Charlty reglstratlon number 1122536
Company regIStra￿On number 06362939 (England and Wales)
BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
sts68
JufE Taylor
Sarah Slaler {ChaT)
Clare Gabriei
Graham Quint
Julia Clarke
(Appointed 10 September 2024}
(Appolntèd 13 November 2024)
IApptint8d 8 January 20251
(Appointed 16 December 2025)
(Appointed 15 January 2026
{￿ointed 21 January 2026)
Nathan Smith
Mark Shlngletffl
Chlef Ex8cutlvo Offlcer I
Secretsry
Nell Homby
Charfty number
1122533
Company number
362939
Reulsterod offlce
Unit 2, Hanley ￿tsrkS
Hanley Sv
cestershire
WR8 ODX
Audltor
Kendal Wl8y LLP
Granta Lry*Je
71 Graham Road
Mknm
14 2JS
Bènkth
Co-oFerati¥e Bank
PO Box 250
Delf Holtse
Southway
Skdmersdaig
WN8 6V

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
CONTENTS
Pag
Trustèes, report
Stslement of trustees. T￿pOnsI￿lI1es
Inde￿nd￿tt wdtlc<s r4
Stalgmenl olffinan(aal ac4rvities
Balan￿ sheet
10
statement of cash fiow8
11
Notes to the ￿an¢1￿ Slaten￿rrtS
12-22

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2025
The trustee8 their annual r8Wqt and fin8rthl ststements for th8 year ended 31 August 2025.
The financial 8tatemenl$ have been prepared in accordar￿e Imth the acojunting ￿11￿8$ set out in note 1 to the
flnanci81 statements and CoM￿Y wth the d)8rity's goveming d￿ument, the Companies Act 2006 and 'Accounting
and Rep¢Jting by Charilies.. Slalemenl of Re(x)mmerKled Prth appllcable lo dwritias preparing their accounts in
accordance wlh the Financial R8rKrting sI￿ard aptAicable In the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS
1021 leffodive 1 January 2019).
ObJo¢ts
The Charitys objects Cyhe 0￿ect$7 are to than￿ education by suth as Ihe Iruslees may consider
appropdale induding by Means of establishing and cwadng any educ*iona e8tablishment or astablishmenls In
Malvem Hi118 and in such other parts of the United lQngthm or Ihe worhJ as the trustees may fr￿n time lo lime think
fit and to ftdfil such other purposes are exdu&vdy charit8t4e ac¢ordiThJ to Ihe law of England and Wales and
are connected with the chaiitabl8 of the chaiity.
Obj￿￿Ve$ and actlvltlos
Objectivés.. We are an Indepervjent special schwl worknng wrth Y￿n9 pecve have struggled in mainstream
schools. or forwhom mainstream education is not suilaLIe.
Building s&W worth, confidence. recLxJnI￿ng their unique gffts and being prO￿j of ￿8t they do, are all as important
as obtaining qualifications. We ftxus on the swal. wa¢tKal and personal thlls that will help them lo achieve their
polen16al and move forward into SUc￿$Sful adullhLxxI, Imng lulfilliro lives and contributing lo Ihelr communities.
We offer a programme of core subj￿, SLKI) as mafhs, english, scio￿, ph￿Cal education end RSHE alongside a
range of practi￿1 8nd therapeirtic subjects. sud) as art, music, ICT. horticullfjse, animal ￿Te. cooking, construction,
humanikn'es, rnindfulness, counselling and olhw therapies. Our sixth fomi Cent￿ is much more focused on careers
guidance, vocational training. preparation for aduthood and independent living skills alongside corthnued academic
and persrmal progression.
The trustees have paid dl￿ regard lo guidance issued by the Charity CDmmission in deading what a¢liwties the
arTty $￿Uld undertak8. The trustees abide by the updated Memorandum and Artides of Association aThJ
Instrument of Governan￿.
The day ID day respon￿bill￿eS and targets of the of trnstees is linked very dosely lo the overs5ght and
monitoring of the school improvement plan and any projects andlor issues raised by the Headleacher CEO
during goveming board meetings. The trt￿ee$ are primarily respons1t￿e for holding the 8chool actountable for
ad)ieving th*r targets, rnainlaining the finances, managing pupil numbèrs. adhering to relevant legislations and
reswnsibililies. corrtiwed pr¢)fossional devdopmenl of staff. slaff ￿ten110￿ aTh1 recruitment and 8xutate reporting
and record keeping.
Tha trustees have paid due regard to guldan¢e issued by Ihe Charrty knmiss¢on in deciding what activiti￿ th8
cl7arity should unthrtake.

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2025
Achlevements and perfom)ance
The school has continued lo develop over the last year. st￿Jent numbers have keen stable and the s¢hool remains
al capaoty al th8 main site 8fKI dosa to rapaoty at th8 Sixth Form, wth a total of 51 pupils acToss the 2 sites.
The Schol￿ has contlnued lo broaden ts rarge of OFporlunthes availa1￿e to sbjdents and Its key athlevements for
the 24125 academic year indL¥Jed'.
• Addilronal support serylce8 being implemented a(TOSS Ihe ￿Ole sthocl.
The expansion of the Sixth Form I￿ntre.
Gontlnued devdopment of pastoral supwt cn offer:
Acornprehenslve trydlnirvj (CPLI progrdmme throughout the yearfor all staff.
Increased revenue,
88'/fy of young peopie ￿a￿n9 In July 2025 made a posltive progresskin Into wcrfk or further traInin￿￿jWat10n.
which 18 in ke8ping wlh previous years.
Recrulfment
GovemDf3 are recruited on a need5 basis. with carehjl 8naWks of areas of expertise that will add value to the
e￿sting govemlng board. Annually, the govemlng Lurd evaluate thdr work identrfy clear goals for improvement
and action. Prospective govemrs will undergo all safer reC￿lIment checks including inlerviews befi)re belng
appointèd and after Selecti￿ they be Su￿.eCt lo the usual DBS 8ueenirwJ process. All new gov&rnors und8rtake
trainlng in the role of a govemor and trustee. indudlng safeguarding and complete a thorough indLKth)n.
Remuneratlon
RemurEr81ion of the Headtea¢&w and CEO fs by the g)vemlng try)anJ and VAII be reviewed In line vllh the
nana81 ￿￿'0m of the business. ￿)Mparat￿e rates of pay acrosg the industy and taking inlo cowderalion staff
salaries and role&lresponsibilitie8 acmss the wder bu&nes& Annu￿ inaationary pay inueases are allrxaled lo all
staff sdaries and approved by th8 trustees.
Rlsks
The princlpal idefitified risk lo the b￿ne$S al present remains 1he lunding stream and as50cialed pupil wmbers.
The buslne8s relie8 largety on one main Local Authw aThJ rf pupil refeffals were to reduce this would have a
negative IM￿ upon tho ￿rfO￿a￿e of the business. Hol￿er. the hKJh sch￿1 sile Is over sUbscri￿ed and has
remained so for 8 nurnb8r of years and as s￿h is op8rat¢ng at fvll Ca￿1￿ vAth no for8casted chan￿. The sixth
fomi centm was not at full capacity in 24r25 but still perfOn￿ profftabty. Oper8tiThJ wth suitab* cash re8eNes
supports the abllty to lolerats stmne fluctuation in pupil numb
The tntstees monitor the ￿￿get every half teffti aTrJ review this before Ma￿ng any decisions regardng fvture
stsfflng and addl11￿al Interyentlc4￿.
Voluntser5
The high school sile uses a 8m811 number of volfftteery6. These vdunleers are subjected to the same level of DBS
¢*eck5 prior lo their placement and are alkncated restK)nsibilthes suitable to thelr abilllles. Largety, the rtsles of
volunteers fom part of the sdwol's plan to sUp￿rt the wder c￿nm￿lIty and offèr Me￿IngfUl to SENI
disabled eduts.
Feèdback
Parent and pupil feedbad(18 frequerfy ￿￿111¥e. wilhin the last 12 months we have comments such a&
Yo be honest, he's a chaThJed person Sin￿ he's beell there. vR're realty pro￿ of himl I do genuinely believe
tth? staffl all hava 80rne anwing qualities wheth¥ it's your hUm￿r. knowledge. or praclicai $kn118 or even all 3,
regardless you are all very kind people and Ihays vthat matters mostesFeckally to me.
The sGh¢)ol will regularfy ffide feedb¥k to pupiL8 ￿ parenwwers and al80 create OFVOrtunilte8 for feedba¢k to
be receN&Y, thether this be fDrmalty thr(￿h ofsied Parent Infcffi￿1ty via IdepFK)ne (al or email.

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORT) {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
Golng concem
After Ma￿ng awropriak enqulrtes, the Trustees have a reasonab￿ expectslion that the Cc4npany haB adequate
resource8 lo continue in operational e￿$terte for Ihe foreseeatde firture. For this reason, they conllnue lo adopt the
golng con￿r￿ basis in preparing Ihe financial statements. Further detai￿ regarding the adopts'on of the golng
corK6m ba￿8 can be found in Ihe acuthiThJ Fdioes.
Flnanclal revlew
Bridge School Malvem Ltd's totsl income for Ihe ￿ vras £2,524,495 (2024.. £2.158,4351 and trAal 8xpendllure wa5
£2,468,51812024.' £2,146,977). AchK8virrfJ a surplus for the year of £55,97712024.. £11.4581. At the year er￿ lolal
funds w8r8 £840,022 12024. £784,045) of which £551,080 {2024.' £nill were deslgnated, of which £474,(tyO is
represented by tangitA6 assets arKI £77,000 is a capltal projects fund. Free reserves were £288,942 {2024.'
£354,255}.
Reservos poIIcy
The GDverrKJrs aim to maintaln free ￿5h reserves In ￿reStriCted funds at a 18vel that equates 10 20% of annual
charitsble expenditure. The GoV￿nOr3 consBJer that this lèvel V￿]1 prowde sufficient fijnds to respond to short-term
¢hange5 in funding or Joss of students. If it is required that free cash res8rves are used. the CEO NMII infomi the
governors giwng the reas￿ and likely durdion.
In addtNon, a D￿Ignated Building Investment Fund may be establish￿ as r8quired for fvrture Inveslrnent In
Infraslruthm, patts"culaAy lo replace facilities that are lost through an lna￿.1rtY to renw exsting biihjinglsile leas8S.
Any unexpended sums. after the cash reserve has been rnel. at the request of Ihe trustees will ￿ althaled to this
nd. FSC may frc4n lime to tim8 direct Ihat a spec4fic 50ur¢e of revenue be Set aside tor reserves. Pemil￿ON from
tho FSC will be required before any ffiJn(ts from the De$vJnat&J Buili*r¥J Investment Fund are used.
stNcture, govemance and management
The charty is a company limited by gLtarnnlee aTrJ w88 Set up by a Tnjst d￿.
The trustees, are also the directors for the purrose of company law, and who during the year and up lo
th8 date of signature of the llnancial statements were".
Helen Attree
(Re&g￿l 17 Marth 2025)
Julle Tayl¢x
Sarah Slater {CF78ir)
Geoffrey Vevers
Clare Gabriel
Graham Qulnt
Julia Clarke
Sarah Crowe
Nathan Smith
ark s￿ngleton
(Resig￿1 6 October 20251
(Appoinl8d 10 September 2024)
IAFPOitrted 13 Novemkr 21Y24)
{Appoinled 8 January 20251
{Appoinled 16 Det£mber 21Y25)
(Appointed 15 Jamary 2026>
(ApFLMrrt&J 21 January 20261
The post ofchair ofGDvemors is hdd by Sarah Slth.
The management of the Company Is the re8p)nslt¥lity of the Truslees vhK) are elerted and c{kop￿ under th
lems ofth8 Trust deed.
None of the trustees has any ben&firaal interest in the wmpary. Al of the trustees are members of the ccmpany arKI
guarth to contribute £1 in the event of a wndng up.
Audltor
In accAxdance with the company's articles. a resolution FwrvJ that KeThJall ￿leY LLP be reapp)Inted as
au(klor of the company wlll be put at a G&neral Meeting.

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2025
txsclosure of Infomatlon to audltor
Each of the trustees ha8 confimied that there is ￿ infomiation of which fvy are aware which is relevant lo the
8uthI, but of which the aulfitor is unaware. They have futher confirn￿d that they have taken appropriate stsps I
Idenlrfy such relevant infomiation and to gstabfish that the auditor is aware of Suth infomiatlon.
The trustees. report was 8pprov&l ty the Board ofTNste88.
Sarah Slater (Chairl
Thisteo
23 March 2026

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
The trustses, who 8r8 8180 the diredors of Brldje SL*th Klalvem Ltd for the purpose of ¢ompgny kw, ar8
reSponsi￿e fc￿ preparing the Trustees. R8PCMt and thè finanual Statements in accordance ￿th applicabl8 taw gnd
Unf(8(i lQngdom Accounting Standard5 (Uniled ￿ngdoM GenerdlyAccepl8d ActountirYJ Pr￿tice).
Company Law requires the trustees to Ffepare fir￿￿81 st81ements ￿ eath financial y&8rwhich gNe a true And fair
view of the stale of affairs of the charty and of the irKoming re9)ur￿8 and appIiG4tiC￿ of resources, induding tho
Income and expwidrtum, ofthe ctharflable ¢ompany for Ihat year.
In preparong these finantaal statem￿ts. the trustees are reqiured to:
- 8elect sultable accg)unting policies and then ¥pty them consrstenty.
- ob8erve the melhods and prinoples in the Chwities SORP.
- make ludgemersts a￿1 eslmatès that are reasonable and PnKlenL and
- prepare the financial statements on the g(xng concem basis unless it i¥ inappropriate to presLwn8 that the charity
will continua in operab'on.
The trustees aft responslble for keeping adWe accountirrfJ records that disclose vthh reasonable accuracy at
any time the financial positi￿ ofthe charty and enable them to ensure that the ffinancAal statements comply wllh the
Companie8 Act 20C6. They We also Teswn&b￿ for safeguardiryJ the as8ets of the d￿rIty and henco for taknng
reasona￿8 steps for the prevention detecb.on of fraud and other irregularitie&

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
Oplnlon
14Ve have audited the finawal statements of Bridge Schoc4 Malvem Ltd (the '¢harityl for the year ended 31 August
2025 4thich compri8e the statement of finanrAa advib8s, balance she8( the statement of cash flows and notes
lo the financial 8tslemenl8, induding significant accounting pdicies. The finanaal reporting framework that has been
applle(I In thelr preparatlrffi 1$ 4)pltitde law and United lfjrWm Ac￿ntIng Standards, including Financlal
Reporting Stsndard 102 Th& Fin8nci81 R6wrting standa￿ applicabl& in the UK and Republ￿ of Itelafid (Unlted
Klngdom GenerallyknepledAccounting Pracbcel.
In our oplnion. the statemerrts".
glve a true and fair view of Ihe stste of ¢harit&le wnpanY$ affairs as at 31 August 2025 of ts
Incoming resources apF4icatlon of resources. for the year then ended,.
have been property wepared 41 ac£ordance vfith lQngth)m Generally Awtod Afxounting pr￿Cb￿.,
and
have prepared in accordan￿ wilh the requr8m8nts of Compani8sAca 20￿.
Bas18 for oplnlon
We conduLted our audit In aC￿rdan￿ wrth Irrtemational StaTrJards on ALKlthng (UK) (ISAS (UK)) and applicable
law. Our respon￿bIll￿eS urbjer those standards are further de￿b￿l in the Auditoff5 reswnsibKities for the audts ol
the flnancial statem&nts seclon of our repKJrt. independent of tre charty in aC￿rdanCe the ethical
requirements that are retevant to our audit of the ffina￿al st*emen15 in the UK, w￿u￿ng the FRC'S Ethical
Standard, and we have fU￿illed our other ethieal respowtxlibes in aceordan* with Ihese requiremen￿ Wa telieve
that the audit evldence we have obtsined Is sufficient and apprcwkqte to provlda a basis for our o￿nIOn.
Concluslons relatlno io golng concem
In auditing the ffinancial ststements, have I￿r￿4L￿jed that the trustees, u88 of the golng concem basls of
accounting in the preParatiC￿ of the finanaal statements is arwprlale.
Based on the we have F¢rf￿Med. we have identified any material unc*rtainttes relating to events or
conditions that, in(l¥idualty or collectivety. may cast wgnrficanl doubt on the charity's ability to continuo as a goiNJ
concem for a period of at18ast ￿1v9 months from the financial statements are aulmrised for issue.
Our responsibilibes and the res￿sIbil￿ of the trustees ￿th res￿1 to wing concem are dgscribod In the
relevant sections oft￿5 report.
Other Inforn￿lI0n
The other information comprises the infcfmaticn Ir￿uded in the annual reF￿ other than the fina￿la1 8tatemen18
and our audltorfs report UEreon. Tre trustees are responsib￿ for the ¢)ther infomiation contained wlhin the annual
report. Our oplnion on tre finanual statements th)es not cov8r the other infom1811tM and ￿ dD rK)t express any form
of assurance conctusion thereon. Our responsibility is to read the other informab'on and, in doing so, consider
whether the other infornwtion is mat￿l01[Y irv))nsstenl wth ￿ finaDck?I statements ￿ our knowledge oblaine(J in
the course Dflhe audll, or clho￿ls0 appws to b8 materiJty misststsd. If we identify SL** materHI Inconsistenc￿8
or apparent malerlal misstatements, we are required lo detemiine whether this gwes rise lo a mater01 misstatement
in th& ffnancval statements tremsdves. If, based on tho have p8rfomiod, ￿ condude that there is a
malerfal misslalemenl of this other information, ￿L￿red to rep)rt that faca.
have nothing to rep(Yi in this regard.
Matters on whlch we are requlred to report by excepuon
We hav8 nothing lo r8port in respoct of th& fdbvlng matters in relati(m to whith ￿ Charitb8s (Accounts and
Reports) Regulations 2008 require us to rewt to yw rf. in our Okynicffl..
the information gNen in the finanoal statements is inconsistent in any material respgct with the Irusteos,
report.,
suffidenl accouthng records have not been kept or
the finanoal 81atemerrts are not in agreernent the records., c*
we hav8 not raceivgd sll th8 Infonnation and ewanations we require for our authL

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE TRUSTEES OF BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
Respon51bllftles of truste•s
As explained more ful￿ in thè Statement of twstees, responsi￿li￿as, the trustees. who are also the directors of the
charity ftx the purwse of ecmpany law, are responsible for the weparalion of the financlal statements and for being
satisfied that they give a Irue and fair ¥i8w. and for such intemal control as th8 trustees delemiine is necessary to
enabl& the preparation of financial statements Ih8t are free from material misst8temenL whether due lo fra￿1 or
error. In preparing the ffinancial statements, the trustees are resr•)nsible fLY assessing the charity's ability to
conllnue as a g¢ing concern. dISd￿ng. as a￿lCa￿￿e, matters related lo gxng ￿nCeM using the goiro
con￿rn basis of accounting unless the Iruslees either intend to liquidate the charita￿e cunpany or to cease
operallons, or hava no realistic aMemative but to do so.
Audltoes resp¢)n$lbllltlgs for the audlt of th8 flnanclal slatemènts
h8ve been 4)pointed as audltar under section 144 of Ihe Charities Act 2011 ar￿ report in ar£ordance wth Ihe
Act relevant Wulati￿$ made ￿ having aff￿t IhereurKler.
Our ￿e¢lIveS are to obtain reasonatAe assuran￿ ab(¥Jt ￿er the financial stslemonts as a WIK)￿ are free from
material misstateme￿, %thether due to fraud Or error, and to Issue an auditorfs r8fM)rt that includes our Opin￿￿.
Reasonabie assurance Is a high level of assuran￿ Fjjt is Th)t a guarantee that an audit cO￿uCted in acthanc&
with ISA8 (UK) will always detect a material misstatement it exists. Mlsslatements can aris8 from fraud or
error and are consklered material rf, individually or in the agJregate, they (￿Id reasonably be expected to Influence
the economic decl8ion8 of userstaken on the basis of these finawal statemet)ts.
The extent to which our proc4(lures ara (spable of detecting irregularibes. incluc4ng fra￿J. is detailed t*low.
Extent to whlch the audlt was consldered eapalAg of detecling Irregularitles. Includlng fraud
- an underslandiw of the risk assessmfjnt prtxess (including the assgssmenl of thè risk of fraud) a(k)pted by the
Trusts& Board is obtained and their atbtude to rfsk ascertained.
- an assessment of the susceptitrilty to maknl mis-Statem&tt of the financial statements as a rasLIt of
management over-ride or fraud is m*.
- tt is ensured that Ihe engagement team have, colledively, the appropriate Comi￿1￿, capabilities and skills to b8
involved in th8 assignment, are fully ￿efed and understand the risks spe(ific to the chanty.
Audlt response to rlsks Identffied
- processes to l&st the outcomes of our assessment incl￿, a review of TnJst88 Board minute8, ana￿t￿81 reviow,
the rèlevance and accuracy of ￿gnificant accounbrKJ estimate8. substantNe testing of signfficant transactions, work
to identfy L￿USUal or Ljnexpected accounung entries I￿U(￿n9 the testing of loumal entrie8, infomation di¥dosed in
the financial statements is traced to SUPFL)rting d0￿mentatIOn. In 811 Instances il is ackn0vAedg￿ thal material mis-
slalemenls that arise frC￿ fraud may invdve ddiberate 1X￿￿￿81Men1 or Collusion and are. therefore. by their very
nature harder lo detect than those arislng from error.
- an understandlng of the leg81 a￿1 regukg10ry framework a5 applKable to charty is obtsined together wlh
knowlodge of the pro￿ureS Put in by Ihe charfty in order to cA)mrAy wth the Same.
- it is established if ther& have been any instartts of nOW(￿PI￿n￿ Trmth apFAut4e law8 and regulations, wher6
there are such breaches, a fvll underst&￿ing. galheriTrJ of rdevant documentalion a[￿rt￿ning to the
event is obtained arKI assessed.
11 should be noted that AudÉling starKJards lim￿ the audit Wr￿ad￿eS reqLired to I￿￿11fy norpc0mplla￿ wlh laws
and regUla￿on9 to ewuiry of the trustees arKI other management and the of r8gulatOry 8nd kgal
corresporyJenLE, rf any.

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE TRUSTEES OF BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
Our rosFK)nsibility is lo audit and express an oplnion financ￿ siatements in ￿>[darth with 8ppllcat48 law
and Inlemation&l Standards on Audrting (UK and Ireland). Those standards wuire us lo comply with the Auditing
Practices Board's (APB's1 Ethlcal Stsndard for Auditors, Indudin9 "APB Ethical Standard - Provish)ns Availabl8
Small Enlitios (Revised) in the ryrcumstsnces set (￿rt In note 23 to the ffinanci￿ stslemenls.
A further descrfption of our respon5ibililies is avalable on the Flnandal ReE￿Ing CourKI's Web￿le al.. https:11
wvJW.f￿.org.uklau￿torsreSp￿lb1lItIfjs. This des01ptic￿ fom18 part of our a￿litorS rer*xt.
Us8 of ourrnport
This rewrt 18 made sdely to the c*ariVs trustees. as a body. in acoydance Imth part 4 of Ihe Charities (Accounts
and R6POrt8) Regulations 2008. 0￿ audlt V￿rk has been UKlertaken so that we might stale to tharivs trust899
those matters we are required to stsle to them in an auditc￿5 report arKI for no other purpose. To the fullest extent
pemiitted by law, we do not accept or assume resp￿sIt￿lty to anyone otF*r than the tharity the charity's
trustees as a boty, for our aLKlit wort fc* thls rewt, or f￿ the OFinicns we have fc￿med.
Sarah Morfey BA (Honsl ACA (Senlor StatutoryAudltort
for and on behalf of Kendall Wadl¢y LLP
23 March 2026
Chartergd A¢countants
Statutory Audltor
Grarta Ltsdge
71 Graham Roa
Ma￿n
Worcestershire
114 2JS
Kendall Wajley LLP is efigibk? for aprK)intment as of th8 charity ty of its eligiblllty for app￿ntt￿nt as
auditor of a company uThJer $￿titsn 1212 oflhe compan￿SAct 2006.

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITUREACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2025
Total Unrnstrfcted Re8trlctsd
funds
funds
genernl
2024
Total
funds
funds
gèneral deslgnatsd
2025
2026
funds
2026
2025
2024
2024
Donations and
legarAes
Charit8￿8
actIv￿eS
Investments
other income
898
300
2,429,687
3.418
67,214
23,278 2,452.965
3.418
67.214
2.047,842
517
63.350
48,426 2,094,268
517
63,350
Total Income
2.501.217
23,278 2,524.495
2.112,009
46.426 2,158,435
Ch8ritable
2,427,472
41,046 2,468,518
2,1 CQ.195
46,782 2.146,977
Net Incom81
lexpgndlturel
73,745
(17.768)
55,977
11,814
(356)
11,458
Gross transfers
behveen funds 12
1568,848)
551.CQO
17.768
Net {expendlturey
Income for the y¢arf
Net movemenl In
funds
(495,103)
551,080
55.977
11.814
13561
11.458
Fund balances at I
September 2024
784,045
784.045
772.231
356
772,587
Fund balances at 31
August2025
288,942
551,080
840.022
784.045
784.045

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
BALANCE SHEET
ASAT31 AUGUST2025
2D24
Notes
Flxed assets
Tanglble 858els
13
474.080
429,790
Current assets
Debtors
Gash al bank and in hand
14
96,105
461,626
26.485
403,150
557.731
431.835
rodltors: amounts falllng dug wlthln
one yèar
15
{191.789)
177.380)
Net current assets
365.942
354,255
Total net assets
840,022
784,045
Income funds
Unrestricted tunds - dwgnatgd
Unrestrct&J funds- general
551.080
288,942
784,045
840,022
784,045
The company is entitled lo the exemption fI(￿n the audr( requiremenl (yjntained in 477 of the Companies Act
2006, for th8 year ended 31 August 2025, although an audit has been carried out under sectlon 144 of the Charities
Act 2011.
The director8 aCknO￿edge their respon￿bIll11eS for ￿pfy7Thj vAth the requirements of Ihe Ccffiparigs Aca 201
th reSp￿t lo accounting records the preparth.on of firwvial statements.
The members have nE)t requlred the comwy to otlain an autht of ts finanraal statements under the requirements
ofthe CompanlesAct 2006: for the y8ar in qu&stion in aC￿rdan￿ with sethon 476.
These finanaal *tements hav8 been wepared in aLxordanc8 with the provi￿ akX)Ilcable to ¢>Jnpanl&s subject
to the small companie$ wime.
The financial ststernents were approved by tho Truslees on 23 2026
Sarah Slaler (Chalrl
Trustee
Company reglstratlon number 06382939
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BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
2026
2024
Cash flows from operatlng actfvitle5
Cash gen&ral8d frrM operations
19
130,661
97,520
Investlng artlvltles
Purch88e of tangible fixed awts
Proceeds from di8posal of langitA8 fixed
assets
Inveslmenl Income receiv&J
(77,053)
(133,854}
7,053
517
3.418
Net cash used In Investlng actlvltlos
172.1
{126.2841
Net Increasel{dètrnasèl In cash and cash
equlvalents
58,478
128,7641
Cash and cash equwalents at bgglnnlrg of year
403,150
431,914
Cash and cash equhTalents at end ofyear
481,626
403,150
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BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
Accountlng pollcl
Charlty Informatlon
Brfdge School Malvem Ltd 15 a private o)mpany limiied by gu8ranlee ThKtirporaied in England and Wales. The
registwed office Is Unit 2, Hanley ￿￿t*ShL¥5. Han￿Y 9wan. Worcester, ￿￿rces1er$hiTe, VVR8 ODX.
1.1 Accountlng tonventlon
The finanoal Statements have toen prepwed in ￿CordanC8 ￿ the charity's goveming thcument, the
Companiè8 Act 2006 and 'Aco)untlng and RepOrtll￿ by Charibes.. Statement of Recommendod PractKe
applicable to chartties preparing their accounts In accordance with the Financial Reporting Stsndard
applicabl8 in th8 UK and RepublK of IrdaThJ IFRS 102) leff•the 1 January 2019)" The Charity is a Publlc
Benefft Entity as definèd by FRS 102.
Tha finandal statements are prepared in st￿1r￿J. wthi¢h is the fU￿￿onal currw of th8 charfty. Monetsry
amounts in these flr7ancAal statements are rounded to the neare* £.
The financlal staternenls have been weparèd under the cx)51 Lxmvention, modifi8d to include the
revaluation offreehold land to market value. Tr principal accounting pdicies adopted are set out bèlow.
1.2 Golng concorn
At the knme of app￿¥1￿9 the finaTh￿al statements, the trustees have a reasonable expertation that the charity
has &Jequate resources lo continue in opetab.ond exstence for the ￿Seeable fijlure and that th8re are no
malerfal uncertainties about its abilty lo c4Mlnue. Thu$ the trustees continua to adopt the g￿ng concern ba818
ofaccountlng in preparing th6 finanrAal ststements.
1.3 Charltable funds
Unrestricted fvnds are aw￿lable for use at the disc¥8tson of the trLtstees In furtherance Df thelr tharitabl8
otyectlves.
DeSI￿ated ￿ndS comprise fvnds have been set aside at the discretion of th8 trustees for speclfi¢
purposes. The purposès and LWS of the d￿gnated funds ar8 set out in the notes to the financial statem8nts.
R8slricted fvnds a￿ subject to speciffc o)nditi¢M by dcKK)J¥ or grantors as to how they may ba used. The
purposos and uses ofthe reslrfct8d fvnds are set oui in the notes to tho finaThiaJ Statements.
1A Income
Incrxn8 Is recognised when the charrty is legally enbued lo it after any Perf￿n￿ Cond￿C￿8 have been mel,
thè amounts can te measured reliabty, and rt is probabK8 that inc￿e will be receNed.
Cash donations are recognised on reeelpt. other donati￿￿ are reLxJgnlsed 0￿8 the charty has been notified
of the donation, unless rKrfomiance cond￿'0n5 requir8 deferral of the amount. Income tax recoverable in
relation lo donatic￿S rO￿ved urKJer Grft￿d or deeds of cowant Is recogni¥ed at the time of the donatlon.
Servlces pmvided urKler conltaL# 18 iTh)Jme reLeived fr(Kn Local Authodties and is rec￿niSed on an a(zruals
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BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEhlENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2025
Accountlng pollclgs
IContlnu¢dl
1￿ Expendlture
Expendlture 18 reccgni$ed once th￿ Is a log￿ or constrnth obligation to transfèr economic benefft to a
third party, It is probable that a transfer of 8¢￿0M1C benefft8 WAI be requlred in setUemenL and the amount of
the obligation c* be mèasur&J rdi*Ay.
Expenditure Is dassrf5ed by aclsvity. costs of each activity are made up of fhe total of dir&t Costs and
shared cost8, including support ¢0sts involved in undertakiry each actiMty. ￿rect costs attributatrA8 to a singlo
actNity are allocated dSredy to that activty. Shared costs ￿ribute to more than one acllvrty and
supportcosts %thich are not attribJt8ble to a singk acth'vity are apportioned belween those aclvlles on a basis
consistent with the use of resources. Central staff costs are allocaknl On the basls of tim8 spent, and
depreciation tharges are oll¢xated the wtion of Ihe assefs use.
1.6 Tanglble flxed assets
Tangible fixed assets are initiaty measur8d at o)st and sub8ewty measuwd at cost or net of
d8preciation and any impalm*nt losses.
Deprecaation is recognised so as to wriie off the cost ￿ valuation of assots l&ss their rewdual valu88 OV8r their
useful INes on the fo1th￿TrJ bases..
Freehold land
Loasehdd land and bulldlngs
Plant and ew1pm￿t
Computers
Not deprecIa￿l
10% straight line
5%- 20% reduung bthce
25% r&Jucing ba
The gain or loss arislng on the dIs￿SaI of an asset is deiemiined as difference the 8ale proceeds
aNJ the rArylng valu8 of th8 as8eL and Is recogrised in the statement of finanLyal a￿￿09s.
1.7 Impalm*nt of ftxed assets
At each reporUng end date. the charity rev7ews the carrytng am(yJnts of rts ￿gI￿8 assets to determlne
whether there Is any indication that those assets have suffered a) imp8irment loss. If any suth Ind￿atrOn
exists, the recOVera￿e amount of the asset is ￿tiMated in order to detemine the extent of tre impairment
1088 lif any).
1.8 Cash and cash oqulvalents
Cash and cash equivalents i￿aude cash In hand and da￿￿ts hdd at call b￿ks.
1.9 Flnanclal Instrum&nts
Charity has deded to apply Ihe provi&ons of Seclion 11 'Baslc Financial Instruments. and Sod(￿ 12
'Other Financial Instruments Issues, of FRS 102 to all of its financial instruments.
Fin8n¢ial instruments are rwnised in the dwitrfs batart6 sheét whwj the charity becomes paty to the
c￿trar￿ual protrisions of the irtstTumenL
Finanoal assets and lialxlitias ar8 tjffset, bmth tr* net amwnts Frnenled in the financial st8temonts, when
Ihwa is a legalty enforceable right to set off the recogrmwl amounts and ther8 is an intention to Sett￿ on a nel
basis or to realise the asset and selue the Ilaliltty SimU￿aneouSty.
Bask flnanclalassets
Basic financial assets, which Ind￿je debtor8 and cash and bank balance8, are initially measured at
transaction wc8 Including transaction costs and are subwuenlly carri￿ at amorbs8d cost using the effectlve
intsre81 meth*>J. Finanual assets das￿r￿ &s r￿Nabl&wIthin c￿e year ar8 not amortised.
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BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
Accountlng wilcles
Icontlnued)
Baslc flnanclal Ilabilities
Basic finar￿la1 liabilities: I￿UdIng uedttors are IINtialty reeognised at trensactlon price. Flnancral liabiliU8S
¢lawfied as payable w(thln one year ar8 Th)t amortised.
Trad6 creditors are obligations to pay or seNices that have been acquired in the OrdIn￿ cours8 of
opefations from suppliers. AJll￿nts payat4e are classffied as Ujr￿1 liabiliti8s if payment is within one
year or less. If not, they are presented as nowurrent lthil￿e￿. Trade creditors are rewnised inib'ally al
transaction prlce and subsequenuy measured at amorti8ed cost U￿ng the effedive interest method.
DotBcognltlon of ffnanclal liablllrfles
FinancAal liabilities are derecognlsed *then th& charity's contrxlual ot11￿tiOnS exFire or are d18L*arg8d or
cancelled.
1.10 Employto beneffts
The cost of any unused holiday wrtillement is re¢(y3nised in the ￿rkn] in whith the employ88's seNk88 arè
received.
Terminatlon ￿l￿fitS are wnised immediatety as an expense when the charity is deMC￿StratlY cc*nmthd
to temiinale the eMp]oym￿t ofan em ￿0Yee or to youide temiination b￿efits.
1.11 Retlremerrt benefits
Payments to defin&J contribution ￿rement benefft ￿￿eMe8 are as an expense a8 thay fall ￿8.
crftlcal accountlng estlmat85 and judgemènts
In the aPplUti￿ ofthe charity's aLxountiThJ wlkies. the t￿￿5 are rewired to make jtbJg8mènls, estimates
and assumptions aboth the ￿rr￿r￿j amount of assets a￿1 liabilrties that are not readily apparent from other
8ou(ces. The estimates aTrJ associated assumptions are based cffl hi81orTrcal experience and othgr factor3 that
ar8 considered to be relevanl. Actual results may differfrom these esumates.
The estlmates and underfying assumptions are revivwed on an tXKJoing basis. Rewsions lo ￿luntIng
estlmates are recognised in the PaiC*J in which the estimate rewsed where the revision affects ¢J)ty that
period, or in Ihé F¢ricKI of the re￿slon arbj ftrture wiods t*there the revisbn affect5 both current arNJ future
pemds.
As dthled in note 12, the Yaluation ofthe freetrbjld land I￿. vrflh the canwng amount of £72.CW.
Income from donatlonG and lega¢les
Unrestrlcted Unrestrlctsd
funds
funds
2025
>24
Grants
898
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BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEmE￿rs (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
Incomo from charllable actfvltles
Unrestrfcted Restrfctsd
funds
fund8
2025
2025
Total Unrestricted Restrlcted
funds
funds
2024
2024
Total
2025
2024
Ser￿ces provided under
ontra¢t
2,429,887
23.278 2.452,￿5
2.047.842
46.426 2,094,268
Income from Invostsnents
Unrgstrktod Unrestslcted
funds
funds
2026
2024
Interest re￿Vats4e
3,418
517
other Incoma
Unr05trtctod Unrestrfctsd
funds
funds
2026
2024
Bridp The Gap ma￿ern Ltd
67,214
63,350
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BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
Charltable actfvitles
Charltable Charltable
Expondlture Expendlturo
2026
2024
Staff costs
Depredation
Staff tr81ning
Tea¢hing exponses
Consumables
Rgnt. rates 8nd utilities
Buildin￿site maintena￿e and dèVebF￿r￿t
ExamlnaticM fees
Vehides expenseslstaff rn￿8
Animal car8
C¢Jnputer Costs
Audil arKI aceountancy fe85
Legal and professlonal charg8$
Sundry exFEnses
Bank charges
Insurance
PLpII Premium costs
1,934,221 1,675.810
31.313
24,145
12.804
9,949
185,440
129.888
2,829
1,590
79,528
T7,954
61,833
89,853
7.203
5,863
12.996
7,300
6.324
8,294
26.741
21,996
15.686
20,031
19,738
14,889
6.418
7,521
910
1,263
23,688
19,150
41.046
31,481
2.468,518 2,146,977
Analysls by fund
Unrestrfcted funds- general
Restricted ftEnd8
2.427,472 2,100.195
41,046
46,782
2.468,518 2,146.9TT
Audltotrs r9rnunordtlon
Foes payable to the charws audltorfor the audtt of tho chartifs annual
accounts:
2025
2024
Audil of the charitys annual ac(#Junts
12.600
12,800
Trusteos
Non8 of the trustees (cf any persons Ccrflnec￿ ￿ryth them) ra￿Ved any remuneralion or beneffts from thts
¢harity duriThJ the year. were re1M￿r8ed eynseg.
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BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2025
10 Employee5
The avefage monthly number of 8mFAoyees durirvJ the year wa8..
2026
Number
2024
Number
52
Employmont Costs
2025
2024
ges and salarie8
Social c¢$ts
Other pen8iE)n c08ts
1,618,495
174.140
141,586
1,470,644
138,376
66,7
1.934.221
1,675,810
The Mmber of wmployeeg VA￿)se annual rwnurwati(m was more than £60.000
Is as follows:
2025
Number
2024
Numbor
£60,000- £70,000
Rémunèratlon of kèy managemenl personnel
The remuneration of key management personnel was as fol￿7*&.
2025
2024
Aggregate compensation
219,113
179,789
11 Taxatlon
The charity Is ex￿p1 from t￿tion on its actrvitth btrAuse all it5 inc4Ane is aprfied charita￿8 purpose$.
12 Transf8rs
During the finanua year a trarnsfer of£551,080 was madè from the unrestricted fund to the desbJnaknJ
This represented the c¥eation of a DeS￿￿t￿l Fixed Asset Fund to refiect ts net book va￿e of the tangible
ftxed assets hdd by the tharity arKI a Caplal Pmiects FutTJ to ￿ used forfulure e2plta axpendllure.
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BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED}
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2025
13 Tanglblè flxed assèts
Plant and
land W equlpmgn¢
bldkllngs
Computer8
Total
Cost or valuatlon
At 1 Seplemkr 2024
Addition$
Dlsposals
72,￿)
261.205
52.540
(1.4501
205,402
17.171
78,094
7.342
81 S,701
77,053
11,4501
At 31 August 2025
72.(K)O
312295
222.573
85.436
692,304
Dfrprnclatlon
At 1 Septemb8r 2024
Depr￿latIOn charged in the year
41,599
8.976
109.154
10.015
36,158
12.322
186,911
31,313
At 31 A￿gl￿1 2025
50.575
119.169
48,480
218,224
Carylng amount
At 31 AwJust 2025
72.(
261.720
103.404
38,956
474,080
At 31 ALVJUSI 2024
72,(fvJO
219.6C
96,248
41,936
429,7
2025
2024
Freehokl larKI
72,000
72,000
FreelTokl land wlh a carryirvJ amount of £72,000 vrds revaluad at Oca0￿r 2021 by Davld E J Prosser, FRICS,
independent valuers not COnn￿ted the tharity on the b￿8 of market value. The valLJ8trJn conforms lo
International Valuafjon stand￿d$ and was bawj on market transaclion5 on arm's length lemis for
similar properties.
The trustees believe the valuation is slill arKI fwr in cunpnlfinaniial year.
14 Dgbtors
2025
2024
Amunt8 talllng due wlthln one year.
TraJe debtors
Prepayments and income
8,104
28,405
96.105
28,485
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BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
15 Credltots.. amounts falllng dua wlthln one yèar
2025
2024
Other tsxatv)n and sodal seL￿rity
Trade Creditors
Other creditor8
Accruals and deferred Ino)me
88,431
7.198
81.306
14,856
32,954
9,8B1
8,894
25,651
191.789
77,380
16 Retlrement benofft Schemes
2025
2024
Deflned contrlbutlon 8chemg5
Charge to F*ofit or loss In re8Fect of defffted cx)ntsibution sthom8S
141.586
66,790
The chwity operates a defined contribution pension s(*eme for al qu8lifyirvJ employees. The assets of tho
scheme we held separatdy from tlvjse of Ihe charity in an irKlepwKl8ntty ayministered fvnd.
17 Operatlng lease commltn*nts
At the repthting end date tha tharity had oul*anding cijnmilments ￿ ftthre miThmum lease payments under
non-cancellable operating leases, Ithich fall due as fdbws..
2025
2024
thln one ye8r
Between two and five years
In over five yeors
56,790
194,836
212,749
43,292
33,125
464,375
78,417
Lessee
The operating leases repr88enl leases of the Fc￿r Piint Building, Units 2 and 3 Hanley Workthop and Unm
B al Sixways from third parues. The leases are n8Wtiated over ternis of 1-10 year5 wth phased inC￿e&Se￿
over the lease lem. All leases indlhle a p￿￿$[on five-yearfy UPKdrd rent reviews acc(￿ding to prevalling
mark81 CDThlib"ons.
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BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
18 Relat￿ party transacllons
During the year incomè of £82.￿13 (2024.. £54,172) was recerved from Bridge The Gap Malvem Llmiled in
r&lalon lo the use of Bridge Sthool Malvem Ltd's staff arKI services. Bridge The Gap Mafvem Umited is
company In %¥hich N￿1 Horr*)y, CEO of Brk*Jè Schcd ma￿￿n Lld, is a dir￿ and sh8rthlder.
Durfng the year purchases of £40.100 P024: £38.980) were made tr(￿ Bridge The Gap Malvem Limit￿￿ for
Use of thelr services.
At the year end £NII (2024.. £NiQ is wittmn debtors recavatye wilt¥n one year.
During the year purchases of £32012024: £840) were made frcth StAThgrews Church for the hire of meeting
rooms. St Andrews Church Is a thanty in whith He18n Attree. fomier Dlrector and Trustee gf Br￿ge School
Ma￿ern Ltd, is an empbyee. Furthemitye, wrchase of £1.793 were made to Annia Hornby which related to
teacher cover costs and other pUrChases.An￿a is th8 daughter of Nell Homby. CEO.
At th8 year end £NIL (2024.. £3201 b trmed to StAndrews Church, and is induded wlthin +yéditors due withln
one yeat.
19 Ca8h generatsd from operatlons
2026
2024
rplus forth8 year
55.97T
11,458
AdjUstm￿ts lor.
Investment incom8 recconi8ed in ststenwrt of finanaal ¥Avittes
Depraciatl¢Jn of tarKJitle fixed assets
{3.418}
31.313
{517}
24,145
Movem8nls in wortiro caixtal..
{Increaselldecrease in d8btors
Increase in creditors
(67.6201
114.409
59,648
2.786
Cash g8n•rat8d Irom opgratlons
130.661
97,520
20 Anatysls of chang•s In netfund8
The charfty no mat￿[al debt duriTrJ the y8ar.
21 Restrlcted funds
The restricled of the tharity comprise the Lnexwthl baances cl (kjnations and gTanl8 held on trust
subject to sp￿IfiC conditions by donors as io how they may ba used.
At1
In¢omlng Resources
Septembgr resources expended
Transfer5 At 31 August
2025
Pupil Premium
23.278
{41,046)
17,768

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
21 Restrlctsd funds
{CDntlnued)
Prevlous yèar:
At1
Incomlng Resources
SepteM￿r resources
expended
2023
Transfors At 31 August
2024
Pupil Premium
356
46,426
{46.7821
46,426
46.782
22 Unrestrlcted funds- Dgslgnated
These are unre5trfcted fund8 which are material to Ihg Charit￿s a(*[￿lIes.
At1
Septembèr
2024
Transfers At 31 August
2025
Designated Fixed Asset Fund
CaFMtal Projects Fund
474,080
77.000
474,080
77,0
551,080
551,080
A Designated Fixed Asset Fund was (¥eated to refiect Ihe net book value of the ￿gible fixed a83* held by
the charity In txder lo make the free res8rv8s wsition more transparenL
ACarAlal Projects Fund was to be u￿1 for firture ca￿¥t￿ expendituré.
23 Anaty61s of net assets bet￿en funds
Unrestiicted Unrestrlcted
nds
funds
deslghated
2025
Total
2026
2026
At 31 August 2025:
Tangible ass&ts
Curenl assetFJlliabilltie81
474,080
77.000
474,080
365,942
288,942
288,942
551,080
840,022
-21-

BRIDGE SCHOOL MALVERN LTD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
23 Analysls of net ass8ts betweèn fvnds
Icontlnuedl
UnrestrEctsd Unrnstrictsd
funds
funds
deslgnated
2024
Total
2024
2024
At 31 August 2024:
TaNJible assets
Current assel81lliabilltie8)
429.790
354.255
429,790
354,255
784,045
784,045
24 Provlslons avallable forsmall entltles
We have taken the exemplon permitted by 'APB EthKal Stsr¥Jard - Provi8ion8 Availablè for Small Entities
{Re￿sed>' to mitigate the management threat in rektion to the nor￿a￿jit 8awice of weparkng the stabjlory
accounts.