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2022-03-31-accounts

Annual
report and financial
Annual
report and financial
statements
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Pages
Directors and advisers 3-4
Forward
from our Chair ofTrustees
5-6
Operational
review
7-27
Directors' report 28-34
Independent
Auditors'
report 35-38
Statement offinancial activities 39
Balance sheet 40
Statement
ofcashflows
41
Notes to the financial statements 42-49

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Income and ExponCifuro
Account
for the year ended 31 March 2022
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
fundsf tunds
E
2022f 2021f
INCOME
Income from charitable activities 202,223 3,836,206 4,038,429 1,356,772
Income from other trading
activities
Consultancy
&Traded
activity 30,102 28,080 58,182 108,575
Investment
income
194 194 424
Total income 232 519 3864 286 4r096i805 1,465,771
EXPENDITURE
Charitable
activities
Grants made 8 activities undertaken directly 20,858 3,795,863 3,816,721 1.052,584
Support costs (12,675) 106,882 94,207 84,303
Governance 2,661 2,661 5,100
Total expenditure 10,844 3,902,745 3,913,589 1,141.987
Net income 221,675 (38,459) 183,216 323.784
Net transfers
between
funds
784 (784}
NET MovEMENT
IN FUNDE
222,459 (39r243} 183,216 323,784
Fund balances
brought
forward
14 301,494 482,238 783,732 459,889
FUND eakaNCES CaRRIED FORwaRD 14 523,953 442 995 966948 783 673
BALANCE SHEET BALANCE SHEET
as at 31 March 2022
2022 2021
E E
Fixed assets
Tangible assets 5,025 12,174
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors 1D 34,141 16,061
Bank and cash balances 1,144,600 938,481
1,178,741 954,542
CREDITORED amountS falling due within one year (216,818I (183,043)
NET CURRENT ASSETS 961,923 771,499
Total assets less current 6abilities 966,948 783,673
CREotroRs: amounts falling due after more than one year 12
6966,948 783,673
INCOME FUNDS
unrestricted
general funds
14 523,953 301,435
Restricted
funds
14 442,995 482,238
5966,948 E783,673
S(o(omon( ofcashffovvs
lor (ho yoar andod 31 March 2022
2022 2021
5
Reconciliation
ofnet movement
in funds to net cashflow from operating
activities
Net movement
in funds
183,275 323,784
Depreciation 10,037 12,321
Profit on disposal of Axed assets
Interest received (194) (424)
(Increase)/decrease
in debtors
(18,080) 45803
Increase/{decrease)
in creditors
33,775 94392
Net cash inflow
outgow
from o cretin
activities 20 814 475,676
Cashflows
from investing
activities
Purchase oftangible
fixed assets
(2,888) (970)
Interest received 194 424
Net cash inflow
outaow
from investin
activities 2694 546
Increase/(decrease)
In cash in the year
206,120 475,330
Cash at the beginning
ofthe year
938,480 463,150
Cash at the end ofthe
ar
1 144.600 936480

3
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
3
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
3
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
General
Unrestricted
E
Restrlcled
E
2022 2021f
Grants received (see note 4) 193,415 3,836,206 4,029,621 1,356,772
Donations 1,262 1,262
Sponsorship
Fundraising 4,889 4,889
Other 32,759 28„080 60,839 108,575
232,325 3,864,286 4,096,611 1,465,347
4
GRANTS RECEIVED
General
Unrestricted
Restrfcled 2022
E
2021f
E E
ACE Bridge Extension 53,359 53,359 53,359
ACE National
Porffolio Funding
878,347 878,347 878,347
Children
In Need
- small grant 2,485
Children
in Need
—main grant 9,045 9,045 36,136
Children
in Need
—Booster Grant 3,000
Let's Create Packs 11,810 11,810 30,283
Children
in Need
- Next Steps Covid-19 Grant 50,085 50,085 25,043
WWCSC (26,631) (26,631) 176,196
Erasmus Well-Be 104,690
CAF Resilience Fund 46,663
Erasmus
DIARC
92,956 92,956
A8 Ways Making
D Stewart —SEND 50e Anniversary
Donation 170
5,000
170
5,000
70
DWP —Kickstart 193,415 2,564,154 2,757,569
Foyle Foundation 25,000 25,000
Charities
Aid Foundation
168,474 168,474
Rutland
Council
—Virtual School 4,437 4,437
193,415 3,836,206 4029.451 1356,272
5
EXPENDITURE
5
EXPENDITURE
5
EXPENDITURE
Charitable
activities
unrestricted Restricted
Fullds
c
Funds
c
2022
E
2021f
Grants made &activities undertaken directly
note relates ex enditure to source offunds as shown below
ACE National
Portfolio
funding 467,146 467,146 361,184
Bridge Extension 29,030 29,030 28,550
Children
in Need —small grant
2,770
Children
in Need —main grant
15,415 15,415 13,312
Awards for Afi 5,689
Children
in Need —Booster Grant
1,500
Children
in Need —Next Steps Covid-19 Grant
17,352 17,352 1,826
WWCSC 96,735 96,735 820
Erasmus Well-Be 1,158 1,158 69,743
CAF Resilience Fund 22,235
Ag Ways Making 240 240
D Stewart —SEND 50e Anniversary 3,750 3,750
Erasmus
DIARC
64,862 64,862
DWP —Kickstart 2,564,106 2,564,106
Charities
Aid Foundation
19 19
Rutland Council- Virtual School 149 149
Other programmes 9,157 9,157 63,896
9,157 3,274,307 3,283,464 571,525
Staff costs associated with above expenditure 11,701 521,556 533,257 481,059
20,858 3,795,863 3,816,721 1,052,584
Support costs
Contributions
to Support Costs
(106,882) 106,882
Training 6,326 6,326 2,864
Staff welfare 1,104 1,104 1,240
Recruitment 2,392 2,392 630
Travel (150)
Telephones
& IT
25,513 25,513 20,720
Legal &professional 48 48 13
Bank charges 1,353 1,353 967
Depreciation 10,037 10,037 12,321
Income generation 57 57 7,469
Business Development 166 166 871
Rent 28,191 28,191 27,384
PR and communications 11,413 11,413 8,445
Local office administration 2,428 2,428 810
Insurance 1,279 1,279 719
Audit &accountancy 3,900 3,900 3,900
(12,675) 106,882 94,207 88,203
Unreslrlnred Restricted
Funds
s
Fundsf 2022
6
2021
8
Governance
Trustee travel costs
Trustee meeting costs 1.317 1,317
Trustee hospitality
Trustee Training 475 475 585
Trustee Insurance 869 869 606
2,661 2,661 1,200
Total expenditure 10,844 3,902,745 3,913,589 1,265,889
6
STAFF COSTS
2022 2021
5
Wages and salaries 473,657 437,349
Social security costs 41,773 25.576
Other pension costs 17,951 18,134
533,257 481,059

7
NET INCOME FOR THE YEAR
2022 2021
This is stated after charging: E
Operating
lease costs - property
26,854 26,621
Auditors'
remuneration
As auditors 3,900 3,900
Other services
Oepreciation 10,037 12,321
9
TANGIBLEFIXEDASSE
TS
Oflice
equipment
E
Cost or valuation:
At 1 April 2021 66,741
Additions 2,888
Disposals
At 31 March 2022 69,629
Depreciation:
At 1 April 2021 54,567
Charge for the year 10,037
Eliminated
on disposals
At 31 March 2022 64,604
Net book value
At 31 March 2022 5025
At 1 April 2021 12,174
10
Debtors
2022
8
2021
6
Amounts
falling due within one year
Trade debtors 32,656 8,507
Prepayments
and accrued income
6,069
Other debtors 1,485 1,485
34,141 61,8
11
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS
FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR 2022 2021
8 6
Trade creditors 50,111 85,560
Other taxes and sodal security 10,519 9,492
Other creditors
Deferred income (sss stso Note t sf
Accrued expenses 156,188 87,981
216,818 183,043
12
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS
FALLING DUE AFTER MORE THAN ONE YEAR 2022 2021
8 5
Deferred income
DEFERREO INcoME
At 1 April 2021
Income deferred
in year —for release
within one year
Income deferred
in year- for release
after more than one year
Amount released
in year
At 31 March 2022

13
FUNDS ANALYSIS
13
FUNDS ANALYSIS
General
unrestricted
fund Restricted
fund
2022 2021
E E E E
Tangible fixed assets 5,025 5,025 12,174
Current assets 584,950 593,732 1,178,682 954,542
Liabiliffes (66,081) (150,737) (216,818) (183,043)
Net assets 523,894 442,995 966,889 783,673
14
MOVEMENT
IN FUNDS At I April Incoming Outgoing At 31
2021 resources resources Transfers March 2022
E E E E E
Restricted funds
ACE National
Porffolio Funding
258,566 878,347 (964,528) 15,410 187,795
ACE Bridge Extension 500 53,359 (53,859)
Spirit of2012 —Emerge 488 (488)
RBS—Creative Enterprise 75 (75)
Children
in Need —Match Funding
648 (648)
Children
in Need —main grant
15,568 9,045 (21,251) 3,362
Children
In Need —Next Steps Covid-19 Grant
9,060 50,085 (59,682) 537
Awards for Ag 111 (111)
Swire Charitable
Trust
20,000 (20,000)
Fundraising
—2.6 Campaign
3,600 (3,600)
Let's Create Packs 11,810 (11,810)
WWCSC 160,520 (26,631) (133,888)
Erasmus Well-Be 32,697 (4,437) 28,350
CAF Resilience Fund 335 335
Ag Ways Making 70 170 (240)
D Stewart —SEND 50o Anniversary 5,000 (3,750) 1,250
Erasmus
DIARC
92,956 (68,962) 23,994
DWP —Kickstart 2,564,154 (2,564,106) 48
Foyle Foundation 25,000 (24,366) 634
Charities
Aid Foundation
168,474 (3,616) 164,858
Creative Mentorlng
Traded Income
28,080 28,080
Rutland
Council Virtual
School 4,437 (149) 4,288
482,238 3,864,286 (3,902,745 (784) 442,995
Unrestricted
funds
General 301,494 232,519 (10,844) 784 523,953
783,6732 4,096,805 (3,913,589) 966,948