Company registered number
07079874
A PARTNER IN EDUCATION
(Company registered by guarantee no. 07079874.
registered charty ￿. 1133224)
ANNUAL REPORT AND UNAUDrrED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
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NIP Accounlants Ltd

A PARTNER IN EDUCATION
(Company Ilmllod by guarantee no. 071¥19874, reglsleved eharlty no. 1133224)
REPORT AND HNANCIAL STATEMEPITS
For the year onded 31 Dgcember 2022
CONTEKrs
Page
Legal and administrnlivo inlormalim
Tru$ttts' Annual Report
In(Wndenl examlnerfs report
ststemenl of Ilmnclal actlvltleg
Balance sheel
ststemenl ol cash ffows
Noles lo the Imanclal statem
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A PARTNER IN EDUCATION
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTrATIVE DETAILS OF THE CHARITY.
ITS TRUSTEES AND ADVISERS
For Ihe year ended 31 lknber 2022
Company rog. no.
07079874
Charlty reg. no. (EnglarMI) 1133224
Charlty reg. no. (Scotland) SC043470
Aeglstered olll¢e
91 Eaton Terrace
Lothn
SW1W 8TW
TNstee8
The injstees. who are also directors under company law, who serwed
durrng the year and up to the date of this report were as follows:
Sr Ketth Aiebo
lan Henn
Dr Susan Homer
Mtchael Mitchell
8rooks Newmark
Lucy Newma
Marcus SiarSirwJ
Key managemont
personnel
Irene Connewy, CEO {Rwandal
Beth Smith. CoMmunica￿nS and Operations Manager IUKI
B¥nkw4
Coutts
440 Strand,
London, WC2R OQS
Independent Exwnlner
NfP Accountants Lid
3rd FI￿1, 86.90 Paul Street
London. EC2A 4NE

A PARTMER 114 EOUCATION
BOARD OF TRUSTEES. REPOAT
For th• yor ended 31 December 2022
The Truslees (who ￿ the DwettoTS ol fv charilaNe company ft>r Ihe wr[￿seS ol the Cofflpanies Act). present
th$ir ¢omkn"ned Directors, report and Trust¢¥s' annual report la5 required by cornpany and Charity bawl. together
ith tho financi¥ stat￿ents ol A Partner in Education lor year 31 08¢emb&r W22. Tho TnÈst88$ ¢onfimi
Ihal the annual report and finanry￿ stat￿nents ol the charrty cOrn￿Y with ojryenl statutory requirements, the
réquirèmènts of the chantys gov•ming d￿U￿nI. and thè provtsion5 of the Statement ol Rècommended Pra￿lce
ISORPI. aP￿￿ab￿ kn chariti'es wepafirtrJ Iheii ac￿Unts in th• FInart￿ Re￿rting SiaTrJar
applicable in the UK and ReLx*4ic of Irdarnl IFRS1021.
The ret¢ren¢e and adrNnistratNe Yrfomation s•twt on page 1 part of thi5 rep
Income afKJ expeodttufe havo twi analysed ty naiure ratlw than by acb¥ity. takirg thantage of sectiors 4.6
ar￿ 4.22- 4.26 of this SORP.
A Partner in Educats"on was regisiered ay a c•)npany limited ty guarantee in Er4JlaThJ aTrJ Wales. irtCOTporated at
companies house on 18 Noven*er 2rA)9. The oynpany FS alxt a registered charity ￿ the ¢harity ￿MMisSIon,
registered number 1133224. A Partner in VAS LXMBtiW wvjer ￿eM￿ndUm ar*1 Arbcles ol
Associalion dal&J 18 Noveftknr 2009.
The govemance ol the charity is Ihe resp￿s￿lIty ol the Tn￿tee$. Day to day mwent is by the CEO. wtho
draws on the suFp)rt and •xWisè ol thè h￿hty ewimd Board ol Trustees as needed.
Tnjstegs arg elected under thè *mis of tl* MemorwKhJm aTrJ Artide5 of ASs￿lati[)n. Now Trustees are selected
by existiThJ Trustees and are pecpl¢ have spe¢ift niieresi in the tharity and a rang8 Ot SK￿15 to enhan¢e its
dgvdowrffnL
The Trustees served during the ar•J aft•rth• eNI are page 1.
Indu¢iion WKI tr•lhlno ol new Tru￿•8
New Tmstaes undeoo an 01tontab￿ to briel tI￿Tr of iheii W 0tr1*3ations uThler charity law, the comrniilee aTh
decists)n.mthThJ processgs and rerent lin•Kial adivities ot the charity.
Related p•rtles and relauonshlps tr*lth other oryanls
The Charity has ¢onsKl8r8d the ithsdosure of fv SORP lor re￿10nShi}s. eharty
ha$ no r*lat8d party cOnnectK￿s ￿ olher organisat￿nS. The Intst8es consKl8r that Ihe ol Ihe t&Jard
and their close connedions io b& only relaied pa￿"9$ ot the chawity. All tr￿leeS we their lime YO￿nIar￿Y and
revive no tsè￿11ts Irom the charty. Any eypenses r8daim8d from thè eharrty arè sèt out in note S to th
accounts.
Trustees are required io dbsthse all retevant intwests a￿1 regster the UK Manag8r a￿110
thdraw from d8ci*ons wknere a con11￿ of interest arises.

A PARThER IN EOUCATION
BOARD OF TRUSTEES. REPORT
For thè ye¥r ended 31 De¢emb•r 2022"
R8mun8r8llon polky fov koy porsonnol
The pay of the charity's Chief Exe￿b￿ Ollw, ch￿ Operations Officer ar*J UK CommLtnications and
Op8ration$ Manager are reviev￿d anfi￿￿ty. The trusts¢s (traw on Ihwr of th& sector and comrnon
practrce in other charities ol similar ￿ze to en￿re thal the remunera1￿ set is I￿r and in that generally
paid for Similar rc4e&
Rlsk managwn•
Tho 8oa¥d ol Truste￿ a¢¢gpts its F0SF￿1)lItieS lor gnsuKW¥J that ts mailw rtsks to vthi¢h th& Charty Is
exposed are idenlilied, and that there are S￿•M$ and Trn to M￿94t? those risks. Risk registers
arè ravtewad r8gLlaity at meetings ol the Board ol Trustees.
Obloct1v￿ a¢tlWivs lor publle b•n•fft
purpo￿ and •lm•
The ¢h8rity$ object as set out in Ihe Asstits&ion 1$ to alfva￿* ed￿titsn in dèveloping cwn¢rie5. A
Partner in E￿l￿tIOn was estailished as a Ull tharity ten ￿al$ ago. in respjnse to an urgent need in Rwanda fof
hoc4s to be rebuilt in the altermath ol tr* 1994 genwde. APIE bj￿1 a wlh the aim of I￿)rkIr￿j in
partnership Mth rts I￿1 staff io develop a local fflC￿ ol excellwtt that Lthimatdy could be s¢al¢11. Umubano
Academy Open￿ irb 2013 aThJ in soven yeats has achieved eXCeller￿ in a¢adenM¢ 4¢￿8Vernent, indusion,
weNL*ino. dDz&nship and as a model ol ￿￿Cation lor sustst"n*4e peace. Umubano ts now recogn￿80 as a 'leaLI
schoc4 for peacg, in Rwanda and APIE h*s mainlwn this today. APIE is rthy beirwJ ask&J to disseminate this
rnodel a¢ross th? c¢wntry. In line *ilh the Governmonfs pri(Kib8s, APIE aim5 to hdp charvJè the bi9agr p￿Ure ol
leaching practice across Rwand4 wthlst ￿n11n￿1￿j to SUFPNt its sludenls at UlThjb￿ Academy aThJ changing
indwiduJs' lives ai the local ￿ve1.
Our vision
A wodd *there all chiktren in FlvrarKA rgoardoss ol backgrouNJ ano Iwe the LWX)rtunity to recoive
high qualty 9duca1￿.
Our mls
To tteale svslainabk a￿1 [￿alty led teacher tra#iir¥J. ￿￿￿D¥if9 the ol education In a rnpKly dwelqyng
eOLtntry.
Our alms
To develop a mcéjel Sr>￿ kn derTrMtrate*hkn* ts T￿*￿&. wn try kKal ieathets arvj using local mateYi819'
To devdop prc4Jramm•s to imsrn the quality ol t￿￿*1[v4 and educkn"on.
Prlnelple •clivilles
APIE ¢wi¥s oul athviti&s rel*ed to the imwovement of A¢aO8my in Koali. RwaThla. as *tll as
Publlc bpnellt
Th& Board ol TnJ*egs cty)fimi have oyryAied Titi Iheir duty to havg regard 10 Ihe guidance on
blic l)enolit published by the Chaiity C{¥nmi￿0n in exwagrvj t1￿11 dulle&

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BOAAD OF TFIUSTEES. AEPORT
For the yeAr ¢nd¢d 31 (JeCeM￿ 2022
In È022. APIE surwted um￿n0 A¢ademy ¥ffjth CoffjiNous Profesgonal t)eYekynent lty teaL*ws and schc
leaders. aThJ helped Ihè cr8ation and IM￿rnantatiOn ot Irrorovement Plan. This ¢4an indudes Ihè
improvement ol teaching and learnirrfJ, ol Sch[￿ 0pJanL8ati￿ a￿1 in¢reased Stythnt and community wiupation.
Sevoral ¢ampus dsveliynent woiects hav• onharK¢d fv stsff arKJ St￿lefits. eXperi$n￿ ol l$achiThJ and
leafnlng. and resulted in tetter py0visK￿ in a range of T￿)£.
The th"nirKJ lac¥l6ties were impyoved to enth the s4*KKA lo thè vthol¢ xhool fe8diNJ prc*Jramme
required by the Ministry ol Edl￿al￿?n.
Thg courts lor b&sketb￿l and vol8ybaH w¢fo WEovatgd aTrJ yyaded.
A 1xand.r￿ Gwls. Room VA8 tx*r7sIrt￿.
The inclusive eth05 01 th• scho(A 1$ one ol irs Iro￿ inwrtant ￿Mmitments. APIE provided 36 5tu¢Jpnts with a
s¢holarship to Umubano Academy. suppxthrg I￿)se t*tho *DLAd Th)1 bo the to atteTrJ. Through thè
GIRLS Circle (Girts In￿r￿ by Re￿ Leaders) gx gtrfs on schcAarships in fv lower s￿o￿￿ary were mentwed by a
group of inspiiaiKJnal vA)men in the USA. to emF4)wer ihom *iih w$￿"V¥ aiirtth. skA15 and *rong det¥mination
to SLrLeed in schcol and beyond. APIE is ¢Je¥ek)pirKJ materias on gwthr resp)￿$¥8 teachiryJ in the ClasSr￿)m.
to help £¥rf8 b￿*r￿1 n>ye from knamirYJ.
APIE has also supported iha school's Indusi¥& gthos mrwJh the Special EdLKati¢)rt￿ Needs ISENI programme.
This wides speoaftst tr&nirvJ to staff on how to drffererti*e lor ￿1 *ud&nts how to creat8 a SUPF*)r1ive
enthing envifonment for $tud¢nis E(hKalbonal Needs. 11 aims to enwre that every chikl is able to
access a qu&rty edwalK)n. regardl8ss ol ¢h8ir background or t￿CatiOnal requirements.
The outreach teachor training woJrarnmes in 2022 induded Ihe E(kKation for Postrtiv9 Peace whKh
APIE rolled nation￿lY in ￿1 16 TeaC￿r TwnirwJ Cdt¢ges (TTC5}, Ihe 16 ￿K#je1 schorAs attached to Ihe TTCS
and a group ol sehoc4s in Kigal. T*¥s siijported over S.¢knJ Thc and lÈad¢fS. rrc tutots. student teachers
and in.service teachers a¢ross Rwanda to enhance thwr skrfds and of t￿￿t￿e behaviour managernent.
SOCI￿ and Emot￿nal Leamlng and ItKlusM)n.
In adthtion. APIE was the Rwafvsg country lead on ihe E¢knation C4)mmtssion's Innovative PedapJies P￿leCt.
Tesearching imovabve, engaging and a(WINe pedwios in the ￿ase in a range of s¢PthL8 a¢Toss the
¢ounty.
APIE engaged at nalional level to Influer￿ ￿￿Ky[nake[S through advw on a WK* variety ol educational
topics. Membership ol a numLw of lthr*¢af groups. TA￿￿5￿S and nalional.levd ￿￿tr"ng5 enatled
conlribulions to nationat revhm ol the pi*)iities aThl pK¥Jress m* in ¢thG*ion sector.

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BOAAD OF TAUSTEE¥ REPORT
For th? year ended 31 0￿￿nbel 2tr22
Fin•n¢W review
F￿an￿alp0Sthn
Thg Charity achiwed nèt incomè lor the year of £14.11712021 - net 0xp8Th*￿Ie of £7.2851. d&tals of which ar
shown In the Statement ol Financ¢al Activiltes on page 7. Tolal irKome for the year amounted to £214.765. an
bncrease of £79,763 on tl* year. arKI total expenditure amrwnte<l to £200.648. #n iweasè of £58.361 on
previws year.
Reserves Poky
11 1$ Ihe Fdicy of the Tft￿tees to th t0•A￿S arml maintain free ￿e￿eS at a levd &4uNaknt to at leasl
three monlhs, running costs to covef all eventualittes and 8nyp￿)•s. At present this is tah)JlabJ to be £26,150
I￿7￿0Ut UK salaries *thieh are ￿11 lurthd by projects).
The Charity's resefves at the eThJ amount to £17.934. The Iwstee5 note that this is tjelow Ihe FK)Iy requirement
and are *¥Jrking to sncTease r85w¥es lo this18vel in comiry yew5.
Goiw ConLYm
After making approprFwe enquirios. tr* tyustses have a reasonable eywuation that the ¢hariiabl¢ ¢onwany has
adequate resou￿eS to continue in operationd existence for the foreseeat4e fulure. For this reason. Ihey continue
lo ad¢)pt Ihe going concem bass in prepar¢ng the fmroal $t*¢ments. Futhr deiails Tegar(lir¥J the adoption ol
Ihe ging Co￿e￿ basi5 ran be l¢)urKI in the A￿aunt￿¥j
Th8 Trustoes afg gratefLI lor lh8 continued fmanaa gJPWt from UK Aid Oirect. Lel Pilon, ￿nan Famly
Fourthl￿n. Tony Randal TheatrKal FouThJation, Ythria L8agug. BFSS aTh1 Olher partnsrs.
Plan$ for lutur• wlods
During 2023. the charity VKII cor5tiTh￿ to thance e(IKatron in Rwarth. by Si¥WlirwJ our part￿r mr*Jel se￿01.
Urnubano Acaderny. to derThJnstrate whal is by devewng ¢yJioach Ffogrammes to iMF￿ve the
quality ol teachi￿ and e￿￿tiOn.
r¥tlon ol th• rwl
This report was prepared followng Ihe Staiement of Re))rnme￿ Prxtrce ISOAPI 2015 FRS102, and lakiThJ
advantage ol prowyons W"cthe to smajler charities.
Approv•1 of Ihe r
This ￿pOrt was aFv0V￿ by Ihe Board ol Tn￿teeS on ....
.. aryj s*aned on Iheir behth by".
Dr Su$8n Horner
Char

A PARTNER IN EDUCATION
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
For the yw endod 31 lknmber 2022
I report on Ihe accounls of the charity lor the year ended 31 December 2022 set on pages 7 to 20.
Re¥pgctlve iosponslbllttles of the Board ot Trustees and exwnlner
As the trusiees of the charilable company {aThJ also its directrKs for ￿ purposes of company lawl you are
responsible tor the preparation of the aeLounts in accord￿ with the requiiemenls of the Companies Act 21Y)6
Ilhe 2006 Acl'l. You are satisfied that the accounts ol the Company are nol required by charily or company law lo
be audiled and have chosgn inslead lo have an iThJependent examination.
Having satisfied myselt that the accounts of the C(Mnpany are not required to be audrted urthr Part 16 of the 2006
Act and are eligible for independenl examination. I report in resi*cl of my examination ol the Company's accounts
carrie(J oul under section 145 of the Charities Act 2011 Ilhe 2011 Act'l. In carrying out my examination I have
followed the Directions given by the Charity Cornmission urthr sedion 14515llb) of the 2011 Act.
lndepeftdw￿ examlnw's slatement
I have compleled my examination. l ¢onfirm Ihat no matters have come to my attention in c4)nneclion wth the
examination gr¥ing me cause to be￿.eve that in any rnateri￿ respe￿.
accourbting records were not kept as rth]uired by saetK)n 386 01 the 2006 Act; or
th8 accounts do nol accord valh IIM)se records: LY
Ihe accounts do not cOm￿Y wrth the accOunti￿j requirements of seclK)n 396 of the 2006 Act other than any
requirement that the accounts gNe a arkj tw view wtiich is not a matter cons￿￿ as part of an
independenl examinalion., or
the accounts have not been prepared in accordance with met1￿$ and prin¢pl¢s of Ihe Statement of
Recommended Practice for accounling and reFQrttng by charities apF4icable to charities preparing their
accovnls in accordance with the Finarri& Re￿rtIng Standard appFicthe in the UK and Republic of Ireland
IFRS i¢Y21.
I have no concems arKI have come across rKJ other matters in conneclion 7hryth the examination to which attention
should be drawn in this report in order to enable a pvcper understandsng ol the accounts to be reached.
Charles S8emplll4 ACA
NIP Accountants Lld
Chartered Accountants
86-90 Paul Street
London
EC24 4NE
.L 2025

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STATEMEiff OF HMANCIAL ACTM
Ilneorporatlng Ineomt and EXpendI￿re al Toial Rwllwl Gth• and Lo*#eJl
R>r the ye•r 8Thl•d 31 De¢efflW X122
Fund$
Fund¥
INCOME FROII
Donations and legaues
Inv8s1rn8nt Inc￿e.. bank inler8St
2V18
1•4.947
4765
132.
135.(
TOTAL INCOME
732,046
EXPEMDMJRE ON
saarie$
Pension
Consu¢ta
Recruttrnent
Staff trwning
Propcl costs
UA A¢adorni¢ ￿0k$
UA A¢ad8rnic equi￿ent
UA ConsIn￿l
UA Schc4arsWi FuTrJ
UA F8odino Progiamn
UA Hartjship Fund
UA SEN
Offter pr(itct Costs
Office & governance c051S
and a￿￿ntir￿
Iithpernlent exa￿￿n8￿{
A¢fveIts"￿￿g & Marketing
Fundrasng
Harth￿re
In.country travd subgsle
CoTporale insurane•
Inlernatimal trav81
Moioryehicle eynses
oirte rent
Postage. Printing & StatbJn8ry
Sothware, aThJ Web Hoslir
Olher office overheads
Exchange gwnsllb)ssesl
14746
4,437
875
73. 171
1039
14185
15.016
275
io
15.396
275
13
11,054
11.161
6.433
425
7.￿3
6.433
425
7.￿3
4,769
6.951
6.407
4.769.
6,951
16
¥195
37
37
1,412
476
337
651
551
Im7
712
337
1.995
3.1
1.7
1,495
817
7.713
1,618
(1,647)
911
{4,010)
427
(1,647)
1.191
{401
TOTAL EXPEIIDtTURE
132,2T
t in￿* I lexkwditurel t
gwnsl Ilossesl and Iransfws
T￿n518r t*knn lunds
NEf INCOMEIIEXPENDifuREI FOR
THE YEAR
12WI
141117
(7.059)
(226)
18.496
(7.285)
IZJ2W 37225
14117
125.555)
18,270
(7.285J
RECONCIUATIQII OF FUNDS
TOTAL FUNDS AT 1 JANUARY 2022
41.142
18270
59.412
66.697
66,697
TOTAL FUNDS AT 31 DECEU8eR £ 17 934 £

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UmSted b
uafantee number 0707￿74
com
BALANCE SHEET
As at 31 Decembw 2022
Not•s
2021
CURRENT ASSErs
Debtors
Cash at bank arKt in harKI
131.549
125,390
133.184
127.023
CREDrroAS: amounts falllng due
wllhln one year
10
(S9.655)
(67.611)
NET CuRRE￿r ASSErs
TJ
59,412
NET ASSETS
FUNDS
Restricted funds
Unrestricted funds
55.595
17,934
18.270
41,142
11
59,412
For Ihe year eFKted 31 December 2022 the Company was enlitied lo exempbon under seciion 477 01 Ihe
Companies Act 2CAJ6 relating to Sm￿1 companies.
Directors, reswnsitsliti'es..
111 Thg members have not réquired thè Company io c*tsin an audit of its accounts for the ￿ar in
cwestion in accord￿ with sectKJn 476.
lill The directors aeknovAech3e their re5F￿Sit￿"l1tieS for com￿1ng with the rewirements of thg Ad I￿1h
respect to accounliThJ records and the weparation of accounts.
The financi￿ staiemenis have been prepared in accordanee wilh Aeeounting arrtl RerThiing by Charilie5.'
Slatemenl ol Reeommer&d PraCt￿e apr4ica￿e to charities preparing their accounts in aceordanee with
the Financial RepKSrting Standard appI￿able in the UK arKI Repu￿￿ ol Ireland IFRS 1021 leffeclive 1
January 20191- Icharilies SORP FRS 102), the Financ￿1 ReportiThJ Siandard applKable in Ihe UK and
Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 and the Companies Act 2006.
They were approved. arKI authorised for wue. by the Board of TnAstees on
signed on their behalf by'.-
.. and
(rf. Ho
DR SUSAN HORNER. Ch￿r
The annexed rmilos tomi part of these fHwi¢ial statements

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STATEMENT OF CASHFLOWS
For the year ended 31 Decembw 2022
Cash flows from operating actmties
14.117
(7,285)
cash provmled by I (used In) cw8rating ￿1¥1￿$
Ilncreaselldecrease in stocks
Ilncreaselldg¢r•aso in debtQTS
IncreaseJldeciease} in credilofs
(21
(1,286)
65,407
(7858)
64,121
Change in cash and cash equivalents in the year
6,159
56,836
Cash arKI tash equivaFents al the beG4'nning ol the year
125,390
Cash arKI ¢ash equivalerrts al the year end
125,390

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 December 2022
1. ACCOUNTING POLICIES
8asl$ olprnparadon offlnancW 3thten￿ts
The a¢¢ounts have been prepared under Ihe hisiorKal cost &counting wles, aTrJ in accordance with Accounting
and Reporting by Charilies: Statement ol Recommended Practice applicabte to ¢haTities preparing their accounls
in accordance ￿th the Financid Re￿Iti￿j Standard in the UK aThJ Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021-
(Charities SOAP FRS 102}, the F[na￿la1 Retwfing Standard aPpI￿able in Ihe UK and Rewblic ol Ireland IFRS
1021 and Ihe Companies Aci 20L￿.
Assets and liabilbties are inthamy reco3nised at hL8toiical or transaction value unless otherwise $1*8d in the
relevant aCco￿l￿r￿J poI￿Y or note.
Income and expenditure have been anatysed by naty￿ ratr*r than ty acbvity. L*ing thaniage of section$ 4.6
and 4.22- 4.26 01 this SORP.
Judgements and key sources ot estimalion uncertainty are d8tsled in the ace£*unti)g poI￿leS where applicable.
Publlc benelltentlty
The tharitable company meets the dèfinition ot a benefrt ￿lIty urb*r FRS 102.
Golng concem
The Trustees consider that there are no material uncertainties atL)ut the charbtable companws ability to continue
as a g¢yr¥J concern. Key judgements that the charrtable company has made which have a significant effect on the
accounts indude estimating income arvj expenditure for the nexl 12 months, in particular the economic impact ol
the COVKI 19 pandemic.
Income is recognised when the charty has enliyemenl to the funds: this is vthen any pertormance conditions
attached lo Ihe in￿ffle have been met, it 15 wobat4e that the i￿e will be reGeived. atKI thal thg amounl can be
measured reliably.
Income from govemmgnt and ¢>ther grants, whetrw 'Ca￿￿' grant5 or 'revenue' grants, is recognised when the
charity has entillemenl lo the funds. any K*rtorMa￿ coTrJitions attached lo th8 grants have been meL it is
probable that the inc￿8 be receNed and the amount can be measured r￿la￿ aFKI 15 not deferred.
For legacw, entitlement is laken as the earlier of the date on whth either: charity is aware that probate has
been gramed. the esiate has been linli8ed nolifution has been made by the executof{sl lo the charity Ihal
disiribulion wll be made. or when a dislribulion is receNed from the estate. Receipt ol a legacy, in whole or in part,
is On￿ conwdered probable when ts amourt can be measured rella￿Y and ihe ¢harty has teen nolilied ol th8
executor's intention to make a di5trtbulion. Where legacies have been nolilth lo the charity. or the charity is
awa￿ ot the granting of wobate. the criterra lor income recognition have not been mel. then the legacy is
Irealed as a contingenl asset and disdosed if material.
Income 1$ onty deterred when.. the donor that ts grant OT donation must onty be used in future
accounting periods; Of for F¢rfomia￿e related grants, vthero these are receNed in advafKe of thè perfonnances
or specific event to wtich they relate.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEiirs
For Iho year ended 31 December 2022
Donatlons of glft4 sefvlces and 18cIIIt
Oonaled professional seThices and donated lacliknes are recognised as income when the Charity has eonlToI over
the rtem or received the seryice, any (xM(btyons associaled the donatK)n have been mel, the receipt ol
economi¢ benefit Irom the use by ihe chanty of item is probable arKI thal econom￿ benefrt can be measured
rdiably. In accordance with the Ch￿11￿ SORP IFRS 102). volunteer time is not recognised w ￿ler lo the
trustees. annual reFQrt for more information about Iheir contritAJtion.
On receipt. donated grfts, professtonal services and donaied facilities are recognised on the basis of the value of
the gift to the charity which is the amwnl the charity woutd have been wdling to pay lo obtain services or tacililies
of equivalent economi¢ benefit on lh¢ open market.. a ¢orr¢$w￿l￿vj amounl is then rgcognised n expendilure in
the pgriod ol [￿elpt.
Internst rncelv8ble
Interest on lurnYs held on dekM)srt Is I￿ll￿ when receivable and the amount can be measured ￿llabty by the
charity. this is ￿rMallY Lbpon nolilicalion ol the interesl paAJ or payable ty the bank.
Comp8nystatU3
A Partner in Education is a company limited by guarantee. In the event ol the Charty being wound up, the liabilty
in respect ol the guaranloe is limited lo £1 per membef d Ihe Charity.
Fundaccounling
Fleslricted funds are to be used for specifi¢ wrposes as laKI down by lh8 (bnL*. Expenditure whth meets Ihese
r(£eria is Charged to the furxl.
Unreslricled funds are dwalions aThJ oY*r incomiNJ resowces re¢eNed or generated for charitabk purposes.
Dasignated funds are unrestricted fur•ts earmthed by the trustees for parI1￿Lqr wrposes.
Expendllure Irrecoverable VA T
Expenditure is recognised once there is a leg￿ or constsuctive oblMJalion to make a paymerrt lo a Ihird paty, il is
probable thal settlement wll be required arKI the amount ol the oN*)ation can be measured reliably. ExF¢fKlilurg is
dassified under the lollowing activity head1r￿.
Fundrasing costs
Costs ol raising funds relale IO the ctJsts Inc￿ed by the ¢haritth company in ir*Jueing third parties to make
voluntary contributions to it. as as the cost of any activities t**th a fundraising purrx)se.
Charitable aclivths
Expenditure on charilable aclrvilies includes Ihe costs of delNwiw servus ano reathrrfj acti%&rylies Lsndertaken lo
further the purposes of Ihe ¢hanty a￿1 they asswiated Sup[￿ cos
Other expendrfure
Other experKliiure rwesents those iterns Ml fallirKJ into any other headirKJ.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEpirs
For Ihe y￿r ended 31 December 2W22
Resources expend￿ are allc¢aled lo the Parti￿lar activtty vthere the cost reLales directly lo that actNity. Staff
costs are staled on the basis ol stsff time. Skwort Costs wtiich cannot be directty attributed lo charitable aclrvitKgS
are allocated in prowrtion lo staff costs.
Where infomiation abwt the aims. oty'e¢lives aThJ pyoiects of the chartty is also provwjed to polenlial donors,
aclivty costs are apkKsrtioned between fundras1￿ and charilatle activiti'es on the basts of the area ol literature
o¢¢upied by ea¢h athvty.
Owating leases
Renlal charges are charged on a straighl lin8 basis over the lerm ol the lease.
T8ngibl• fixed •ss•ts •nd d•prn¢i•tion
Tangible fixed assets lexcluding investsnentsl are staled al cost ￿S depreciation. The cost of minor additions or
those costing less than £300 are not capitalised. Oiher tixed assets with an expected lile of more than one year
are included al cost less depreciation. Depreuat#)n is cawaled on a straight line method as cost less salvagable
value over the asset's exp¢¢ted uselul lile.
l)ebtt>rs
Trade and other debtors are recognisfjd al the settlement amount due after any trade discount offered.
Prepayments are valued at the amount prepa*1 net ol any trade discounts due.
Cash at bankand In hand
Cash al bank arKI cash in harKI irtludes cash arbj short tenm hithty Imiud w)vestsnents TArylh a short matixity ol
three months or less from Ihe date of acguisition or otwiThJ of the *>)sf( or ￿milar accounL Cash balances
exclude any lunds heid on behalf of s¢M¢e users.
Creditors Jndprovislons
Creditors and wowsions are recognised vthere the charity has a present ￿lgation resurting from a past event that
will probably result in the transfer of fur#ds lo a ihird party and the amount due to settle the obligation can be
measured or estimated re1￿ly. Credttors and provisions are normally recognis•J at their gettlement amount after
allowng for any trade discounts the.
The charity onty has linancid assets and finartial lithiriies ol a kiTrJ that qualrfy as basic flnancial instruments.
Basic financi￿ instruments are inrti￿IY recognised at tran$ath￿n v￿ue and subsequently measured al their
setuemenl value wlh the exwtion of bank loans whKh are subsequenty measured at amortised c051 using the
offective interest method.
Pensions
The charity 0￿rat8$ defined contrtsthns pension schemes lor ts staff in thtt UK arKI in Rwand& The amounts
payable are recorded as expeThdilure in Ihe peric*J in which they fall due. TO1￿ pension contributions made durlng
thè year are treated as an expense arml 7Awe £S.60912021- £5.3841.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
For the year ended 31 December 2022
I DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
Unrestrlcted Reslrtcted
Funds
Funds
2022
2022
Total
Funds
2022
Total
Funds
2021
DFIDIFCDOIUK Aid Dire(*
Grille Foundaiion
Lef PilEon
TRTF
Dinan Famli y Foundat￿Tr
BFSS
Souter Foundab'on
TFN
Merriman
Generai donat￿n$
50, 797
2￿7
2,537
15,052
4.697
14A51
33202
3,062
19,631
10,000
111J94
14500
4,697
14,211
1&585
13. 104
140
14.617
8,534
23.034
19,631
10.000
101.290
10,104
32,527
29818 £ 184947 £
214 765 £ 135,002
3. INCOME I EXpEN￿uRE FOR THE YEAR
This is slated after chargtrwJ I crediting:
2021
Independent auditofs l examinefs remuner*ion:
Independent examiner's lees
960
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 0o¢¢mb¢r 2022
4. STAFF COSTS ANO NUMBERS
Unr•stricted Reslrlcted
Funds
Funds
2022
ToLg1 Unrestricted
Funds
Funds
2021
Restricted
Funds
2021
Toial
Funds
2021
Salary costs
Wages and salaries
Pension costs
¥923
45.823
84.746
4.437
875
73.171
77,608
40,923 49.432
90.355
5.372
82,992
other staffing ￿$18
Staff Iraining
Siatt insurance
Consultancy
13
367
2.187
15.185
io
(311)
75.046
1.751
1,440
15,396
1.068
14,117
£ 43.392 £ 64.702 £ 108.094 £
7.486 £
92.425 £
99.917
The average number of emrAoyees {head C￿nt based on Nmber of staff employed) during Ihe year was 6 (2021 .
61.
The total employee benelits, including pension contribu1￿￿%. ol the key managemert personr*l were £50,818
12021 - £56.795}. In 2020. this irtkKles £31,380 lor an Interim Ch￿1 OFerating Officer consultant.
During Ihe year, no employee's b￿111$ were alw)ve £60.000 12021 . the same).
S. TRUSTEES. REMUNERATION AND EXPENSES
Th8 ¢harty trustees wore not paKI and (Id r#)t receive any olher b￿￿lit$ from association with the charity in the
year12021 . £n1￿. No charity trustee received paymenl wofessiothil or other Se￿•￿ suwied lo the charity
12021 £nill.
No trustees re¢eNed payments in r￿M￿lSeMent ot out of rK¢kel expenses {2021- the same).
& RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
Other than trustees. exponses at￿Ve, there a￿ no repma￿e rdatsd party transadions to dls¢k>se for 202212021
7. TAXATION
The charikue company is exempt Irtyn corporation tax as al ts in(w is ¢haTiiabl8 arKI is awligd for charitablo
purposes.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
For the year ended 31 December 2022
8. PENSION SCHEME
UK.. APIE operates a defined contr*￿tiOnS ￿n$￿)n scheme with NEST. whtch i8 a ryaltyng worplace pension.
NEST is authorised arnl supemsed by The PensionsSlegulalor. This fund is inv8Sted wholly or predominanty in
units ol such other funds tdenlilied by the Trustees of the pension $C￿me and maintained by Legal & Gener
Investment Management. These lurth may chawe from time lo time. The Fund Objective and Ber￿hMath have
also teen determined by the Trustees.
Rwanda: APIE pays into the Governmenl pension scheme in R￿a￿la, Caiss& So(aal du Rwanda, as stipulated wi
Rwandan labour law. The contribution rates are SYO by the empfoyer and ￿ by the employee. Individuals
are eligible lo rec*ve their monthty penyon at the ag8 0155 rf they have xcuMUlat￿ 15 years of servtce, or at
the age of 65.
9. DEBTORS
2022
2021
Dug within onè y
Flwanda receivable
1.635 £
1.633
1Q CREDrroRS: AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE wrrHIN ONE YEAR
2022
Deferred grant income
PayToII liabiljty
WOP liability
Pensions payable
Accruals
49.050
287
59.655 £ 67,611
8alance at 1 January 2022
Amount released to incomirva res￿r¢¢$
Amount deferr8d in tho year
66,364
(64364)
49.050
66,364
Balance at 31 Dewnber 2022
49.050 £
66,364
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ended 31 December 2022
11. STATEMENT OF FUNDS
Tronsfers and
Brought Incomlng Resources
Inveslmont
Fon¥ard
Resour¢es Expended gJlnslllos8•9)
Carrled
Fonvard
RESTRICTED FUNDS
Core
E4P
EQUIP project
Umubano Scholarship FurKI
Creative Arts
Umubano Library Dinar
Umubano Supplies arKI Equtoment
107,928
(W18)
4085 (4308n
{15,388)
15
30,882
414
$77
3.552
6N97
577
12,397
8,630
2.n9
370
32J14
5%21
11.099
(23,469)
(3.3881
(8.360)
370
£ 18
Nil E
SUMMARY OF FUNDS
General Funds
Reslricled Funds
41,142
18,270
29￿18
184.947
<53,026)
(147.622)
17,934
55,595
£ $9.412 t 214,765 £
Nil £
73.529
STA TEMENTOFFUNDS- 2021
Restata
Reslated Transfets and
I￿OMing Resources
investment
Fonvard Resources Expended gal￿¢￿$e$)
Carried
Fonvard
SUMMARY OF FUNDS
General Funds
Resthcied Fufftls
66.697
2.956
132.046
(10,015)
(132.2T2)
59,638
{226)
142.28
Ni7 £ $9412
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL sTATEME1￿s
Foi the ye•r ended 31 Decembor 2022
Core Costs UK.. Costs to ensure the orwiryd eff8CtNe lunctionirYJ of APIE as a UK Charity.
Education lor Peace IE4PI.' ￿0￿e¢t to surwrt Rwandan educators to devel¢)p their practice, leaching chilthen to
love challenges, leam Irom mislakes. enjoy effort arKI develop empathy. helping to create a generation ol giobal
advocates lor wace.
EOUIP: An FCDO funded project lo create and trial an frleamiNJ course lo train prtrprimary leachers in 16 modol
scho￿5 and 16 leather training Colleges in rural Rwanda.
Umubano Scholarship Fund.. This lund ensures can wpHs Irom the poorest families to receNe a
quality education al Umubano Academy by provKlirrfJ luibon fees. unitorms. classroom materials. learning SUFP)rt
and other loo￿ to enable ¢hiklren to tr￿11d their future.
Creative Arts: Projeth ￿ ertourage creabvity thrwjh dram& arts aThJ ¢ralts. dance and performance al Umubano
Academy.
Dinan knbrary Project.. ProjeGt to upgrade lh8 faolrfies in Umubano Academys library including purchasing books
and laptops. providing high s￿d internet, creating an online catakoue system lor the library, creating an outdoor
rea(ling area and funding a librarian edL￿alK)n suwjrt to train staff on the better use ol the library.
Umubano Supplies arKI Equipmènt: SuN￿1r￿J Umubano Aca* to purchase vrtal SUFplies and equipment to
sUpF￿rt the provision ol quality education.
12. ANALYSIS OF NEf ASSEfs BEfwEEN FUNDS
Unrestrtcted Fund$
i)eslgnaled
General
Funds
Funds
Rostilcted
Funds
Totgl
Funds
Net current assets
17.934
5S595
73.529
Nil E 17934 £
55595 £
11 ANALYSIS OF TTrIE NET MOVEMEMT W4 FUNOS
Total
Funds
Toral
Funds
Funds
Funds
Nel movem&* in funds
(23,￿)
37J25
14117
(7,285)
£ 37J25 £ 14,117 £
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the year ¢nded 31 December 2022
. 1& OPERAnNG LEASE COMii1fMEP￿s
The charty has no starKling lease ¢ommrments.
1& OTHER COMPANY INFORIIATION
A Partner in Education is a charitatrje company limrtthj by guarani¢è. regi￿ered in England with Tegislralion
number 07079874. Its registered addre55 91 Eaton Teffa¢e, London. England. SW1W 8TW. The
accounts are presenled in GBP rourmjed to £1.
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