J Ihe PNdenlkg1 scheme •$ Ih8y cann￿ te in 2 8th8m88 at On￿ The gssets of t
schame are held 8eparatdy fri￿ tlth• ￿￿panY In an iTrjO￿nd￿ athiinY6tw•J lund.
Short.t8rn) •mploym•ni b•Mfil¥
short.lerm 8mploym8ni benefits such as *￿n¢*$ w• 88 w eyp8n$e tn tr*
ye8r in the empW?N ￿lthr Serv￿• to th• and Charity. Any unused benefit8 ara 8ecNèd ar*J M?￿ured
88 the 8ddilion818mwnt tha Group 8nd Ch8rity eycts lo pay as 8 Tosult of th? unused enlitbment
RgdurK5anty ar• rwnwd as an eypgns• whK* the thanty b¢c￿r￿ Irre¥os•bly curnrnilted to
intrjrring t￿ ¢oits and the mwn fe•tur•8 of rAans b￿￿ •rbrKJwc•J to aff•#•J
1.8 L••M•
L•aM8 ar• ¢l••sffied a6 financ• whonthw olthe trarAf•r•ut*tani*ity all th¢ rf8k8 and rvward8
ofowrnrtyhip to the kneees. AJI ¢ts oper•tir¥J
Sets hekl unller finwe• ￿#8•$ 8r• 18ccgnfy￿ as ass•ts ot the of the assets ￿lf valu8 81 the date ol ine4pti¢)n
and Ihe prgsenl v81ue ol the mminum ￿#Se pay[￿3 The ￿181￿j luqblty 1$ IndU￿j in Ihe st8temenl of financ￿1
p¢$ilion as a linance b•8e rt)ligalion Lo858 payrnenls 818 tr8aW as fx*nstsbrvJ of cawtal and interest elemen16. Th8
Intsrest Is charged lo profrf or10$5 60 as to w(*Juc• a t£￿st3Tht ra* c4 Interest on tha rminiry baL4n￿ of tho
liots'lity.
R•nt8ls payable operating any kne incen￿8 rec•¥*d. af• tharpj to proht or loJ$ an a
straight line basis o¥er the teTh ol the rskvant ￿88e except where anthr more systematic basis ￿ rnixe
reprts3entati￿ of Ihe lime pot¢em in whth ec¢nomic ￿efits the ka$es assel are C￿$uM8d.
1.9 Property* plant and •qulpftv4ftt
Prcperty, plant and •]uwrrnnt are iThlially nwurnd attrAt 8ThJ sth•Juenlty mwur&l at ¢ost or ¥aluatiofi, nèt of
deprecialK)n aThJ any irrpainrnni10$8e8.
Dgprecjatyrm Is recogftised so as to write off the c£¢t orvaluabon ol assets kns their restyjual vaknes their useful
s on the foll￿A"n9 bases".
Plant and Machinery
years
Fixlure5 and Fittsr
5 yèa¥s
The gain or lots arBing on the distx)sal ￿ an asset * dthrmined a¥ Ihe dtherence bets*efi the Sa￿ proc8ed8 and Ihe
carryirg value ol •55ei aThl 15 cr&JibJ or thar9ed 10 ￿ siaieft*ntof Micome.
As89ts rn Cbnsln
These a￿ capitaliwj a5 assets in cc¥BtructKJn until the assets ar8 bro￿ht inio use. on￿ brought inio usé, they are
depwated in accordan￿ with the [￿1 tsfe Of￿ asset da5S to transf￿red.
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EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEIIENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2023
1.9 Prop•rty. p4nt and gquipm•nt (Cont￿￿0d>
Costs in r•5FeCt ofop8ratiThJ ￿3868 are chw bas• ovw th• l&as• t•mi.
lrnpaim*nt
A for potenbal indKatty5 of Impair￿nt is carr￿j al eath r8wtiThJ dat8. lff a￿lts or changes
circurnslance5 indic4te that carrying amouftt Oft￿ or ￿an1 and equIp￿￿t may [￿>t be recov8rBt4e,
calculation of the impact i8 CoMp￿t￿l and aroing Impwrmenl wal￿ ehar9wJ 4ainst tho assat and 10 thè
Con5c4h8#ted Slat￿t 0fComprehww￿ Irv>Thi.
1.10 lntsngl￿* u•ots •nd g00tr*111
Goodwll ans85 on consol￿atiOn and Vd b888d on th8 dffleren¢¢ bew tsir value of th& consid8r8tlOn 9iv8n for
the undertaknng acquted and the lair valu• ol its th￿￿lat48 r*t a58ets at the date of Goothvill il
rewJnBed in COn￿li0n wrth the acgU*rtion ol Th LoTrJon Col* of Beauty Therapy Limitod.
Gotrawill it amorbsed 0￿r 10 r￿resentIng the rwnwnino •stsm•W h"f• to lh• 9OCAkn'II r•i¥t•i.
In sUbw￿nt exc￿ up to th• f•r Val￿ Oft￿ rKMornl•ry aM•ts acguir•d li f8cogni8•d in the
Con501idale15 Staternent ol cL¥nWeh8nsi￿ Inct￿ in th8 P8rp)ds in wh￿h U* aseelb ore reGo￿[￿j 4nd any exc•s8
ding tho f4ir valu• of th• non.ryKJr#Jlary ass•t8 Is feccgn*•J in lh8 stat￿￿1 ol CwrthnsNe Incorne In th
¢xpecto(1 lo ts bw*fiiied.
43UUUWiiI **lU illi￿vIU11t ail ab&itssii**iil &ytiy *lU￿1Vi& yi iiiiydiliiKrlij d¢ ¥¢•LII
réporling Iii r85F￿1 asséts. 11 such 4*Y*l. U¥# Llw+ly will ai) rtllPallih¥nt
1.11 Non4uir•rtt Irm•trM
ln the par•Thf8 Stat•m•nt of Fin*Ki•l Pc•ilth, irntemts in 8ubsbJKqrw ilWtKglly M￿8Ur￿l al colt 8ThJ
$ubwuonUy m*88wed at c￿1 ￿$8 any 8rtufflul8tod kJ5808. The *rwestm8nb are a&8888ed for
imp8irmenl at each reporting dat• and •ny inwirment h)sMs LY of inwaim•fit kxoos arn r8cognr81d
Imr￿lIate￿ In tho inctyne stat•m•nt.
A $ub$bJiary b an entity ¢￿trO￿l by the 9roup. Control rè to the financiil ar¥J ryerats'ng polirig• of
th• ontity so ai ￿ obixin be￿fft$ fTryn Its athilw.
I.IZ CMh and Ga•h •guival•n(•
Cash includes cash in haTh# and (kpxrts ￿payab* on demand. Lknwits ar• rep4y4lyl• ￿ dbrnand rf ihey are in
pra￿1¢& availab￿ wthin 24 h￿r8 ¥￿t￿￿t P8nalty.
Ca8h ar• 8hort.t•mi ImatUThty b￿l¥j tthe rn￿th8 frrffi rl•cw￿t thtel, hljhty lou
In￿trnents that are re8dity t￿￿tible to known amounts oftash w•ith ￿ljn￿ant risk of char#Je8 in valw.
1.13 Provl8lon•. ¢ont6nggnt Il•blWtl•• •nd ¢ontwig•nt
Prov1$ic￿l 8r• rocogn*ed in the finandal 6taknn8nts th..
lal the Group arnj Chzrty has a pre58nt obligat'on Ikgal ￿ con8iru¢ts¥el a8 a resutt of a past event
Ibl it is prcèable Ihat on outylw of e¢orKJmt benefits be reouirgd to seiue Ih8 obl*3at*)n, and
Icl 8 relwble esknmste can be ofthe amunt ofthe r*4ytiw.
The Group and Chanty recognL8es a provi%w)n as a Iiatxlity Consolthted Staiemenl of FinaTru￿ Position and
rneasures Ihis al the e8lYnate dthe ￿n￿nI rylu1￿ lo sen* tt¢ th￿al￿)n af the Te[￿l￿g date. When th? efl¢¢t
of the tirntt value cf rnoney k5 material. the arnounl recognised as a provtsion L8 detemiin*l by discfxJnb"n9 t
expeded future ¢ash at a pre-￿X rat• that r8lkts ￿kS 5F￿ffiC io tha lsabdty.
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EDUCATION FOR INDi￿TRy GR¢XIP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMEi¥rs
FOR THE YEAR ENoeo 31 JULY 2025
1.14 T4Aalion
Current lax, includiThJ UK Co￿oratIon tax and forevan tsx. is 8t amounts exp8d•d to b8 pakl Iu faeo¥er8dl
sing Ihe tax rates and lawE th8t have been enactsd or 8ubgtanti4*ty 8nacted by th& raporbro date.
The Group F¢rulK¥ty ev*uates posithm in tax reium5 *ith re5PKt lo srtuation5 in *thich applicable tax
regu18tK)n subject to Interprets￿ and (xJr*thrs wtth rt 4$ kYrt>at* t￿t 8 tax authorty will accept an uncertain
tax tr8atrn8nl. The Group measures its tax babrw either b&•J on th• mosi Itk*ty amtyJnt or the eypact8d value.
depending on rnethoj a bettar walict*)n ol the resolulw of ts uncertaiiity.
c￿er￿ tsx Is provKJed In fvll ¢)n ts.ming drflerence$ that emt at the da18 and that result in an oblgatkon to
pay more tsx. or a rvjht lo pay less tax in future. Tr d&fety•J is Nwursd at the rat8 eyct*J lo apply in
cds in which the timir¥J differe1￿ are expefAed to re¥*rse, based on Ihe lax rates aThY Iws that are enact•d or
sub8ianiiv6ly 6n8Ct8d at th8 f8portiTrJ date. unrel￿*d tax b)¥ses glher deferred tsx 88Bet$ shall be re¢o9nL%eO
only to the •fftnt Ihat It i% probat4e that Ihty wll be reco￿led wn8t the r8V8r881 of d8f8rr8d tax l18bil1t￿ or other
future t¥YAbL8 profrtj. Deferr￿1 tsx assets kat4.lths not dwthnljd.
The Charity B 8n exempt chanty %•*hin th• m•aniNJ of Port 3 of lh• Chaiiijèi Ad 2011. It is t￿refOre a chanty wrthin
th• rneaning ol Para 1 of S¢￿U￿ 6 to the Finonce Act 2010 af#J ac¢ordiNJly. Charrty is potenlialty •￿rnpt frorn
UK CorFof8lion Tax in of incKJTh￿ or caprtal gains vthin tale90r￿ COve￿d by sedion 47&488 of ihe
corpofab.on Tax Act 2010 ICTA 20101 or 256 01 the TayAtioTh ofChar9gablg Gwn6 Nd 1*32, 10 ￿ gxtsnt th•t
Such incom8 or gains are ar¢)l￿d lo exclusNety o*¢arrtable puw*•s
Th• Charity rnt*iv•8 ft0 iim4ar exty*?n in r¢BPg¢1 ol V￿yo P4*J•J Tax IVAT). VAT on expeTrJrtur•
I￿venUe #nd Gapta51 ￿ irbdudBII in Ihe coJls eyThlitwe. Any if1￿￿v8rab￿ VAT allocabj to fix•J 888gts 1$
Includeil In their c081
Ch8rity'8 Èuhhjiary ttffjp8Th￿ aro to Corpwlw T•x and VAT in Ihe wne way 88 •ny ¢omm8rc4al
1.IS FIMncl•l In•tvum•nt•
T1￿ Group and Ch8nty has eknd•d to ￿1)p1 S•dpJns 11 12 01 FRS 102 in res￿ of Ihe ¥eCC#3nits'c￿ 8nd
asurement ol finanri81 in8lwments Finwclal and Ikqbilit*8 ar8 reeognrfad Ihè GrtyJp Charity
b•come$ party to tho coptradual wowsion ol IM instrum•fit arnj th8y *• da6*fi•a actsjrding lo the 5ubslanc8 d the
tractual 8rrarw¢nts entered into.
A finandal A￿1 and A linaM81 Ikqbilty are ofls8t onfy when there i& a *alty enforceab￿ rvjht to W off the
recognised amounts arn1 an ints0￿c￿ orthw to S•ttkd on a b&ts. or to r8ali58 the asset and 8ettkn liabilty
8knuhareou8ty
Financial assets
886ic financial assets Inc1￿Je trade 8nd Olher r￿a￿ab￿s. cash and cash wufv4￿nts. assèts arè Inltialty
recognised at tiansa¢tion prKe unless arran9oment cThi$titutes a finanuThJ trartsxiion, wh•r8 Iha Iransactw)n li
asured at the pre8ent value of future wipts d￿￿unte4j at a mathei rat• of ini&f•5t. Such assets are
subsequently carr￿d at arncftK4•J cost usiThJ Ihe effeclNe Interest rate methThY. Fina￿ra1 assets are as$8$s•d f
Indicators of impalm￿t ot each rowiirrfJ date. 11 Ihere ts ctitictibp e¥thr￿ ol an im￿l￿nt lou is
rgcwni$ed in the State￿nt ol c(mpffjWsive incxTh.
AS an 8xe8Ption to thè pc4w #bm. the Gry¥ #nd Clwrty measure8 rts ¢r•Je t￿￿8b1e aTrJ contract assets at the
transaction price and not at the present v￿ue when. al ccffltract Irw1￿)n, payment 1$ expected vAthin 12 months or
less fr¢yn when the Gro￿ and Chanty tra￿11￿ th• gc￿d or Se￿￿ lo rJJ8tom8r.
For finarrtial assets carried al arnortssed c4JsI thè Inpa￿1 the ¢jfve￿ be￿een the c8rrying 8mount ofthe
asset and the pr858nl valu8 of the estimaied luture cash dlwjn￿a at the asset's orvjinal effe¢bve intewl rate.
Finaroal as89ts arg der¢¢(*3nffjed when ryhts to the cash frtyn th• a￿1 orAfe sett￿d or
subst8nlwll¥ 811 of the risks and rewards of Ihe ty*mersho of the asset are transferred to anoiher Dathf.
Financial liabililiès
Basic financial l￿de trade and other pJy8bkn and intra8roup l)8ns. These liabilitie5 are initiaHy recognoed
at trartsaction p(ice urAess the Wra￿￿rent consbtutes a fillanoNJ traI￿aG￿n. wher8 th8 d8bl Instrument is me88ured
al the present value of Future paYft￿nts dixwnted at a m*ket rate of interv5l. tknbt instruments are subsequent
c8rri8(J al amorb58d cost Using the ellect￿ interest rate me¢hrAI.
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EDUCATION FOR INDLK8TRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMEMTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2026
1.1S Financlal instruments Icontinuedl
Financial liablllti•8 l¢ontlnuedl
Trade paya*Jes are oblwjaticffjs lo pay for goods and 8eryK88 that acquired in the ordinary course of
busine￿ from $up¥)l*r5. Accwnts Payab￿ are dasS￿d as current h**11￿5 rf Pay[r￿nt is du8 Wthin year or
less. If no( they are Pr￿n￿ as non-current lth"litss. Trade payabbs are rewnised initrdlty ai transacuon
priee and wbg¢qugnlty rn¢0gured ¥t usirvj b* effects%* *rte￿t rate mellKd.
Finartial liabilit* are dwBcoJnned ihe *41ty is ca￿￿￿•￿. orewres.
1.16 R•Mrv••
Ufir8StrKt&J rwr¥es repres¢Tht r¢¥ourLw wlmch may b& uwj lo*ards M￿rg any G4 Ihe chantstAe
¢bJ'ècts ol the ¢>oup and Chonty at oftt* tQgrd.
R88lrictsd reserves comprise fvrnls re￿Ned frK S(￿r￿ FNIlPOS8S. Such as imjrgarns and othar allo¢4tw)ns from
thg EduG8tion and Skill$ Funolir#J Agency IESFAI, MLQI be used ¥1 acctydanch wilh Ihts rdevant lunding
dIt￿n8. Thi8 includ88 amount8 provbJ8d lor 1￿19 8ur80ry and Free Meakn in Furthor Educ¥1￿)n. whth
are r•stn"et•d 10 $UPPOrting elWkry students, ¥nllarg and rdated ne•Y$.
1.17 Ao•ney Arr*ng•fflonts
The Charity acl¥ a? an •J?nt ITr the coW•ction aTrJ payment of Leamer Swport Fundj, educ8tion81 mainten8nc•
allow*ces aTrd Adurt LearniThJ Granl and res￿8n￿l bur88rw. R818t•J payments from the EFAJSFA
sub3equBiiI di%bur5emen15 lo slud8r*i¥ are exdud8d fr£￿ Sial8rn8nl ol Comp¥8￿nsiVe Incom8. axcepl
for 5 pur <¥nt gr¥nl rec•t¥8(I 8¥all*s￿ to Chanly lo cowr adminslrBbon colts rdal￿g to
the grani. The Charity orva rwthr of•tsff dwjtoied 10 ts *JM￿￿￿•t￿X1 of Lo•m8r Support FuThJ
applicatk*S and payffl￿ts
T1￿ ￿parat￿n of the Gro￿? Charty's finanoal statements fth)uw•8 mgnagemant to makè judg•m•nt8,
ellimates. and assumpttJn8 Ihat apolcaiion of accomting Oici•s ar￿ r•Ptr￿J amounts of aJs•ts ar
Ir¥bililie8, income and expenses. These ji*rnents. estsm8les. assooaied assLtmpbons am based en
hbtodcal ¥nd other fxtw. ￿¢1￿)ITha of future e¥ents that ore bel￿ lo te rea$onabl•
uTraer th• circurnlanrns. ￿ i••ultir¥J •cr•uniry wtim•to1 will, by dofiiNbon. •el&)m equ•l th¢ r•l•ted a¢bJal
r•8ults
Crltlcal accountbn9 O•tlmil••
Tangib￿ fi*d as$oi$ aro dopro¢i*t•J OV•f th•ir usthjl I￿ tthing inio atoyjnt miduul valueu, *there
appropriate The ￿tual Ii¥*s of Ihe 8ssets 8nd mKJual vaJv&s ar* assessthj annualty and rnay vary dapanding on
numb8r of factors. In rtrassessiThJ asset Ii¥es. factors suth as tethnokgKal irsnovabw and mointsnanc4
programmes are laken into account. Resklual Value a88e55menls con5hlw issue5 $uth 4$ future rnarket
condilKJns. the remaining hf• of Ihe asmt ar•J d*F¥xal vahM8.
gnlfi¢antludg•m•nts
In prepamo the8e fin8n¢ol8tat￿￿nts. Manag￿￿t hm m•Je tre I￿￿￿..
. Oeterrnined whelher ￿ase8 entered into by the Gro1￿ aTrJ Charsty •lher as a lessly or a Fessee a￿ orwatirvj or
financ&168￿. Thasè dock%￿)n$ on an ass858menl ofWh?t￿r Ih& risk8 and rewards ol ￿eTShp h
been transferred fTom the lessor to tl* ￿$see on a *ase ty kne ba5¢5. All ￿aseS hz¥e been IdentsfEd as
oFer8tiThJ
. Oetefrnill8d whether there are of impaThpnt ofts wup'$ fiy•J assels. Faclors token ￿10
C￿)$￿￿era￿.0n ¢n reachiNJ a decoK)n 1fid￿ the econcffjK th'lity and eycted fijture financ481 performa
ol the a$$et and ￿ere it 1$ a cOmp￿¢nI ol a lafger cash4on¢rab"ng unit. tho I￿abIlIty and 8xpethd fubjre
performan￿ of that unrt.
* Oetemined that the Charity shoukl recDJni8e 8 r*o¥isM for a roteTrth"al VAT lia￿rty under the reverse charge
me¢hani5rn fgf over5ea5 servKe5 Nlea5uremETrt of the IHbilty Invow asse55trvJ h'51orical wrchases. primarily
rb&ng and media. aThJ apptyirKJ ¢Jn l&dilMMyJ ar¥J brnivwJ of any ￿lty. A provisK￿ has
been reco9Trised basal on this asseSsM￿L
Page 25 of 34

EDUCATION FOR IPiIUSTRY GRCAIP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMEifrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
3 Tuit￿ fw •nd ¢du¢•tion ¢ontrxts
2026
rooo
2024
UK Furth8r Education SbJd8nls
4 Fundlng boty granucontract incorno
2025
É'ooo
2024
Education Fundir*J Pqency
Skills Funding A￿A¢Y
Counol Fundlng
her
14.703
1,201
11.435
293
5 Oth•r Incom•
2028
eooo
2024
Sundry other incom•
279
433
6 DonatlonJ and •ndovfflwnts
2025
202
p'rrfy
Donaiw)rrt wpth
Donalh?rA recognised during the y8ar Irom Grew Slreet Limited loloming £1.817k *ere restricted for the relurbishment ol
El￿tra Hou80. Elocir8 Hou9• has be￿ brwJM In￿ u* (bjnng thg ￿r ar¥i the rgBkncbon h88 bggn mgt and
th• fundi now unfe$ln¢t•d.
7 Emth•••
TM monthty numly•f of by Ihe gro￿ duriThJ lh• yafir wa•..
Group
202$
Charfty
2025
£.￿0
Ch8rlty
2024
2024
£'oty)
Teachlng staff
Student support
charity iUFWt
140
97
116
75
6S
74
79
Total
214
Their aggreg8te rernurnrab.on c•rnwMed..
Group
2025
Chartty
202S
Grtrjp
2024
Ch8rty
2024
£'fy)o
Wages and salarie5
Social se¢urity costs
PerF5iM eosts
10,089
8.2S1
7.347
721
6.490
313
T¢ial
9.411
7.356
Page 26 of 34

EDLKATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
7 Ernployee8 Icontinuedl
Penslon coBts:
Th8 total amujnt paMJ inlo by t￿ Chanty in tt* yew lo 31 2025 was £152.78612024". £118,3201.
The number of Slaff vAth a Iiasic sabry ofo¥*r £fy).CO) pw anNm has t*•n W￿￿d•d bdow.
2025
2024
No.
B•81¢ ￿Illry p•r annurn
£60.W1 10 £65.IMXI
,CQ1 to £70.IJXJ
£70.W1 10 £75.C¥X)
£75,￿1 10 £80.TrX)
£￿.0)1 10 £95.tJJO
£95,1XJ110 £100.1
£105,001 to £110,(KI)
£115,001 10 £120,tK¥J
£120,001 to £125.¢X*)
t125,00110 £130.(DJ
£190,001 ¢0 £195.CK#)
£220,001 to £225.(KrfJ
14
13
zozs
2024
Tolal r•rnuneration ot th• hwl ol th• ¢harlty
Wages and sdar
224
8ryJ P8rern In Iw ￿. convw
l. The head Oft￿ pr(Nb￿8 bawc t8￿ry * 5.9 tim•8 th• rthaian pay of8taff12024". 4.6 bm8$1. whorè thè m&Jian
pay kl calcuigtsd en a luI￿tIm •oVNa￿nI b•8ii tho p4*1 by th• prov*J•r to its ithff.
li. The head of the provthr'8 lotsl rernunefali￿ B 8.7 ts.mes the medtan total mnunerab.on ol stsff 12024. 5.9
tlm•sl, whtre the mediBn total reMUT￿ll0n ￿ CBkJJLqtgJ on a full-lyne g]urw¥lent typ$￿ for the lolal remuneration
by the of rt8 8t•ff.
8•nlor po•t.￿d#￿' •mdum•nts
Senior p051hokSers are defin￿ as Ihw peTrC￿ hawThJ aTrJ pl•nnin9. dirKtin9 ond
controlliNJ the 8th"vit*s of the Charity. staff costs papj 10 58nh?r posthddgrn.
X126
2024
Salaries
SociBI security ￿•ts
Ot￿r
91$
115
81
179
1.091
The EFI Group keeps Its salary uThJer regu18r as a mininun. 3 yearn. h
bonchrnarking realign￿g ol pay also lak88 pLgce lor 8p•Jfic rok5 when there B a busi￿58 ca88 to do 80.
Benchmarking arKt rtralgnrwit of the Se*L* Leader5hp Team ISLT) pay look ￿￿ce In 2021122 re5uhsrrfJ in
incre85e5 for s￿8 roks lo 8n8ur8 remaiTr rxynpeÈitNe. and to panty wn(ryst EFI Group leadgrship
team. With regard8 to other incre88es. thwe ￿ no aut(￿a￿ annual in¢wse". Il 1$ de¢em)ined by performal￿e.
Bonuses performafi￿ salary ffKrpa5es arB an annual basis. These awe informed by lh8
EFI (>oup'8 perforni￿￿ <Seve1￿MeTht prrKes$ whith ¢￿SIsts of monthty check-lns whth assess c*>￿"ve$ aryj
inpact, culfflinzting in an annual FerfCrfrnafi￿ review In Septemter. Eath employee wll Tecei¥e a sujre from 1-5
in tl*ir annual revEw11 b￿Tra inthquate ar*a 5 the best m￿l￿able> based on their perfomiance. Thi5
8core then d￿tateS Ihe pay % in(xease tw WAI receNe. w ro sector reC(mMeT￿a1Ion$. EFI Gr￿p fuNJs aic.
Al increase$ are signed oll by Ihe Chair of Govemors arNJ Prinupal & CEO arKI usually take effect in Sopternb8r.
Page 27 of 34

EDUCATION FOR INDUSTrY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 202S
7 Employeos Icontinuodl
DuriryJ this Iwn•, th8 Chair of Governor8 Prinopal & CEO also assess casos olexceptional parfomiancel impact
which may warrant a bonus, pui by eitlw the Prinupal & CEO or the SLT BOn￿Se8 are owsfjnalty
ccfflsid8red outsb* of thi8 windN but only 86 W •XC*pti￿.
The abow procw ap￿￿5 to dl slaff lindudiThJ SLTI. othw than Ihe Pr¥y)al and Cknk to the C>)vemors. Any
ernoluments for Ihese rdes arts d8od*J by the BoBrd.
T•rmination co¥ts'.
T8rminalion redundanGy C￿t0 of £nU {2024". £83,70n w*• ￿T.
2025
2024
Int•r•¥t •nd oth•r fin•nc• Sncom• I co•1•
Int•r981 incoj
Bonk inlw¢st rKe1¥￿1 on dewit
22
Intgrgst and Ot￿rfin￿r￿? ￿51$
Intemt eyp)n￿ on lin•rK• li￿41￿"•4
260
9 AnatyDl# of totsl •xpgndltur• ty •ctlvlty
2025
2024
Tèachlm Sl1￿￿rt *eMc•s
1.176
Admini81rntb)n and 8•rvr
Rent
2.169
4.026
4.184
1.849
10 Audltorf• ￿m￿•1110￿n
2025
rooo
2024
£'ooo
Avjrt of thè fifiarKial staierrnnb OF th gro￿. p•rent SU￿dI￿*S
87
11 Int•n9lbl• ••••ts
Group
£'ooo
Charlty
tooo
Goott*lll
Colt
84￿nCe at 1 August 2024 and 31 Juty 2￿5
Amortis•tion and i￿￿4￿*￿t
Balance at 1 Augusl 2024
Amorbsation tharge
8atance at 31 July 2025
187
Carrylng amount
At 31 July 2025
At 31 Juty 2024
1.059
Page 28 of 34

EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEIIENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
12 Tangib* a88ets
Prop•rtyi pl•nt•nd •quiprn•nt
Group
Fittings and
Course of
Equlpnwnt COn￿￿¢t￿On
Tolal
£'ooo
Cost
At 1 August 2024
Addition$
Transfer3
'sposal$
At 31 July 2026
8.815
2.113
2.220
11.4711
4,￿2
2.030
18.9921
17.846
4.799
109
1.471
820
427
1.701
Dgprnclatlon
At 1 August 2024
Charg8 for the year
$posalg
At 31 July 2025
8.815
475
1.79)
12,649
1.245
1.701
138
Canylng •mount
At 31 July 2025
i uuiy
Char
FkxturN A•••l• In th•
Fltting8 •nd
¢our•• of
Equlwrnnt cO￿tructIOn
knpYov•m•nts E4ulpn*nt
TOIAI
Co•t
At 1 August 2024
Addit￿r4
Transle
1.231
2.201
11.4711
4,*2
2,030
18.9921
16.145
4.417
109
1.471
At 31 July 2028
D•pr•cl•tlon
At 1 August 2024
Charge for the year
At 31 July 2025
1,750
1,2Q2
133
10.948
1.232
C•rylng •mc•unt
At 31 July 2026
626
Al 31 Juty 2024
Furth8r Infomi8tM on 5ga88d 888els is provNled in 20.
Page 29 of 34

EDUCATION FOR INDUSTrY GRIJUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP NNANCIAL STATEMEMTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
13 Fixed as8•t investments
2025
Group
2025
Charity
2024
G￿P
2024
Charity
£'ooo
Investment in $yb$kliar
1.941
1.941
Invo8tm8nt in •uhldl•ry
X125
Group
202S
Charlty
2024
Grwp
2024
Charity
At 1 August 2024 31 Juty 2￿25
N•t book value
At 31 July 2024 and 31 Juty 2025
13.1 3ub8ldl•rl••
DelaiLs of inv8stm•nts in wh￿h th¢ ¢rnilbJabJ ¥TrJ Chwty lurle•• hold Th or mor• olth• nominal Val￿ ol
8ny class of share capital are as folhy4n'.
rNiimhrb
Educabon fv1Th1u$try Awarfl L*nrt•d
IC67939041
End point
as&ossm•nt
g¥n¢J8t
i>din•ry
Electra Hou••,
84 Moorgat?,
London.
ErslaTrJ. EC2M
8SE
FRA Ent•rpnM• 20201120918681
Ordinary
DmTrt
Th8 London co1￿09 ol Beauty Tknpy
LThiied1030537991
Cydinary
14 D•btorn
2025
Grvup
2025
Charrty
2024
Group
2024
Charity
£'ooo
Amounts falliNJ duo after rnore Ihan one year.
Other debtors- rent d?￿rt
D•f•rrod lax asg•t
819
819
019
2025
2026
Char
2024
Group
2024
Chatity
£'ooo
Arrtounts f8lling due within 01￿ yw.
Tr￿¢ debto
mounts due frfmll group urthrt*irys
Other deblors
Prepayments actr￿1 I￿rne
1.716
640
203
78
494
12
731
208
Amounts 0￿￿1 to gro￿ Unde￿￿.￿J$ are ufisgtsJr¥J. int8r85l.Iree. no fiy8J date of rePayn￿t and a￿ repay¥)￿ on
demand.
Page 30 of 34

EDUCAMON FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEPAEMTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
15 ¢reditoi8: amounts falling du? ￿thin ong y
2025
Group
X12S
Ch•fity
X)24
Charity
Group
Le￿ Iugblty1888 noie 201
Trade creLlIto
Social security ￿ other tsx8ts.￿ payab*
Other creditors
Aceruals and deferred incA)W
Amounts ¢ywed lo grw undertakings
713
$51
191
5.92S
671
240
13
4.350
212
13
3,910
197
4.828
Doferrgd Sn¢om•
Incl￿ed wlh a¢¢ruaL% and defeTrJ incTh fOlU￿ of lficfjme ha%* d81grrnd until •wcific
pwFomiance related Condi￿￿$ teen I￿1.
2025
Charity
2024
Group
2024
Chanty
ÈDOO
Group
Incem• from ￿￿traCts cu*omors
701
659
895
1&1 Provl•lon• lor Il•bllllkn•
Gr•yp
¢h•nty
rooo
Group
Chanty
At 1 August 2024
Prowsions made durlr@ th• y•ar
511
At 31 Juty 2026
The group provtsson8 relate8 to an k8as• F)fO¥*4￿ in Th• Loth of 88aity Tr*r•py Llmtt•d tor Ramill
Hou5t, whith 1$ du¢ to e￿1￿ in Sept￿ter 2026.
16 R••trlet•d rM•r¥•8
Reserves with reJirictKrt ar• A8 I￿￿..
Group and Charlty
El•ctra Htsu
lund¥
202S
Total
2￿4
Total
fvnd•
ro
5,339
B•l•n¢M at l AugU•t 2024
5,183
156
32
Electra House Relurfoi$hmenl funds r•t•Md in the
Butsari81 reC￿l¥8d in the year
Totsl r••tri¢t•d tomprehen8sv• Incune for th•
ymr
1,817
1A17
5,183
124
1.817
5,307
Trarder of restr￿ fvnds to luThJs
11761
17,1761
At 31 Juty 2025
[￿ring the year. addilionsl ￿S￿icted intt￿e of£1.817k was for the E￿Ctra House prq￿t and £84k Irom other
restncted 9rants and dOna￿n$. FollLMing ccryikbon of Ihe Ekntra HcAJse wie¢t. £7.CKlJk w45 iraTr5f8rT8d lo unrestricted
funds and £178k of other wtrthd WlCCffjE wa5 Utilisgj. The daBiTrJ bal￿￿ at 31 Juty 2025 of£64k reFxe5ents FE
Learner Support Funds.
Page 31 of 34

EDUCATION FOR INDiISTRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMEpirs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
16 Restrictsd rns•r¥•8 Icontinuvd)
2025
Total
2024
Total
An*￿1• of other r•8trict•d lund• IdonalwJnB by type of purybo￿.
SchoLqr5hip5 and bur5ari8S
Student funds
j&￿ing refU￿18￿t
General
231
1761
5.183
A transfer behfftn rnStr¢I￿ r•s•rves and uThrgstii(18d ¥8S8Th8s 01 £7.(MX* was rgwgni8ed In the year followng
complebon ot the refurbi$hrnenl of Eknlra House. at whth wnt there ￿re any re8tnctk)n$ on the
Capital don81ion A lurther £176k transfw to unresthcW r•Ser￿S has r8cogni*l in respect of gr8nt¥ from
Ivnding b(*Ji•s for which FwlomarKe rdaled conditic￿5 have baen $ati$fied. and we tsrefore no longer
onsid¢rod to ￿ r•slricted. The ck)sing bala[￿0 at 31 Juty 202S of £64k represents FE Leamer Support Fund•.
17 C•4h Bb6orb•d by group op•ratlo
2025
tooo
2024
£'OLM)
IC•1￿) I8￿￿1U8 fort￿ ￿#r aftèr t&x
11,1MI
5,895
Adlu•lTrwnt• lor.
Intei8$t on(1 olher finonce C￿11
Intef8St 8nd olhor fin8neo income
Hmorri03ty￿. 8ng 1ryQ4￿.e￿.l CV a••a
Oweciatson and Impairmeni of wwiy, plant am equyr*N
777
289
Mov•m•nt• In *￿rkIng upltsl:
Ilnc18a881 in tradg and ott*r receN*Jkns
Incr•a8• In tr&Y• afid ¢thar pay&s
I￿re¥S6 in provhh
11,7371
2h62
1690
C••h 9on•r•t•d ty op•r•llor•
18 An*ty*￿ of ¢hanw In n•t fund•1groupl
¢••h
Flow•
At 318t Juty
2025
2024
Ca8h and cuh ￿u￿8$MIl
19 Capital and other cornmltmontr
Pmisiws ha¥e not been m•de lortr* fcAbwirs wtal ¢cmmthn•nts •t 31 2025..
2025
Group
2025
Charity
2024
Group
£'oc
2024
Chanty
£'ocK)
Capiiat ¢ommthnts
Copilal ¢ommrtments indude th8 contr￿lua1 commitm8nl rWirvJ arkl rnaintsnan￿ ol Ekntfa
Hous8
Page 32 of 34

EDUCATION FOR INDUSTRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
20 L•¥808
Le88ed fix6d&wt8
The Chanty and GroLP kne Var￿￿5 Itern$ of￿￿￿n￿t vnder contracts typicalty lastiThJ years. Lease terms are
I￿N1￿UallY Mgotiated vary sb3nrfKanty. As at the date. knas• ayroomenis dts not includ8 any restricb
covenants or condib￿S Impthj ffi the Gro￿.
I￿l￿ded wrthin lotsl ffixed assets ar• 8ss•ts wrdwsed urthr firw¢• knaje..
Flxthre
Fittin￿ and
Equlpm•nt
¢)Mup •nd Charity
EquipThnl
Totsl
Balancg 011 2024
Additions
1.471
447
1.918
Balanc• al 31 2￿25
447
A¢¢umul•t•d d•prrtl¥tbon
88lance al l August 2024
Oepreci&Don for ￿ ye•r
579
t$318nce 81 JI July 21J2>
i¥
C•rryln9 •mount
At 31 July 2025
At 31 Juty 2024
981
Financ* the liobililM felatiNJ to k4•ood a81•ts d￿4)￿J in Note 15 8￿fj we 8theduled for repayment by August
2028.
Lease Ilatshtffts
Al lh& reporting gTrJ date the 9r￿p arKI Chonty lad ¢JAstarth'r¥J eommllmenls fu fvlur• mknwnum1948e p8yThTrts und•r
r￿￿-Can¢•I18bIt optraliThJ ￿8$e8. whith ts# due •9 frJlky*s".
Y¢•r Endod 31 2025
Group
ChBrfty
Year End8d 31 July 2024
Grow)
Charty
rooo
Wrthin one ytsar
and fi¥*
Mere than five ye*s
JN83
13.59S
29.567
3.359
13A37
29.567
613
6.900
31,289
6.959
31.269
21 Limitation of I30￿mOrn. Liabtlity
The Charity has purchayed an injuran￿ lo cowr the gowmors. liabilty £2.5m.
Page 33 of 34

EDUCATION FOR INOUSTRY GROUP
NOTES TO THE GROLIP HNANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JULY 2025
22 Relatsd party tran•o¢tlons
The Chwr ofG)¥ernrxs vki Lor¥Jman Corwttancy prty•KI8 seryx8S to o¥ersee th& r8lation8 tha sports
organi$athXS othw fBshin rBtaikns. Consuhancy Ya a f8lBtsd p8ty as rt the Chair or
£1,5&312024.. £2,923) ol Gwnc¢s &yp8nEo8 wr¢ p8wJ in yoar.
UnNersity of the Arts LoThJon IUALI a￿ the awaryjing body lot 5e¥eral of thE Lewl 3 and Lv￿1 4 C￿r5e5 aTrS EFI
Group pay 8Y2m registratrtin fees to IJAL.
Tho Finant8 Go¥*mor via Sally HBfTi6 CoachiTrJ, co8thir¥J w￿l0r¢ ond Your Sgat Business
Partner F¥ooramme' to ELT m•mim.
202$
2026
2W24
2024
Exp•ndrtuY• Bal•n¢• d
to rvlat•d
to rnlwtsd
p•rty
p•rty
Eypenrsiture 8oLqnce dug
to r81gt*
party
£,￿0
paty
Longman Con$ultsn
UnNersity of the Arts LoTrJon
Sally Harr* C¢)ach
32
11
231
14
Page 34 of 34