Charity registratoon number 1141147
Company r•g¥5tration number 07563439 (England and Walasl
ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
R<9lStered Cornparyy Num￿1
07563439 (England and Wale5}
Registered Charity Numbor
1141147
Reglstered Ollico
37 Station Road
Sknne
Staffordshire
ST1S 8ER
Trustees
of Govemors 202>24
I governtrs a￿ also Direclor5 and Charity Trustees of St Dominic's fvk)ry SchL%Y Ithe"Con4)2rf or the-S¢hool'
d the followin9 seNed during Ihe ￿ri0￿.
Governors
Ka¥en Champ- Char
Georgina Brian- VKe Chair {reswned 4 February 20241
Stuart Hughes
Martin Ware
Sarah Sims- Parent
Angda Hughes- Parent
Anthony LNer5age- Parent [re￿ned 8 thJly 20241
Celia Gilbert (appointed 1 September 20231
Belh SefvK)od (appointed 1 September 20231
Neil Haryey-Smith- Pwent lapwnled 1 September 2023: Vice Char from 7 March 20241
EX￿￿tIv¢ Offi¢¢Ys
Rebecca Harrison IHeadteacher}
Lisa Horritt IFinan¢e Mana9erl
Audltors
Geens Limilef1
Chartered Accountants
Graphic House
City Roa
Sloke-OnvTr•nt
ST4 2PH
Bankers
Handelsbanken
1 Lakeside, Festival Way
Stoke-on-Trent
ST1 5RY

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
CONTENTS
Page
Govemors, report
Statemenl of Govemrys. r8SF#)nvAbdibes
In(Jependent audilc¢s ￿[MYt
Statement ol f•Mncial ath￿"e$
10
Balance sheet
statement of cash fflows
13
Wes to the financial statements
14-27

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
GOVERNORS. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
The Govemor5 (who are trustees and ¢iw8Ctors) wesent ￿r￿jaI ￿pu1 and Ihe audiled finarKial stai8ments Igr
the year ended 31 August 2024.
The financial stalements have been prepared in acCordar￿ wth Ihe accwntiTrJ pdicies sel out tn note 1 to the
rinancial slalements and CoM￿Y ¥￿th the Sch<NJls goveming documeni, the Companies Acl 20C6 and "Accounbng
and Reportin9 by Charibes.. Slatement of ReCorn￿￿ded Prath￿ applicable to Charit￿s preparing their accounts in
a￿rdance wilh the Finanoal Repthng Standard applutrAe in the UK and Republ￿ ot Ireland IFRS
1021" leffeclive 1 January 20191.
08JECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Public Benefit
The Govemors have Corn￿￿ their duty in the Charities Act 2006 to have dve regard to lh8 publi¢ benefit
guidance published by the CommissK>n and ar8 ever min¢Jlul of the need to prowde public benefit and to this end
Sel its fees as low as possit4e lo meet Ihe fundiThJ requirements of opuatAI9 Ihe 5choc4. Tern fees for the 2023124
academi¢ yearwere as follows
Prpschool
5 full days
7.30am- 1.00pm
7.30am- 3.20kxn
£210h¥eek
£3o1sess￿n
£45lsession
Re￿ption
Preparalory Schcx)I (￿lMary 1 - 21
Preparalory S¢hwl (Primary 3- 61
Senior School Iyear 71
Senior School (Year 8- 111
£3.346
£3,721
£3,831
£4.081
£4.204
The sCh(m￿ uses a rDixlur8 01 i￿rsa￿£S and s￿n￿rshiPS as a way of en￿n9 thildren who othetwise woukj not
in a position to attend the school can do so. with 8% 01 gross fees ¢)Jryenty allocaied for such bursaries and
scholatships. It is inhefent In Ihe schools ethos Ihat an iThJividual's ecorK)mic slalus. 9ender. etlN)iuty. vate.
rehgion, or disability do not fomi pari of Ihe procedures.
We are an equal opportunity ￿ganISa1￿)n and a￿ ccThnttted ts a wothng environment that is free trtrn any f￿rn of
discrimination on Ihe grounds ol cokwJr, r￿. ethnicity. ￿1￿1￿. sex. sexual orientstion. or d￿ability. We will rnake
reasonable adjustrnents to meet the needs of staff CY are or L*cune disaNed.
The schtr)I makes its sporting and dram8 facilit￿S available to bcal groups and organisations. TIP is lfy)king
lo provide h￿NdaY care for the luture, wll benefil puwls and the local c￿￿mUnty. Pupils also participat8 in
a wide range ol actiwties thal benefit the lrtal CL¥nnyJnty.
ACHIEVEMENTS ANO PERFORMANCE
The &Jvemors have adopted a "five ￿err￿ls- approath to drive the sthool forward. It is fert that this framework
focuses the strategic devek)KMr¢nl of the schoc4 and alknws all stakeholders to trelter understand how the Govemors
are boking to develop the school.
Excellent education and pas￿4 care
Upgra¢ed laolities
Unique experien￿$
Community engagement
Target class si2e$11 >201

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL {STONE)
GOVERNORS. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINLIED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
IAI Ex¢•lleni educatlon
As a noTrseleclive s¢hod we are extremely proud of our students. ￿$￿AS at GCSE. As our thildren have 8 WiL1e
range of ability Jnd SEN. all Child￿rn have individual targeis based on Iheir level. We are p￿aSed io say that over
90% of our students met or exceeded their predthd grades aThJ ol aCh￿eM￿L
82UA of all entries achieved grade 4 or above
90014 of English entries achieved 9rade 4 ￿ above InatK*nal average 68%)
75P/ts of Maths entrie5 achievgd 9rade 4 or aiKb¥e160%1
83P/tr of Language enthe$ achieved grade 4 or above171%1
87% of Dual Science entries achwe(19rade 4 or a￿)Ve{ST%)
(B) Upgraded Farilities
The focus ot the Govemots C￿ upgrading the faulities CO￿lnUes. Major inv8stsnent has been made in informab.on
technology. A rolling programme lor the ￿a(emen1 and Up9radI￿ of laptop5 and desktops for staff 1$ in place.
During the year the sports hall re￿Ned ftjrther Investment to allow for events such as prize giwng to be able to lake
place in there. This facility coukl be tn*Je aW￿lable for e￿eMaI events ol Ihe Same nature as prize giving.
(Cl Unique Experiences
Providing the children at St Oominic's unique experiences ol schod life that are memorable. rewarding and life
enhancing is an area that Govemor5 are keen to eXpa￿J. Thi5 indudes sthool tnps. djgnrtanes visiting the
schocl and participaticn in Duke ol Edinbur9h bronze ar￿ awwds sdwnes.
A ca￿er$ week has been held where stud8llts S￿nt a week working in varying aTeas of tYJsines5 and
organisalK)ns to gain experience. Many assemblyès and sessions were hekJ ￿ 9￿St speakers coming to
share their Job and rde students.
The trtsform entry growth ena￿e$ the extension of sport ¢)ffering aThJ provigon. and we now have 3 areas
to parlake in sport- Sch(x)l MuGNSF￿$ Halvextemal rented field. SessKJns are now split for senkJrs into
Game5 sessions and PE sÈssions so a wider curriaAum and sport training cAn be carried out. This ￿11
continue 10 9row and be wiewed in the fulvre.
With the 8x18nsion and devebpment of the gifte(l and ta￿DIed pr(8rarnme many sludents now lake part in
several annual exlemal competitions such as maths ChaI￿Nge$. put4ic speaking etc. opening up and
wKleniryJ opporiunities and eXpe￿er￿eS for theffl.
IDI Community Engagement
We work with Stone Town Cotsnul in areas as Remembr8nce Day, Stone Fes￿'ValS. Stone in Bkjom, and the
like. We have raised Ihe capacity and number of residentia trips across Ihe a9e rarvJe and provided more links aThJ
opportunities for 51udents to conne¢t and 5￿PPort the commurnity. 9iving careers and work exper￿nce.
Playgroup5 and ￿aY dates have been offered ¢0 Ihe ￿mmUNity 10 Slry)wrt ftyjthers ol young children to gel ¢0gelher
and provide ear5y en9agement and education thrtyJ9h play for under 2s. The school has increased Its conn8a￿n
with Ihe church and IoL31 Catholic primary 5cho(A. Liaising the parish and sch(MY for representslion and
it7volvement in parish masses and olhw areas such as supporbng local paFJsh issue5 for example the youth dub.
The school facilities i.e. sports hall and Priory Hall are made availab￿ to Ihe wthr tomrnunity for their use.
Members ol the ￿eal cornmunity are Invited to many sthcd events and this also enaAes the chI￿ren to interact and
leam more about members of the ￿￿er ccthmuThty.
IE) Pupil Numberslclass Size
The Governors have established a medium-lemi goal of 220 pupils for the sth(h)I a kng-lerm goal of 250
pupils. This number of pupils is consistent ￿￿th dass sizes of 1&20 pupils.
Pupl numter5 over the covr5e ￿the 202&2024 academic year is as bek)v.

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
GOVERNORS. REPORT {INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) {CONTINUED}
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
MONTH PUPIL NUMBERS FOR 2023-24
September
Otlober
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
Jur
July
193
195
195
195
197
200
200
SePteM￿r 2024 200
FUTURE PLANS
The schcx)I continue$ to recognise the financial pressures faciNJ pa￿nIS and proa¢tNety Seeks ways in which cost
sawngs or additional funéing can be achieve<l. so that fees can be kep¢ as low as possible whilst sliTh maintairning
the h￿h stsndards that the expecis in all a￿a$ ol its yration. Significant improvement works have been
made lo the site and these irnprovernents wll o)nbnue to ensure that repaits and preventsts.ve maw)tonance are
carried out in a bgical arnl timety mar￿eT.
The seni¢y schocA has mainlained a steady Ir￿￿8$e of pupl nurthrn over Ihe J8St fw years due to the demand for
high-level edu¢aiion bein9 SO¢J9ht in Ihe area. To 8¢y￿mM￿ale trws in￿aSe the srknl cnntinues to offer a
fomi entry approach In ils sernor school.
Continued and increased invO￿eMent the loral communty arnl ￿$h l)oth in leasin9 Oilt of uir fwlities bLrt
also to support local Charities athj smam Community gr￿p$. Reyw of the schod wrrlculum to inuease and ￿￿en
even further our provisi(￿ and experiences for our sludents.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Financialposition
The school inCUr￿d a iJefKit of £31.94512023." suwlus of £524.7091 in the perK)d and has secured finanaal sUPW)rt
in the lorrn of donations for Ihe corning yeat that support investmenl in ¥Tyroved faolits"e5 for Ihe 5chod and
oFerational cost5.
The school's totsl incorne lor ihe year was £3.010.280 12023". £3.385.447}. Induded 7Mlhin Ihis year 15 a 5%
increase on schod fees. aThJ increased pupils. Pwi¢xJs years income Induded substantial donatims to finish the
major refurbishment work ill Ihe Pnory Hall and SKX)rts Hall_ Owaiing expendI￿re during the yearwas £3.042.225
12023". £2.860.7381. The rnaior element in this is the implementalb* of pay awards to wr teaching 5talf to keep in
line wrth pay scale5 in Ihe Slate sector.
The cash al bank balèr￿ he￿ by Ihe sdth at 31st Awl 2024 was £289.79S {2023: e306.9731. GoiThJ fO￿ard
into the 2024125 5chod ye3f Ihe Governor's consmkr Ihe funds available at the bank loWier th fvrther
cornmrtt￿ donabons Its be sufficienl to supwrt Ihe S¢￿.9 investment needs and operatK)n$.
8ased on the school's projections. which indude dTriaiw)ns received the year end. Ihere a￿ sufficienl
available to support trle sthool's operations l(w the lo￿e￿able futu￿. Throvghwt Ihe academic year 2023124
donations lotslling £654,90312023." £1.245.8011 were received by the 5d4)01.

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
GOVERNORS. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Fundpolic￿$
The s¢ho(A has ftsnds of £4.749.710 12023.. £4.781.6551 whh* c<￿$1$￿ of resln.ded Ivnds 01 £55.696 12023..
£76,606) and unrestriaed funds of £4.694.014 12023". £4.704.9491. The aim of the schoot is lo build up suffi¢ienl
seNes so that the can operate the wuirement of Ihe suprx)rt of donations and will continue to
make investrnent In the schod fatslities. The level of free reserves. being ￿n￿SIn¢led funds less Un￿$t[l¢te￿ fixed
assets. ¥s a suwus of t99,143 12023." surplus of £36.2121. The target levd of free ￿serveS is the current donation
level wF¥ch lh8 5chwl ￿aTr5 to achieve by continuing lo increase pupil nwnbers and redu￿ ¢)perdting cosls. The
target is the arnount tsf new puwl irm and cost cut5 to be athieved to match current dtsrnaltyis.
Restricted funds
This fvnd rewe5ents lunds receNed for speufic wrpose5.
Unrestrtcled funds
This fund primarily reL4tes to ￿Cr￿ne from sthwl fees and donalior*.
GOING CONCERN
The Govemors and Exe¢utNe Officers are constanty reviewing the finarKial position of the schcd and also prepare
fin￿¢121 forecasts to f￿￿tOr the schcxy S abdity to rneet its finanrxal obligabons as they fall due.
The school also considers the business risks of Ihe Sd￿1. In recent years. cost of living inL¥eases and energy price
rises brought about by external events. have been a concem of bolh parents and SchoDI but are now abaliThJ
somewhat. The remaining risk to the whole Independent School secior. induding ourselves. is the new Labour
Government's action to include Independent sch￿1$ into ihe VAT tax regirne and al lh8 sarne lim8 remTr4e
8usiness Rate Relief. The fom)er applies from 1st January 2025 the latter from 1st A￿11 2025. In addition to these
Slru¢tural changes to the seaor. new substantial In¢￿aSe$ in Emrth)yers NaiK)nal Insurance INI1 will ptyl fvrther
rinan¢ial pre5suo on Independent s¢￿s_
The imposEIK>n of VAT on school fees wil directy impact pwents. financial 8nd deo5ion rnaking on the
education of their children. The school will receive VAT reli8f on some ol sts costs and ihi5 will be used lo alleviate
the full impact on parents_ Nevertheless. Ihere is a risk lo the Sd￿ that pupils may have lo be withdrawn. The
removal of Business Rate Relie( wa5 known and already Ind￿ in our f¢xeGgSts. The new Nl cost$ were not in our
forecasts. The latter cost %vill be 5mplemenieil frorn April 2025 aTh1 is now ￿lcUlated and CAivered in wr fijnding.
The unknown is what will happen to pupd rvjmbers if parents do have to ￿thdraW children. Our ewence over the
last couple of years, which included public converSatk￿$ about a powÈ4e Latrf)ur Cknerrnnent imposiTrJ Ihese
costs, has still been a gtyyj in¢￿aSe in wpil nurnl)ers.
We have held open discussion lowms with ¢)ur parents at whth we dKI noi detect any maM Tesistante to Ihe fee
Increase. Sl. Dominic's Priory has an excellent repulatK)n lor the oualty of it5 educatK)n anij its pastoral care and is
financially slable due to the ￿rnmItMent of ils donors. Not all oiher srnaller Independent Schods are in the sam
position. Unlotlun8tely. some may sumve whth may gNe w School an opporlunty lo take dispfaced wpils.
The forecasts prepared by th8 sch￿￿ show the extent of relian￿ it has on th¥d party dornations. Th8 Governors VAII
conlinue with all avenve$ to recmil new pupjls to Ir￿rease revenues and at the same time reviewing all operating
¢osts to reduce the reliance on Ihese t￿rd-partY donatKJns. The Sc￿1 rjjrrenty has CA)mmrtted financial support in
the form of donations lo enable il to operate for the foreseeatAe futu￿. The GovemcKs therefore believe there are
adequate ￿$oUrCeS which wll enab￿ the s¢W to meet its liabill￿"e$ for al least orne year fr(ffi Ihe signing of these
nanoal statements lakiTrg into a¢¢ount these risks and rdiance. For this reason. the Govemors b*lieve thal it is
approprk8te 10 adopt the going ¢l￿CeM basis in prepariThJ Ihese ￿8￿(JaI thiements.

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
GOVERNORS. REPORT {INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
STRUCTURE. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governing Document
Sl Dominic's Priory scho￿ Istonel. a company Lwniled by Guarantee No 7563439. is also 8 Charity. Regislered No
1141147 and was incorporated on 14 March 2011. On 26 May 2011 il irx)k over ￿rtain assets and liablitie5 relating
lo St Oominic's Priw School from tre English DcfflinKan Congregation. The s¢hool is 9OV8med by its Artides of
Association.
Prltr)clpal Actl¥ities
The Articles of Associalion undw which St tk)miThc's Priory sCh￿A ISt¢)nel 1$ established sets 85 its objective 'th8
advancement ol edu¢atw in the Rornan cathol￿ Iradibon by the conduct of an independent S¢￿ or schools and
in parkncular to operate Sl Dorninic's Prnry SCkn￿, Stone, Slaffordshire and by ancilary reli9KJus and educatsoThal
activities for the benefil of the comrnunty at large.
The ccmnpany operates St Do￿nIC5 Piiory School in Sione, StalFordshwe. The schcx)l is presentty a day sthcxjl.
The éay sch(x)I consists of Preparatory sthrxjl thiléren beWI the ages of 3 ye*s and 11 years and a sen
hool for ChiLd￿n between the ages of 11 years and 16 years.
Organisational strUc￿r•
Day to day running ol the Scho￿ Is de*aied to the Head teacher and the sen￿ Leadership Team operale
within policies set by the Go¥emirvJ B(¥ty. BelLKe consideratson by the full Govemirrfj Brxly matter5 Je nomiaily
discussed by specialist Su1￿c￿nmilIe8$. whKh rx%ws•".
Finan￿ and General Puws BLIS￿esS Development)
Govemance
EdUcal￿nIcathol￿ Life
Governors App￿ntm+￿t a￿￿ Training
The govemors wistanty review the balance of professional experrence and strengths wlhin the Goveming Body.
The Govemillg B(MJy includes Govemws speofi¢ally identsW for their exper￿￿te and capability in the fiekys of
business rnanage￿nt. finante. faolthes. arKI ei1uca1￿.
I prospective Governor apkv)intees are agreed by the lull Goveming Body prior to appointmèni and on
appointrnent undergo an in¢Ju¢tion protyamme. GoverrM)r trdining is provKJed on an'as reouired, ba515.
DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION TO THE AUDITORS
In 50 far as each of the governors are aware. a5 govemors of the chariiable company. at Ihe date of the rep)rt'.
There is no relevant audit informats.on of which th8 chariiable C￿panY 5 auditors are unaware..
Ea¢h 9ovemor ha5 taken all Steps that he or She shtyJld have taken as a govemor in order to rnake him or
her awa￿ of the relevant audit inforrnat￿ and to eslablish that Ihe charitabk Companls auditors are
aware ol that inforn)ation.
8y order of the boar
Mrs Karen Champ
Govemor and Trustee
11 Oe¢embor 2024

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
STATEMENT OF GOVERNORS. RESPONSIBIUTIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
The Govemcrt. who are also the diredors of St 0￿￿tn￿'S prI￿Y St*KxY {Slth)el for the pwpose of company law.
a￿ resPon￿bIe lor pwaring the I>)Verr￿rs. Rermyt and the financial siatements in a¢c4rdance with applKable law
Vnited Kingdom Accounb"ng Standard5 Iuniled Kingdom Gen8raltyAccepted Ac¢ountsng Practice).
Company Law reqvire5 the Governors lo ￿epa￿ finantsal s￿leMents lor each firtanual year which a Iwe and
fair v￿W of the Stale of attair5 of the Schcd and of the incoming resources and applicaton of resources. incluéirKJ
the income and expendilure, of the charita￿e ccmnpany for that year.
In prepanng Ihese financia stateft￿nts. Ihe GovenNYs are requi￿ to:
- select Suitable accounb"tvJ rx)ki85 aThJ th￿ appty c￿ls15te￿lty.
- obs8rve th8 methods and Kwiwples in the Chari¢*s SORP:
- make jud9eTr£nts arKJ estimate5 that are ￿3$onable and prudentr. and
- p￿pare the financial statements on the goiTrJ corwn ba5FS unless it i8 inappwiale to presume that th8 Scho
will continue in Operat￿n.
Th& Govemor5 are ￿sponsIb￿ for kee￿ng adewète aco)untirtg recryos that dtsch)se ￿asOnable acuwacy at
any tirne the financial positN)n of the School and enable them to ensure that the finanoal staletnents comply with the
Companies Act 2006. They are also resw5￿e for safeguarding the a5set5 of the SChLY￿ and hence lor tsking
reasonable steps for the prevention and detectK)n of frawj and other I￿egL￿antie$.

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
TO THE GOVERNORS OF ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
Oplnion
We have audited the financial statsments ol St Dominic's Priory (Stone) Ithe'school'l for the yeaT ended 31
August 2024 which Comprise the statement of ffinancial acbvitw. the balance sheet. Ihe statement ￿ cash flows
and nole5 to Ihe finanoal stslements. including swJrnif￿nt accountirm) pOl￿e$. The financial ￿pOrting framework
thal ha5 been applied in their preparation is applr2bk law and Uniled Kingdom Ac¢wntin9 Standards. including
Financial Reportsng Standard 102 The FNn8n¢ial Reportit79 Standafty 8ppli¢able in the UK and Republi¢ of Ireland
Iunited Kingdom Generalty Attepled A¢wunting PwlK*l.
In our opinK)n. Ihe finanryal statements..
give a true and fair view of Ihe state of Ihe ch*iiaL4e cxynpatys affairs as at 31 August 2024 aThl of its
incomiThJ restyjrces and aoicaiion ol ￿$￿J1¢¢$. lor the year Ihen ended".
have been prope￿ wepared in ac0Ydar￿ wth United KiThJd￿￿ Generally Accepled Ac¢otJntiTrJ PractTh,'
at
have been prepared in aC￿r￿a￿e wlh Nuirements of the C(¥npanies Act 21JO6.
Basls for opinlon
We conducted our audit in afXordan￿ with 1ntemab.onal Standards on Authb"rg IUKI IISAS IVKII and appltcatle
law. Our responsibilities under those slandards are lurther des¢riW in the Auditorfs ￿sponsIbl1￿￿e5 lor Ihe audil ol
the financial slatements seclH)n ol our refth. We are independent of the School in accordance wth the elhul
requirements ihat are ￿leVant to our audit of the financial $￿teMentS in the UK. induding the FRC'S Eihical
Standard. and we have fuffilied w other ethical reswnsily.lilies ￿ accordance wrth Ihese fequirtrnents. We beI￿ve
that the audit 8Vhlence we have obtained Is suffitsent and appropriate 10 provide a basi5 lor our Opin￿n.
Conclusions relating to golng concern
In auditing the financial slatemenls. we have Q￿ChJded that the GovemNs' ￿se of the wng ¢oncem basis of
acctsjnting in the preparati￿ of Ihe finarK¥al slalements is appropriate.
Based on the work we have performed. we have nol identtfied any material vncwtsinties relatln9 tr) events or
condition5 that, Indiv￿￿81￿ or thleclwdy. may cast $vJnificanl dwbt on the S¢h¢xJ's abilrty to continue as a goin9
ncem for a of at least ￿￿ve m(M)ths finwal slatements are authortsed for is$￿.
Our responsibilities and the re5ponsibditvas of Ihe Govemu5 With respect lo gO￿g cOr￿M are de5uib8d in the
relevant se¢b"ons of Ihis report.
Other informatioft
The other information ccmmk￿ses Ihe inforrnatyon included in the ￿nual olher than the finamal statements
and our auditorfs report therecffi. The Govemors a￿ resp(￿￿ble for Ihe other inf0M￿tiOn contained within the
annual r8POrt. Our opinion on the finan¢r41 slatements does cover the other infomiats.on and we not expres$
any form of assurance ¢￿￿UsiOn thereon. Our responsi￿lIty is to read Ihe other inforrnabon and. n doin9 $0.
￿S￿er whelher the other Infom)ation is matenally Inconsisteni the financial stateTT*llts or knowledge
obtained in the course of Ihe audit. or otheTh¥i5e appears to be materially rnisstaièd. 11 we id8ntsfy such material
inconsistencies ￿ apparent material misstslem8nls. we are required its d•termiDe whether thi5 gives ris• to a
material misstatement in the finama1 staternents themselves. If. based ¢)n Ihe work we have perfomied. we
)nclude that there is a material rnis5t3lem8nt of this other infowmatK)N. we are i8qLtired to report that fact.
We have nothin9 lo report in this regard.
hlattèrs on whi¢h we are required to report by exception
We have nothing lo rep(Mt in respect of the followng matters ￿ re￿tiOrt lo *thieh the Charities {AcCo￿¢S
Reports) Regulations 2008 reQu￿re u5 to report to yiyJ rf, in our opin￿￿..
ihe information given in the financ￿1 statements is im?nsistent in ￿ matenal wtth the Governors,
report". or
sufficient acwunting records have not been kept-, or
the financial slalemenis are not in agreement WElh ￿ accountiny rectYd5." or
we have not ￿CeIVed all Ihe infCThatIL￿ and eXF4analbDns we requi￿ tr cxjr audrt.

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE GOVERNORS OF ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL ISTONE)
Responslbilities of Governors
As explained rn0￿ fully in Ihe statemenl of Go¥eM￿S. ￿spOnsi￿"111ie$. the Govemors. who are also the di￿rt￿s of
the School lor the purrKJse of cornpany law. are ￿$p￿sIble foi the preparatw of the finanrial statements and for
being satisfied Ihal they a true an¢Y tsir view. and for su¢h Intemal rx>ft¢rol as the Govemors determine is
necessary tts enable the preparab.on of finanoal stslements that are free from material rnisslatement. whelher due
lo fraud or error. In preparing the finartcial 51alemenls. Ihe Govemors a￿ resp￿si￿e fw assessin9 the Schools
ability to continue as a going concem. disdosing. as apKAicabJe. malleo ￿lated to 90ing concem and using the
going concem baws ol accountirvJ unless the Govemors eilher intermj to fjouidaie the ¢haritable company or to
cease operations, or have M realBlic alternalive bvt lo so.
Aud51ofs re$pon5ibililies for the audit of the financial statements
We have been appointed as auditor under SeC￿On 144 of the Charilies Act 2011 and reFty)rt accordance with the
Act relevant regu13tK)n$ made or hawTrJ effect thereunder_
Our objectives are to otrlain wsonable assurarK* ab￿1 whelher the fmancial siatements as a are Iree from
material misstalemenl. ￿ether due lo fvaud or error, and Io issue an auditorfs report ihat indudes our opinion.
ReasonaNe assurance is a hwh levd of assurance but is not a guaranlee Ihat an audrt CL￿￿cled in accordance
with ISAS IUKI bMII always delect a material misslatement when it exists. Misstalements can arise from fraud c
eNor an(1 a￿ considered material if. Indi￿dUallY QT in the aggregate. they ws¢)nably be expected to influence
Ihe economic decisions of usets laken ￿ the basis of these finaroal slatements.
I￿egularitieS. Induding fvaud, are instsn¢e$ of rw)n<OM￿1We with Lgws and wulalions. We design procedures in
line with our ￿SponSIbIlIties. oudined atx)ve. lo detect maletial nMssla¢eTh*nts in respect of irregularib"es. #)cluding
fraud. The extent to which our prLxedures are capable of detecting irwularities, indudirK) fvaud. 15 detail￿ below.
As part of our planning process-.
• we enquired of m8nagen*nt the systems and cc¥)tr(As Ihe d￿rity has in pLace. the areas of Ihe finanoal
statements that are most SlSSWlible lo the risk of irregularitEs and fraud, wheiher there wa5 any known,
suspected or alle9ed fraud. The charity did not inl£¥m us of any kn¢)wn, suspecled or al￿ged fraud.
We obtsined an undersl8ndiTrJ of the legal and reguL8tory frarneworks ap￿iCable to the charity. We
detemiined that the followng were most relevant. the Chanty SORP. FRS 102. Charit￿8 Acl 2011.
CompaniesAct 2￿6.
We consJdeiÈd Ihe irw)tives a￿1 opprwfvnIt￿ that exist in the charity. induLlin9 Ihe extent of
managernent bias, which wesent a wre4)b"al for irre￿￿"b"e$ arn1 fra￿j lo be perpetuated. and tsilored o
risk assessment accordingty.
Using our knowledge of the ¢harity, together wtth Ihe dtscussions held wtth the charity at the rlanning
stage, we formed a ccnclusK>n the nsk of mk%statement due to irregulartbes indudirKJ fraud and iailored our
Procedure5 according to Ihi5 risk assessm8llt.
The key procedures we undertook to deteci iThegulaiities indudirrtj fraud dufir¥J the course of the audit included."
Identtyng and tes¢ing ioumal entres •id the overall ar£oun￿ng rewds. in parbcular those that were
sKJnificant and unusual.
Reviewng the finanual $18tement d￿SureS and Lleiem)inry a￿o￿nting poI￿leS have been
appropriately appl￿￿.
Reviewing and chalkngiro the a5surnpD￿s aThY judgements used by management sn thèir $i￿1r￿nt
accountin9 eslitnates.
Assessng the extent of Corn￿lar￿e. or lack of, th rdevant laws and regulations.
Assessing the validlty of the dassrfication of income, experKhture. assets and liabilities belwèen
Un￿striCted and restricted funds.
Obtainin9 third party confirrnalion Lif rnaterial bank balances.
Documentirtg and Ven￿ng all significant rdai*J paty balances and transaclwJns.
Reviewing d0curnentatic￿ such a5 rthanty t>ogrd minthes for di5ojss￿s ol irregU￿rI￿*S including fr8ud.

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE GOVERNORS OF ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
Because ol the inhewt linwtsticfis of an awtht. lhe￿ is a risk thal we wll not dete¢t 41 irwularitse5, induding thxe
leading to a material missts1e￿￿￿t in the finanoal s¢alerr*nts or ¥ion-cornplkHnce wlh regkjlation. The risk increases
Ihe mort that cornpliance V￿1h a Law of regulation is renK)ved [￿rn ihe events and transadions reflected in the
financial statemen15. as we TrMII be less likely lo be¢i)me aware ol inslances of nor￿Com￿l8￿ce. The risk is also
greater ￿90rdIng Ir￿gulari￿es occurrifvJ due to fraud tather Ihan error. as traud involve5 intents.onal ¢(xKeal￿nt.
forgery. collusion. omission or Misretyesentstl￿.
A luther descripb.on of cwr ￿spOnsi￿"11￿"eS 15 available F￿a￿l81 Rerx)rting Covncils webwte at.. https."Il
whvw.frc.org.ukJwditorsresprmsibilits"e$. This deSUytsc￿ fc*ms part of ourauth"torfs rewt.
Use of our report
This report is made sow to Ihe charily's tyustees. as a body, in accordance wth part 4 of the Charibes IAccounts
and Reports) RegulatK)ns 2008. Our audit work ha5 been undertaken so that we mTrghl State to the chanty'5 trustees
Ihose matters we are required lo stale to Ihern in an auditorfs report and for no Olher purpose. To the fumest extent
pemiitted by law. we do at￿pt or 2ssume responsitritlity to anyone other than the ch• and the charity's
trustees as a brM1y. kn our audit for Ihis reF4Nt. orfor the opmK¥ns we have formed.
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Chart•r¢d A¢¢ountants
Statutory Auditor
Graph￿ House
124 Cty Road
Sloke orF T￿nI
ST4 2PH

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Unrestricted Restricted
fund$
funds
2024
2024
Total Unostricted Re$tri¢ted
fvnds
fund5
2023
2033
Total
2024
2023
Not•$
Income and tndowm•nts from:
Donations and legacies
Chantable aciivities
Other trading adiwties
Investrnenls
Other inwme
654,9)3
2.098.904
23,812
1.967
230.694
654,903
2.098.904
23,812
1.967
230.694
1.195.801
1,948.136
2,483
424
167.183
50.000 1.245,801
1.948.136
2.483
424
188.603
21.420
Total In¢om¢
3.010.280
3.010.280
3.314.027
71,420 3,385.447
Expendltur4 *)n."
Raising funds
Charitable activities
Other expenditu
9.611
3.018,078
422
9.611
3.032.192
422
6,431
2.841.966
420
6,431
2.853.887
420
14.114
11,921
Total oxp¢nditsJr•
3,028.111
14.114 3.042.225
2.848.817
11.921
2,860,738
Not ineomÈllexpenditurt}
117,8311
114.114}
131.9451
465.210
59,499
524.709
Transf8r5 belween
funds
6.896
{6.8961
41.880
141.8801
Net movement In
fund$
10
110.9351
121.010}
131,9451
507.1
17,619
524,709
R*¢on¢llialSon ol fvnd$:
Fund balance5 8t I Septembe¥
2023
4,704.949
76,706 4,781.655
4,197,859
59,087 4,256,946
Fund balances at 31 August
2024
4,694.014
55.696
4.749,710
4.704.949
76.7(￿ 4,781.655
The statement ol finanual ￿t￿l￿eS in¢kM1es all gains k)sses reccqnised in the yew. All ir￿rne and expendilure
derive frcxn continuing activibes.
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
BALANCE SHEET
ASAT31 AUGUST 2024
2024
2023
Notes
Flxed assets
rarvJible assets
14
4.607.463
4.595,443
Current assets
Skncks
Oebtors
Cash at bank aNJ in haThJ
15
16
1.775
159,162
289.795
3.127
126.594
306.973
450.732
436.694
Creditor5= amounts falling due within
one year
18
1308,485}
{330,3151
Nèt ¢urrent assets
142.247
106.379
Total assets less current liabilities
4.749,710
4.801.822
Cr¢dlttsrs'. amounts falling due after
more than ono year
19
120.1671
Net ass•ts ¢xduding pension liabllity
4.749.710
4.781.655
N*t assets
4,749,710
4,781,655
The funds of the School
Restri¢ted income lunds
Unrestricted funds
76,706
4.704.949
4.694.014
4.749.710
4.781,655
The company is entided to the exemption Irom the audit requ1￿meTht contained ift secbOA 477 of ihe Cornpanies Act
2006. for the year ended 31 Augusl 2024, although an autht has carried wl Ur￿er section 144 01 the Charibes
Acl 2011.
The director5 ￿kn￿￿e&Je their reSPon￿billt1e9 for i￿7p￿ing wih the requirements of the Companie5 Act 2006
with resperA to acLounting re(x)rds and Ihe stst8m8nts.
The member5 have not required the company to obtain an audit ol rts finanual statements und•r the requirements
ol the Comp8nies Aci 20¢%, for Ihe year In ques￿ th7 accordarte vmh section 476.
These financrdl slaternents have been wepwed in acrThdpAKe With Ihe wovi510￿ appliCa￿e to C¢thpan￿ subject
to the small umpanies regime_

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
BALANCE SHEET (CONTINUED)
ASAT 31 AUGUST2024
The financial statements were approved by Ihe GovemN5 on 11 Oecemter 2024
Mrs Karen Champ
Govornor and 7ru$tg•
Company registrab.on number 07563439 {ETh3L4nd and Wales)
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGusf 2024
2024
2023
. Notes
Cash Ilows from operating a¢¢ivitie$
Cash generated from operations
79.738
610.069
Investing activities
Purchase of tangl￿e r￿ed assets
Investmenl incorne ￿te1Ved
175.0491
1.967
1655,9921
424
Net cash used in invtsting activities
173.082)
1655,5681
Financing activities
IRepaymenty issue of other loans
123.8341
13,666)
Net ¢ash used In finanelng actiwtle$
123.834)
13.fj661
Net do¢r¢ase in ¢a$h and ¢ash equivalents
117.178)
149.1651
Cash and cash equivalents at begining of year
306.973
356,138
Cash and ¢ash equival*nts •t end of year
289.795
3r￿.973
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Accounting pollc5es
Charity information
St Dwninic's Priory sc￿ Istonel is a wivaie corrwny limited by guarantse Inc￿rated in Eryl￿d and
Wales. Tt* registe￿ off￿e is 37 Sts¢H)n Road, Sto￿. Stsffordshire. ST15 8ER.
1.1 Accounting convention
The finanoal st3ternents have been prepared in accordance wih the Schoofs governing docum8llt, the
Companies Act 2006. FRS 102 "The Finan￿al Rep¢￿ing Standard applicab￿ In the UK and Republic of
Irelan¢J" I"FRS 102.1 and the Charilie$ SORP "Ac¢wnting and Reporting by Charitie5'. Staternenl of
Recornmended Practrce applicable lo charit*s preparing IhÈir accounts in accordance wilh the Financial
Reporting sianL1aré applicable in the UK and ReputAic of IFRS 1021" leffe(*ve l January 20191. Th8
School is a Public Benefit Entty as ¢Jefined by FRS 102.
The fin8nci81 statefflents are prepared in sterfirKJ. which is Ihe fvrtl¥)nal cxjrrency of the S¢￿. Monetsry
arnounts in these financial statemenis are rounded lo the nearest £.
The fina￿la1 statements have tjeen rK8pared undeT lh8 histLvical cosi convent￿n. ImLKhfied to incI￿Je the
fevaluath)n of freehdd propert￿$ and to include inveslmenl properties aTrJ certain ffinarKial inst1wn￿ls al fair
valuel. The prinopal accwnting adopted are sel out bekn•4.
1.2 Going concern
The Govemors and the Executive Officers are constsnuy the ￿ancial wjsthon ol the Schod and
also prepare financial f0￿CaSts lo monitor IhÈ SC￿)cA.$ ability lo meet ils financ4al obligatsons & they lall due.
These forecasts show the ertent to which the S¢thool is ￿l￿ont ￿ Ihird paty donab'ons. The School currenly
has cornmitted financial SUPPLWI in Ihe form of donats.ons to enaUe il to opecale for the forseeaNe futwe and
Ihe governors therefo￿ bdieve there are adequate resources whth will enable St Dominic's to meet rts
liabilit￿S for at least one year from the dare ol signing of these firwcial statements. For Ihis reason. the
governors believe that there *e ￿ material uncertainlies and thal it is appropriate to adopl the gxmng wncem
basis In prepariry these ffinanc7al $tatement5.
1.3 Charitsble funds
Unrestricted funds a￿ availaile for use at the o( Ihe GovemNs in furtheranc* of thev char*table
014'eclives.
Restricted hjnds are subject to specffic conditifm5 by donors or granlor5 a5 to how they may be used. The
purpos8s and uses of the re5tnctE£S funds a￿ set rmjt in ￿ tKJle$ to the finanaal statements.
1.4 Income
Donations a￿ recognised as in¢<y￿ when sch(￿ is legalty entilled to ￿ceIve it after any performance
conditions have been me¢. Ihe arnounl can bg reliably quantsfied and the economic benefit lo the S¢hcc4 1$
considered probatye.
Legaues are recognised on receipl ¢¥ 01h￿¥￿se rf thè SchrK4 has been notfvd of an impending distribuiK)n.
Ihe atnounl Is known, and receipt is expected. Ff ihe ￿￿Unt i8 not knTr*m, the legacy is treated as
contingent asset.
School leès I￿1vable less any allowances. scholarships and bursaries granted by the S¢￿)01 agairBI these
fees are accounled for in the period In wh￿h the sepvi¢e is prowde(J.
Sth)ol fees receivai4* in advance Icy educalion lo L￿ provmled in future years are carried forward as deferred
income.
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL {STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Atcountlng pollcles
IC¢>ntlnued)
Govemmenl grants are rewnised al the fair value of the asset recewed or feceivable %then there is
reasonable assurance Ihat the grant condilions will be meL and the grants will b8 receNed.
A grant that specffies perfOrn￿n￿ condibons ￿ recc43nt5ed in in)n* ￿eTh the performance ￿nditionS are
met. Where a grant doe$ not speufy performarKe conditions it is recognise<J in incom8 when the procee(ls are
eived or r￿1vable. A grant ￿¢eNed before th8 recognitKJn criteria are satisf*d is recognised as a liability.
Olher NKome is rects3ni8ed when Ihe Schcd is kgaly entjded to it after any perforynance condit￿nS have
been met, the amounts be measLwed rdratty, and it 15 probatrty Ihal the wKome will b8 received.
1.5 Expenll¢ur¢
ExperKliture is recogni5ed once the￿ is a legal or constructive olligation lo transfef economic bernefit to
third parly. il is probable that a transfer of economK benefits wll be required in setllemenl. and Ihe amoLtnt of
the ot11ga￿.on"Can be measured reliably.
Expenditure is classified by actNity. The costs of each actiwty are made up of tolal of dir￿t costs and
shared cost5, includi￿j suFport costs Invo￿ in und8rtakn.ng each activity. Direct cosis attribula14e to a single
a¢livity are allcL4ted diredy to thal aG￿VIty. Shared costs which contribvte to more Ihars one activity and
SllPPOrt costs vthich are not allributable to a ￿ngle aCtI￿ty are apportioned beiween Ihose activit1￿ on a basis
¢onsistent wth the use of reswr¢e5. Central staff costs are all￿81ed on the ba*s of time spent. and
depreciatiM charges are awted on th? portion ofthe assets use.
Exp6nditure on raising funds
This includes all 8xpenditure inDJrred by Il* SCI￿ to ￿LSe fvThJs for it5 charitable wrposes.
Ch8rrf8ble 8Ctivities
These are ¢osts incLJrred on the Schwl's educational operations lo ftjrther its tharitable alrns for the benefit of
its beneficbaries. indudiThJ support costs rela￿.ng to the govemm of th8 5chcd apporlioned to ¢haritatAe
actiwlies.
1.6 Tangible fix￿ assets
Tangible fixed assets are initially measured at cost and subsequenuy measured at cost or valuabon, nel of
depre¢iatson and any impaimienl losses.
Depfetsaiiori 15 rttognised so as to ￿lte off the cost N valualw)n of assets kss their residual values over Iheir
usefvl live5 on ihe folkwifjg bases".
Land and tmjiklings
Non*ducabonal equiprnent
Eduraticffial books, eqtsipment and fumiture
Motor vehicles
2% stra￿3ht line liyJikJir#Js th)lyl
5%- 20% straighl hne
20% straight line
20% straight line
Fr8ehold larml nol depreaated.
The gain or loss arising on the di$posal of an asset s deterrrmned as the difference ￿e￿een Ihe Sa￿ woceed5
and the carrybng Value of the asset. and is re¢ognised In Ihe strtement of financial actiwties.
Items costry less than £1,000 are written off as an exper&se as atwired.
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Accountlng poll¢lt$
Icontinuedl
1.7 Impairrnent of fixed assets
Al each reporting end date. the School rewews the ￿￿￿1g amounts of its tangibbg assets to ¢Seterming
vknether the￿ is any i[L¢j￿tion that those assets have suffered an impaim)enl loss. If any such indulio
exists. the recoverat4t amtyJnt of the asset is esb"maled in order to detem)ine the extent ol the impairment
loss Irf any}.
1.8 Sto¢k$
Siocks cons5t of catering suppTi*s and $tst*Jrwy a￿1 are stsled al the k)wer ol cosl and net iealisable value.
Net realIsab￿ value Is the estimat8d 5elliTrJ less all eslirnated costs ol CLVnplet￿tin and costs to be
)¢urred in m2Tketing. selling th'stributi(￿.
1.9 Cash and ¢ash equivalents
Cash and cash equNalenis indude tash in haTrJ and he￿ at Call with banks. 8ank overdrafts are
s￿)￿n thin knngs in ujrrent liabilrt*s.
1.10 Flnan¢ial instruments
The Schwl has decled to apply the provisions ol sects.on 11 '8ast Financial Instrunwts. and Se¢tH￿ 12
'Other FinanLyal Instruments Issues. of FRS 102 to al ol its fmancial iwtstrumenls.
Finanoal instruments are recoJr4sed in Ihe Schcd5 bal￿ sheel when Ihe sch£￿ becomes party to the
contraclbJal provisKJns ol the instru￿nt.
Financial assets and Iiabililies a￿ offset. wth the net amounts PTesented in Ihe finanual slalemenls. when
there is a legally enfcfceable right lo se¢ off the iewnised amounts arKi the￿ is an intenbon to settle on a net
basis or io re￿ise the asset and Sett￿ the liability 5irnultaneousty.
Basic financial assets
Basic financial assels, which Inclvde debiors and cash and bank balances. are initially measured #
transaction wice inclLKliry transadion cost5 and we subseouenlty carried at amc*1ised using effeclive
interest melhod unless the arTangemenl constitutes a financiry transacti￿, the transaction is
measured al ihe presenl v81ue of the future receipts discounted ai a market rate of Interest. Finanoal assets
classrfieij as receivabk vAthin year ar8 rM)t amrxlised.
8asir finénclal li8￿1•¢{e$
Basic financial liabilibes, Induding Lyeditors and bank loan5 are initialty recognised al transac￿On price unless
the arrangement consts'tutes a financing Iransactb)n, where the debt instrument is measured at the preseftt
value of Ihe future payments discounted al a rna￿e1 rate of inter8sL Fffiar￿al liabl11￿S dassfied as payable
thin one year are not arnortised.
08bl instrumen15 are 5ubwuentty C￿e￿ at arr￿rtiSed cost. usiro th8 effective interest rat8 m8thod.
Trade credit¢)rs are obl￿atIonS to pay for gcKM1s Of seNces that have been acquired in the ordinary course of
operations from suwliers. Amounts payable are classffied as Cu￿nt Ikibilibes if paymenl is due within on8
year or less. If not. tsTey are p￿senIed as n(x)<urren¢ liabilites. Trade (xeditors are rewgnised inib.alfy at
transaction pite and subsequenty rnea￿red al amovlised cost using Ihe effective Intewt method.
Der¢¢ognition of Iln•n¢ial liabllitles
Financial liabili￿'es are derecognised when the Schc4Ji's contraciual c*11￿jaI￿)n5 expire or are disth8rged or
cance4ed.
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Accounting ￿lIcleS
Icontlnuedl
1.11 Taxation
st Dominic's Priory s￿￿01 Isie4*) is a Wiste￿ chaiity and as such is exenwl from lax on irncome and gairss
falling wilhin Part 11 of the Cryvation Tax Act 2010 or sectioN 256 of the Taxation of Chatgeable Gains Act
1992 to the extent that Ihese are applied Its its chargeable obi8cts. There is no similar exetnption fDr VAT
whKh 15 induded in expondilur8 or in the costs of assets a5 aForopriate.
1.12 Employee b*nefits
The cost of any unused hc4iday entillemenl is ￿e09Th1$ed in the peric#J ￿ which the employee'5 services are
receive¢J.
Termination b8nefrt5 are reCo￿￿d im*diately a5 an expEnse Ihe is dernonstratAy cornmrtte
terminate the ernployrnent ol an emKAoyee or to provKJe temiinaiK)n be￿rts.
1.13 Retirement benefits
Payments to defined rxM*ribulK)n ￿lireMent benefit Schemes are as an expense as they fall due.
1.14 Pension
During the year the Sth)ol ¢)perntsd defined c¢￿trIbUti￿ pens￿ s(thmes and the pension char
represents the amounls payabk by the Schoy to the fund in of the year.
Critical accounling estimates and judgThnts
In appltcatth ol Ihe Schwfs aC¢(mJn￿"r¥J ￿￿e$. Ihe GovemNs we requi￿ to make IL￿geMents.
esiiwTrales and a5sumption5 about the carrying amount of assels and lia￿.1111es trat are noi readily apparent
frtstn other sources. The e51imates and associated assumptions are based on historic￿ experience and olher
factors that are considered to be relevanL Aclual ￿su115 fflay drflerfrom Ihese est*nates.
The esiimates and underfying assumptions a￿ reviewed on w ongoing tpasis. RevisK)ns lo accounting
e5timate5 are recognised in the period in ￿1¢h Ihe eSts"Ma￿ is revised ￿ele the revi￿￿ affect5 (￿lY that
period, or in Ihe pwiod of the rewsion and fulu¥e periods where the reviwn alfects both current and future
periods.
In preparing these finar￿181 stslerrents. Ihg Trus18e5 have maje judgements in deterni￿l￿g the..
- impairment of tangib￿ fixed assets. Factors taken in to consideratirm in reaching the deCI￿C￿ indude th8
availability ol resources to t￿ntinue service delivery at PreW￿j$ le¥els',
- useful econ(xnic life of tangible fixed assets. The annual dewerxation charge for langible fixed assets is
sensitive io ch￿ge$ in the estimated usefvl erA)nonwc INes and re5￿Ual value5 of the asseis. The u5ehA
e¢onomi¢ live$ and residual val￿$ are reassessed annually. They a￿ ameTrJed when r￿essary to reflect
current estimates based on luture investments. economic utilisalton and physical condition of the assets.
- appI￿ation of wng con¢em. The mwn judgement is the assessment of the group's current and forecast
cash reserves and nel liqui¢J asseis and whelher we o)ngder8d suff￿ent lo m88l operabonal
commilments for the foreseeabk luture.
17.

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Income from donations and lega¢i¢s
Unrestricted Restricted
Ivnd$
2024
Total Unrestricted Restricted
fund$
2023
Totsl
2024
2024
2023
2023
Oonations and gifts
654,￿3
654.9)3
1.195.801
50.OLK) 1,245.801
In¢ome from ¢harilable acti¥iti•s
Unrestri¢ied UnrÈstri¢ted
funds
funds
202d
2023
School Fees Receivable
Gross SCIKKA fee5
Bursaries
Sibling allowances
Scholarships
School sponsorship
Staff discounl
Other discounts
2.382.114
125,3001
126.6651
{42.5001
1128.7791
(35.8611
124.105)
2,207.134
143,9221
132.3071
127.5(K>}
1110.9491
131.7781
112,5421
2,098,
1.948.136
Income from other trading acti¥ttios
Urtrestri¢ted UnrÈ$trfjcted
funds
funds
2024
2023
Non<harita￿e trading activit
23.812
2,483
Income from investments
Unrtstrieted Unrestricted
funds
funds
2024
2023
Interest ￿CeiVable
1.967
424
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Olher income
Unrestricted Restricted
fvnd$
2024
Totsl Unr•stricted Restrlcted
funds
funds
2023
2023
Total
2024
2024
2023
Otsr income
230,694
230,694
167.183
21,420
188.603
Expondltyre on r*l$ln9 fvn¢ls
Unrestricted Unrestricted
funds
fund$
2024
2023
Fundralslng and publicity
Other fundvaksing Lx)5ts
9.611
6.431
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL {STONE}
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEAIENTS ICOIrnNUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2024
TOL11
24
24
2023
2023
Dir¥¢t v>st$
TeachingC0515
wdrareco&ls
Premises to&1
1.79)240
27.1*9
*.072 32$,%
164209 2￿.489
25.518
77.613
1￿,¢8) 1.e4)9.344
124.922
5&5,C61
110.136
135,1
362.634 150.938
242.￿5
13,800
1,719,480
135.063
60S.751
358.268
36,32S
163mg
91.179
Gov$n￿nce¢¢sts
2.103.128 766,03S
IWm9 3m2,192
1.83U.761
161.188
15D.938 2.853.887
tun¢$
Restrict￿lf￿
2.103.128 7f&035
11&915 3.018.078
I,&X761
864,188
139.017 2,611,966
11.ykl
2.103.128 7e6.DJS
163.¢129 3.(lJ2.192
1.838.761
.188
130.W 2,851887

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED}
FOR THE YEAR EhlDED 31 AUGUST 2024
10 Net rnovemenl in funds
2024
2023
The n8t movement in lunds is 5tatsd after chwgl￿lCredrtirWJl".
Fees payable lo the ¢hartyS auditor
- for the audil of the charivs fina￿la1 slatÈments
- for other fiTrartoal servKes
Depr8ciab"on of ovmed taThJible fixed assets
14,500
3.140
163,029
13,800
3.000
150,938
11 Governors
Non8 of the Governors lor any perSC￿ connecled with them) reeewed any reTTw￿ratIon or olher ben8fils from
the Schod during the year.
None of the Govenws lor any pers(￿$ cor¥￿￿e￿ them) were paid expenses during the yew.
12 Employ¢*s
The average rwthly number ofemployees during Ihe year was:
2024
Numb*r
2023
Number
Teaching staff
Support staff
Administration
31
35
32
31
Total
72
69
Employment costs
2024
2023
Wages and salaries
Social secunty cosls
Other pension ￿$t$
1,733.354
148,747
209.291
1.516.354
135,100
187.307
2.091.392
1.638.761
Terrni￿a￿0n paymenls tolalling £wNI12023.. £3.2641 wer8 paid in Ihe ￿￿K￿￿"n9 per1￿J.
The nurnber of ¢m￿oYeeS annual remun8ration was nxye Ihan £60.￿0
is as follows-.
2024
Numb•r
2023
NuM￿r
In the band £90,C#)1 to £100,0
In the baryj £80.1Kll to £90.000
21

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
12 Employees
ICon¢lnuodl
Remuneratlon of key fflanagement personnel
The total rernuneralK)n, superannllab.on and benefits receNed by Key
mar￿em￿nt Personnd was £313.61612023- £245.7501.
13 Taxation
The charity is exempt from laXatic￿ its aclivities because its i[KC￿ is applKd for Charitab￿ WryK￿e$.
14 Tang4)le fixed assets
Educalion
books.
Ilipment•gUiPI)ènt and
lurru¢urtr
Motor
vehlGbvs
Total
Cost
At 1 Sept¢mber 2023
Addrtions
4,722.522
25.209
475,623
42.304
248.344
7.536
37,500 5,483,989
75.049
At 31 Augusl 2024
4.747.731
517.927
255.880
37.S(M) 5.559.038
Deprt¢iation and impaim*nt
At 1 Seplernbei 2023
Depreciation charged in the year
291.694
94.955
274,529
216.698
17.944
5,625
5.625
788,546
163,029
At 31 August 2024
386.649
319,034
234.642
11,250
951,575
Carrying amount
At 31 Augusl 2024
4.361.082
198.893
21.238
26.250 4,607.463
At 31 August 2023
4.430.828
201.094
31.646
31.875 4.695.443
15 Sto¢k$
2024
2023
Catering supplies
1.775
3.127
16 Debtors
2024
2023
Amounts fallln9 due withln one year=
Trade deblors
othef deblvs
P￿paymentS and accrutd inccrfnè
69.763
1.987
87,412
46.992
1.022
78,580
159.162
126.594

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
16 Debtors
Icontlrnued
Debts which have been written off during Ihe year amtyjnted to £28.221 12023." £2.8701. There is a bèd debt
provision of £12.80612023.' £41.2501.
17 L•an$ and ¢>v•rdrafts
2024
2023
Other hJan5
23,834
Payable wthin one year
Pay•￿e after one year
3,667
20,167
The loan wlh ABM Catering &Aution5 Limited was settkd in bjl in the year.
18 Creditors.. amounts falling due within one year
2024
2023
Notes
Olher loans
Olher iaxation and so(yal swity
Deferred incom8
Trade credrtor5
Olher creditors
Accrtsals ané deferred inwrne
3.667
33,283
114.S19
71,367
63.603
43.876
34.639
101.618
65.992
80,613
25.623
20
308.485
330,315
19 Creditors= amount$ falling due after more than one y•ar
2024
2023
othef loan5
20,167
20 Deferred income
2024
2023
Othèr deferred ¢rKome
101.618
114,519
Deferre<l i￿Orne is I￿uded in the finanoal stsiements as frAh)ws'.
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Deferred income
(Continued)
2024
2023
Oeferred incom8 15 includeij ￿thIn..
Current liabilities
101,618
114,519
Movements in the year..
Deferred in¢ome at 1 September 2023
Released from PTeMous perirMIs
Resources d8f8rred in Ihg year
114.519
1114,5191
101.618
58.122
158,1221
114.519
Oeferred income at 31 Auwst 2024
101.618
114.519
Deferred InCc￿ relates to sGhool lees r￿1ved in èJvanc8 of Ihe schwl year.
21 Retirernenl b¢nefrt schem*$
2024
2023
Oellned contribution s¢hern•$
Charge to profit or loss in respect ol defined Contribut￿ schery*s
209.291
187.307
Restri¢t•d lund5
The restricted fund5 of the charty cOMp￿t ihe unexpended balances of donalions and 9rants held on trust
$ubj8Ct to specific condrtions by dMors as to how they may be used.
Atl
September
2023
Incoming
resources
Resources
expended
Transfers At 31 August
2024
Sponsorsh
PFA
so.c￿0
26,706
16,8961
43,104
12,592
114.1141
76,7C
(14.1141
16.8961
55,696
Previous year.
At1
September
2022
Incoming
resources
Resources
expended
Transfers At 31 August
2023
SponscYsh4)
PFA
Other
22.579
18,627
17,881
122,579}
50.0
26,706
20.000
1,420
111.921}
119,301}
59.087
71.420
111,9211
141.8801
76.706
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
22 Restricted funds
{Contlnued)
Sponsorship- lunds ￿ceiVed to sponsor children.
PFA- Funds rai$e(I by Parent Friends AsxoatKJn IPFAI.
Other. the schod raises funds ts srnal proiecjs. kny donatirms recwed for th8se are ear marked for these
projects.
23 Unrestricted funds
The unrestricted fvnds of the charity coftwrise the unexpended balances of donations g¥ant5 which ar8
nol subjecl 10 Specif￿ c￿dItIc￿S by and grantors as to how they may be used. These include
¢Jesiynated fvnd5 which have been Set asth ¢yJl of L￿reStrICted fLThJs by the tyustees for Specific pUrp￿e5.
Incoming
r•sources
Resources
expended
Tra115fers At 31 August
2024
Sèptember
2023
General fyjnds
4.704.949
3,010,280
13.028,111)
6,8
4.694.014
Previous year..
Incoming
resources
Resources
expended
Transfers At 31 August
2023
September
2022
Gen8ral lunds
4.197.859
3,314,027
12,848,817)
41,880
4,704.949
24 Analy$i$ of n¢t assets between
Unrestricted
lunds
2024
Restricted
funds
2024
Total
2024
At 31 August 2024-
Tangl￿e assets
a5setslllla￿.1￿leS}
4.594,871
99,143
12,592
43.104
4.607,463
142,247
4.694.014
55.696
4.749,710
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ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
24 Analysis of net assets b¢tween fvnd$
Iconthiuedl
Unrnstri¢ted
fund$
2023
Rg$tri¢t
funds
2023
Total
2023
At 31 August 2023:
Tangible asset5
Current asselsllliabilitiesl
Long term liat4lities
4,668,737
56.379
120.1671
26,706
4,69S,443
106,379
120.1671
4.704.949
76.706
4.781.655
25 0￿ratIng leas8 CL¥nmitments
Lessee
At the reporting date the Schtrj had ovtstanding commitments for tuture minimum lease payments L￿der
non-can¢ellabk operab.ng leases. which due as follows."
2024
2023
Wilhin one year
Be￿leen ￿ and fve year5
107,647
115.892
96,264
108.216
223.539
204.480
28 Related party transactions
Five of th8 Govemor5 12023: 31 have chibJreA and grandCh&dr￿ at Ihe sdwl who have received
scholarships. sbhn9 discounts and butsaries lotalling £14.461 12023.. £12,696) ￿ the year.
i transaclK)ns took p￿ce on a nrmwl basis.
27 Controlllng party
The school, having no share ¢apilal. uThJer Ihe controj ol the Boavd of TnJstees, who are also th8 Directors
of the school.

ST DOMINIC'S PRIORY SCHOOL (STONE)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
28 Cash generated from operations
2024
2023
ID8fKitysurpu5 for Ihe year
131.9451
524.709
Adjustmenis for..
Inveslrnent income recognised in statemenl of finanrial activibes
Depreciats￿ and impaimwt of tangitle fixed asse
11.9671
1fj3,029
14241
150.938
Movements in working capita..
Decrease in slcKks
Ilncreaseydecrease in deblors
(Decreasel in creditors
IDe¢reaseVinc￿a$e in deferred irKrni8
1.320
7,226
1130,0971
56.397
132,5681
15,2621
112,9011
Cash 9en•ratèd from operations
79,738
610,069
29 Analysi5 of Ehange5 In net fund$
At 1 S¢[kn￿r
23
CAsh IIow5 At 31 August
2Q24
Cash at bank arrfj in harKI
3(￿.973
117,1781
289.795
Loans falling du8 %Wthln one year
Loans lalling due after more than One year
{3.667)
120,167)
3.667
20,167
283.139
6.656
289.795
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