Company reystration number: 07771465
Chafity re8iStration nbjmber.. 1144043
Tutor Trust
IActywy llmiied by i￿rantee>
Annual Report and Flnancl•l Statements
for End￿ JI August 2023

Tutor Tn
Contents
Reference and AdmlTrlstratr￿e D*taHs
Strategic Report
2to5
Trustees. Repon lincorporating L￿rett0￿. Repofrl
6t07
Staternent olTntstees' Ae5por4sibllfftie5
Independent Audltorf5 Report
9t012
Staternent of Fininciil Acrivities
13
8al4nce Sheet
14
Statemeni of Cash Flgws
15
Notes lo the Financtal Statements
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Tutor Trust
Refere￿e and Admlnlstratlve Detslls
Trust•es
PJ Mclnwe
K M August (res￿ed 13 Jafi￿ry 20231
L Bananene
LV Crompt¢)n
M G EmmefKh IreSig￿ 30June 20231
M A Hanbury
P Lloyd
J Nuttall
N Ogle
L Pratten
A Waikn'n Iknty*n as A l>er5inl lapwjinted l February 20231
K•y M•nwm•nt P•fsonn•l
Ed Marsh. Chlef ￿e¢￿tIVe O[￿r lfrom 7 February 20231
Nlck Bent, C(trfounder wd Chlel E¥ecuttve Officer lunill 31 December
20221
'gail Shap4ro. Co-fwnder ind ExKutive Director
prtndw Offk•
Floor Vlilinia House
>7 Great Aneoats street
Manchesier
WSAD
The Chadty Is Incorporated In Eniland and Wakn.
Comp•n¥ R•¢lstrathn Ilumb
07771465
Ch•rlty Reilstr•tlon Nwnber
1144043
Inkers
The Co-opèrati¥* ￿nk pk
PO Box 101
l Balloon Slfeet
Manche51er
Mflj 4EP
Audltv
Miichell Charlesworth IAthlltl Limired
44 Peter Street
Manchester
M2 5GP
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Strate8lc Report for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
The Trustees. who are direttors for the wrposes of company law. present thelr strate8k fepTht for the year
ended 31 August 2023. in tornpliarttt with $414C ofthe Companies Aci 2(￿.
Achlevernents and Perforniance
2022123 has been a challen8Jn8 ye•r for sthools. wlth the cosi<J14pln8 ulsls putting intense pressu￿ r
budgets at jusi the time when pupils and their lamil*s are needin8 s£￿1$ to do ihe mosi alongside
reduciion In lundln8 availablt for tutorin8 through the National Tutoring Pro8ramme. In ihis context. Khools,
abllity to Invest in tutorln8 ha5 lallen, with initial data *ndicatinÉ that. in England. course starts under the
National Tutors￿ Proiramme rnay have dropped by as muth as hall In 2022123 compared with the previous
veal.
Against this bac*diop. while we have not been able to reath ambitious pupil tèrgtl we t*•ère alming lof in
our 2022-2025 Three Year Wan, we're proud that our Stro￿ reputation and our focus oft 4uality and Impact
has ènabled us to siknllicantty outperform the wider tutorlw 5ectLY.
Oyrlmpart
Durlng the 2022/Z3 audemlc year. we WOTkeil wlth 6.480 puplls In 150 Scho￿ •nd eflucatlon provlders arKI
delivered 7.627 tutorin8 pro8rarnmes Iihis measufe reflerts the fact thai some pupils wll iecewe iuliion In
more ihan one subject). While the number ol pupils is sl*htly lower than In the previous year, the number of
tutoring pro8ramme5 delivered 15 hi8her than in any previous year. Given that the lunding available for
5choo15 has decTe35ed. th￿ represented a 8reater inve5trnent from 5choo15 in u51han in previous years. ar
we are proud that schools ha¥e chosen to pr￿rItt$¢ Ouf Partnership.
61% of the puplls we worked wlth were entiiled to Pupll Premlum luAdln& and 8￿wefe eiihet entitled to
Pupll Premium fundin8 or attended a sthool servlng a lty*-Incomt •re•. On avera8e. lutees tecefved nlnt
hours of iutorlng per pr¢wamme.
Tutorln8 conisnuts to make a real difference to Ihe youn8 peop￿ we work with. In SATS. Ouf tutees averaied
7.4 stal•d itor• poirtt ol pfo8r•is tompir•d 10 7 sc•l•d £c•r• pointi in 2021122. with l¢)w prior attain•r%
showing ihe 8reaiest gains. At GCSE, Pfoyess rnade by tulees in boih En&lish and Maihs w4as considerably
higher ihan last year, wilh pupils avera8in8 almost three-quarters ol a grade pro8ress In both subRus, up
Irom around twtrthirds of a gfade last year. Thefe was a positive relatlonship beiween the atnount of tutOfln8
sessions attendèd and ihe Ilkdihood ol a pupil %hievin8 a Grade 4 or hi8hef.
Durlng 2022123. we have renewed some of our existin8 mutti-yeèr partnerships wlth fvnders, alongside
conlinuin8 to establish relationships with new 8fant.ma&in8 trusis, companies and philanthroplsts who a
wani io support our WOTk. We were also 8rateful 10 Teceive èddilional unrestrictetl funding from some of our
key fund•rn in rectJ8nition of tho impatt that the COSi•of.li¥in8 crisis was hawing on the charities they support.
We continue to receive vital 5UPPOrt from ImpetU5- thi5 irKludes linanual sUPPOrt. and a150 ron5ultarKy
advice frorn our Inve5trDent tlifector. pro I￿n0 suppwt from the Impetus network. and introdurtion5 10
other funders.
The Nalional Tuloring Programme INTPI wès announced th June 2020 ès a kty part ol the Govemmtnt's
programme of lundin8 to SUPPOrt children and young people to catch up on missed learnin8 caused by COVIO-
19. Tvtor Trusi became an NTP Tuilion P•rtnef in November 2020 and we have been an accredlted Tuliion
Partner in all subsequent years.
The NTP lundSn8 subsldi5e5 the costs ol t￿￿￿)n for schoo15 and. in 2022121. the 5ubsh4y was 60% with schc*Jls
beinR required to use an accredited Tuition Partner if they wanted to use an external iuitlon provider. The
subsidy was due to drop 10 25% in 2023124. the final year ol the NTP. but in May 2023, Ihe Department for
Educaiion announced that NTP subsidies would onfv drop 10 50%, Tathef than the 25% inllially envisaged.
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We are continuln8 to work vrith p•rtners In the sertor to call for all political parts'es to make a cOmm￿Ment to
long.term T1￿Ced fundlng l¢* tutori￿ in 5thoDI5.
Tutorlng P￿5
on8side the servlces we pro¥lde In maIns￿•M settings, T￿lyIng Plus team offers ¥ rnn8e of
l..1 pro8rammes des¥ned lor ihose youn8 people who need more intensive suppon. Before 2022123 our
Tutorlng Plvs oller was directed at tare*xperitnted young people and those attendin8 Alternative Provlslon.
but in recognltion ol the growing number of others who would benefit from a focused package of Trndt¥ldual
support. we have made our Tutoring Plus Ser¥t￿ available to more young peop￿ who rnay need it. This may
include children experiencing poor menial heatth, Ih05e with low attenda￿e at school, or simply ih05e wtho
would bÉNnellt from bespoke support.
Some of our Tutorln8 Plus prwammès comblne %ademlc tuiorlng wllh a sècond Intervèntitin that It<Ltsès on
511PPOrting the youn8 person's widèr need5. With the 5UPPOrt of philanthropic lundin& we continue to ofltr
The Right Angle, collaborative prolect with TLC.. Talk. Listen. Change whKh provide5 both acadernic
intervention and therapeutlc 5UPPOrt. We also offer a programme which com￿.ne$ tutorTrng with the Prince'5
Trust Achle¥e pro8r•mme. whlch focu5es on devel0ty￿ Ilfe 5k1115 and youn8 people for the world of
work.
Projerts ondpurtfte￿fv1ps
We have continued our work as i delivery partnef olthe natlDn31 Mathematk5 Educat*Jn for SLKSal Moblllty
and Ex£ell¢nce IMESMEI schem¢. De¥eloped by Afk, MESME exists to support hi&h-poteThtial mathematici4n5
from all boc*6rounds. In 2022123 wt dell¥ered MCSMC M•ths Urgles In el￿tttn J•wndary schools wlth o¥ef
250 puplls.
2022123 saw the end ol the second iteratlon of (Kff unlque Transftl¢)n Prolert In East Salford. supportlng puplls
as they moved between primary and 5econdèry 5thool. With tutees having started Year 7 in September 2022.
we worked across slx secondary schools in ￿nCheSter and Sallord. supportin8 110 pupi￿ in Maths. As wtll as
iupportin8 puwll in Maths. th• pte8r•mm* provid•& continuity at * tim• of consid•fibl* thani* for pupils.
wlih ihe majority ol pupils ha¥in8 the same lutor across Year 6 and Year 7. We have received further fundln8
from The Head* Trusi io njn the projert ai•lTr kn Sallord between 2023 •nd 2025.
We arè also partneiin8 wilh ihe University of Mènthester on the'Lotal Mattels. programme. The programme
partner5 wlih schools and oiher organisations to deliver artK>n research that deepens under5taTrdin8 of the
links betwppn power. wwerty and plac•. l)Jr team arp *￿rkIng on three artion resehrch projpus- to loo* at
the language cvrren1￿1 used to describe our tutees and the commuThr¢ies we work In,. to look at how we colle
feedback from iutees.. and, to etsmine the impatt of our lortni8htiv readin8 group in which staff ffom across
the Charity read and discuss materrdl related to po¥wty. cl•ss. place and mar8inalisation.
Ovrteum
The rnain chanKe in our team thi5 year was the appointment of Ed Marsh a5 our new Chief Executive Officev
in February after Nick Bent, our Cg-Founder and CEO. left the Charty at the end of 2022 tg become CEO ot
the social mobiltty charity upReach. Nick lounded the Charity alon8 Wlth Abvdail Shaplro. Co-Fwnder and
Execuiive Dirertor, 2011. and we are very 8ratefvl to him Iix all ihe things he did to build the Charity. Ed
joined us frorn Middlesex University Sludents, Union where he wa5 the Ch￿f Executlve Officer, bringing a
wealth of experiefice the hlgher education 5ed¢y and an evideni paSs￿N for our misslon ol transforming
Ilves through tutoriThg. After several years ol growth. our staff teaffi has remalned falrty stabbe over the lasi
vear with almosi 60 people In our ieam. including 14 Qualified Teachers.
Two ol our tfvstees. Dame Kathy Augusi and Mlke Emmertth. stepped down from the Board ofTnJstees
durlng the year and we are very grateful to them lor their contributhjns during their time on the 8oard. We
were delt8hied io welcome Anna Persin as a irustee. Anna co-founded and ran an executNe search
consuitsncy. had pfeviousfy worked with Ihe Chaiity On a PfOPCI via Impetus.
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Compleiln8 our team are our tutors. who delNer our hi8h-qua5rty tuitM)n_ Whlle around 85% of oui tuiors
are undergraduate and graduaie Sbjdents at I￿1 uni¥ersitie5, have a growing numbEr ol Qualffied
Teathers and experiented professsonals in Oiher fields who wènt to use their skills to give back to loc•1
YOLsn6 people. 307 tutors delivered sessions lor u5 in 2022123, deliverin& on average, 108 hours of tutorlng
and supportln8 21 pupils. up from 84 hours and 16 pupils in 2021122.
Flnanclal Revlew
The previous anntsal rèport to¥èrÉd a 14-month pèrfiod. ertd1￿ on 31 Au8ust 2022. as a result of dÈtisOon
io change Ouf year*nd $0 that our reporting pefiod Is as closety aligned to the academic year as possible..
the￿Ore, the comparative amcwnis inclu(led in ihese accouffjs are not entirety comparable as they cover
longei Ihan the 2022123 accounts.
The Charltvs income has tontinutd to ptrftrm well, with total I￿oMe of £3,3m12021122.. £3.8ml, In line wlth
the previou5 year after allowing lof the different len￿hS ol the reportin8 penod5. Incorne from 8rants and
donations was £1.7m, with o¥er 85% 01 this being unrestricted. Tuition irKome ol É1.7rn represented 50% of
our total income. up frorn 46% ¢n the previous reFrfKtin8 period. C05t5 have increased to £3.Sm12021122..
£3.4ml refteainB both receni gro￿￿ In the Charrry and a150 the Imp•a of c95t-of-IMn8 pressures. A n
defKbt of £0.2m is bein8 reported, bui ihis reflects a planned redutt￿n in ihe level of free ieserves.
Cashftow has been healthy throughout the period and. at the end ol the ffinancial year, the bank balance wa5
1.5m12021122.. £1.6ml with total lunds gf £1.9rn J131 August 202312021122.. £2.Qml.
Pthllry reJerveJ
The objective ol the reserves polkry is to ret•ln a sufficlent ￿e1 of funds w •lk)w for cashflow tfou¢hs, to
meei unexpected expenses and to pftsvrfle Ilme to seek alternative lundln$ in the event of a downturn, or to
5UPPtsrt schoo15 Wlth an Immedlate need for tuition where other lunding is not aval￿ble. Tht tar8et ringt of
reserves Iknown as'the Operating Re5er¥e'l is thfet to 51x months ol lull operating costs.
Th• *motsTht ol lh• Opw*tlft8 1% rtV1•4￿ •t •v•ty Fih*nt* •nd ￿*& Commltt•• M*￿11)8 *nd r•port•d
ro the following Trvsiees. meeting. The balance ol unresiricied lunds held at 31 August 2023 was £1.79m. ol
which £1.71m repfesents free reserves. Thls rewesents 5A months of lull operatlrq costs whlch Is vAthSn the
tar8et range for the Operatin8 Resefve.
Since the end ol the financbal year. the Truslee5 have approved an updated reserves ptsliry whl¢h introdvce5 a
rninirnum cath at ban* Ipvpl to •nsuie the Charity (an meet its 5hort-Iprm financial obliffalions. Thp pol*cv
reouires months, forecast gross cash outhows to be held as cash al and the Trusiees are ￿tisfIed
that this requ1￿Ment was met at 31 Aulust 2023.
Prpft¢ip#liwsks I¥+￿1•neertOIntles
We have developed a risk re8151er for the Chafity. whth is re8ul*ly miewed and r*vi5*d by the Senior
ManaKernent Team and the Tru5tee5. The Finance and Risk Cornmittee take5 a r105e interest in the
re6bSter, re¥iewin8 it at each meetin8 and reportin8 bKk to the tollgwiw Trustee5' meetin&
The Charitys prlnclpal risks a￿ related to ihe economK dimate which h Is operatin8 Wrthin. The current
Etonornic climate. combtned ￿th reducing subs￿leS through the N•t￿n#1 Tutoring Prograrnme INTPI, is
£ontinuSD8 to put pressure on sthool budgets whith may limrfi schools. financial capacity to provide lutorlng
lor their pupils. At the sarne tirne, there ss pressure on the Charity's cost base as a result of the continuing hiBh
levels of inflaiion, partlcularly give the high proportion of costs which relate to people. both the stalf team and
tutors. where there is a need to en5vre pay remains tompetitive to support both retention and recivltment. In
order to mitigate ihe rlsk 10 the Charity, we continue to use philanthropit funding to subsid15e the tost which
schools pay for tuS1ion and we also Wofk closely vmth our school partner5 to help them understand the funding
which is available to them throu8h the NTP. We have also recfuited our firsi member of staff dedKaTed 10
marketin8 and external communicaiions. and we are iftcreasin8 our fundraisi￿ resource.
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Plans for Fyiure Pwlods
We are continuin8 as an NTP Kcrediied Tuiiion Partnef in 2023124 and. in order to keep our tutoring as
afiordable as possible for our partners, we have cut our hourly chaf8e for Schools by 20%. This will absorb the
decrease in the NTP subsidv from 60% to 50%. ffleani￿ thai the contrilxrtion reouired Irom schts)I budeets
dentical to thai In 2022123.
We are continuln8 10 eX￿Ore more ways in which tutorin8 could poteniially make a difference both within and
outside the schcrf)15yStem. We will be piloting tutoring in Key Sta8e I, explorin8 how tutors could sUPPOrt
children wilh phonics. and ci)niinuing our Wofk io wpport post-16 learners wilh Tutor%nR Plus and colleges.
We're also piloting ESOL tutLvina io support chiklfen and Y￿n& people who are new to En81ish and refining
ovr pro8ramme of holiday interventions in partnership ¥￿th schools and community 8roups. Our Tutoring Plus
team will a150 be introducing a new prograrnrne, fime for Me. whKh combines tutorin8 and mentorin8 to
5UPPOrt both pvpi15' attainment and their Conf￿en(¢ at schcd. Time lor Me 15 de5wied to 5UPPOrt both
primary and secondary school pupil5.
We have 5ecvred fvnding to >upport the next ph•ge ofour di8ital developnwit and are ￿annIng a number of
projects over Ihe next two years. The firsi ot these wll be Ihe launch of our new wetyyie. whsch aims io be a
much more Inieraaive user-centric site that showcases boih our ￿rrnIh and our prolessionallsm. We wlll Ilso
be integratlng our virlous back-end Syslems and devdopin8 our di8iial offer io s¢hools. tutor5 and pupils.
We are also keen to explore h¢M generative Al could enh•nce our tutOf6n8 offer and will be part of a proiert to
explore how generailve Al could support both teachers and tutors with effectwe lesson planThtn8 and
personallsatlon. We'll be coniinuin8 thls work ovei the ne4t ècèdeml£ yeac by 5UPPOrtII)8 and eThcoufa8in8
tutors to ust Al in 5e551¢Ms where appropriate. whSlt ensuring that hlgh quality and 5aftguardin8 Is maintained
at all times.
We VAII be seeklnl io add new lundèrs io ioln Ouf current supporters to enable us io tontinue to support
5thools at a time ol increasine cosis and fallini subsidits for iuiti¢)n. and will bt dè¥tlopin8 tyjr fundralsinl
t¢om i• h¢lp d¢livcr thi$ additional fvndi
Th•nk tmul
The on8oln8 support of our partner Sd￿$, funders and other wPpOrte￿ Is essentlal to us lulfillin8 the
ChariW5 mlssion. Thank you for hdping us to continu* to n￿k* a differew in th* lives of the young people
we 5er¥e.
The Strat•8lc Report was appfoved by the Trust•es of the Chanty 23 January 2024 •nd $18ned on its behalt
bv..
P J Mclntyre
Trustee
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Siry¢fvre. GO¥eMan￿ and Manoymnt
Noture of govemln9 dor4fft*nt
The Charity Is governed by its MemoraThJum and Articles ol ASS￿bIt￿n.
The Company is re84Steretl as a Iharitable company, limited b¥ 8uafantee, reiisteyed charity number 1144043.
The Charlty is govtrned by the Trustéès who are elÈrted uAdÈr tèrms of the Charity's rules. The 8oard has two
sub-committees. the Finance and Rlsk Committee and the £d￿at10Th Commirtee, which pr￿Ide Trustees wlth
Ihe opponunity to mole closely scrutinise and suppon all aspeas of ihe Charity's aciivities. Oay-to-dav
management of the Chaiity is delegated to the key management pefs¢yinel and, throuqh them. the ￿nIOr
Mana8èmeni Team.
R*crUItn￿TrtO￿dQppothtmt￿ttr1 TNst*eJ
Chjr initlal Board of Trustees were recruited informalfy. through our profess￿nal and education network5 In
Manchester. Followin8 a formal 8oard r￿lew, we undertook an open recruitment proce55 and. during
1021122. we welcorned 51x new iru5tee5 ¢othe Board as • re5utt ofth15 prixe55.
A fomal inductlon pffjce￿ b In ￿ace for all new Tn￿e*S lolnin8 Board. whth Includes them being
assigned a'budty fvom among the current Tru5tee5 to 5UPPOrt them in gettln8 to know the Charity thelr
new role. ASI our Tru5tee5 have an enhanced 085 che
Afronqementslwseitlrtq key man•gemtntperjoftrtl￿ffl￿em¢l0ft
Tutor Trv51 has introdured a tomprehen5ive Reward Staternent that summ•rlses the benefits to wry*loyees ol
working for our CharSty. In¢ludln8 lair and competitlve salaries for the sedor. Sallrles h•ve been benthmarked
a8oln5t the rest ol the sector and IndNldual 5al•ries are rtvbtwed ènnualty as Part ol the appra15al yL*e5s, In
addition to all employees receiving an anrtual cost-ol-living pay Increase.
ObJe¢ts 04ryd È7tt1vllles
The Charlty operates throu8h a charft•ble company and the Charfty's objects Ire to advarKe the educailon of
the pvbllc in the United Kin8dom.
Pubmc benefft
The Trust¢es confim thèt they hawe complied ￿ the requkerner￿ of sealon 4 of the Chadiies Att 2011 to
have due re8•rd io the pU￿1C benefit Bu￿anCe publlshed ty the Charlty Commlswn for England •TrJ Wales.
The Char￿¢*5 Att 2011 hlentif*$ 13 deserlptlons of charitable purpos* and In our View the work of the Charlty
meets the lollowin8=
- Relief ol poverty
- Advancemeni of edu(atkJn
- Advarncement of health
- Advancemeni of community development
Relief of those need by reason of youih, age, Illthalth, d15abllity, finanthl hardship or dlsadvanra8e.
Activitie5 undertaken to lurther tharitable objertives for wblic benefit are dexribed on page 2. All 5eryices
are prowded free of charge to beneficiaries.
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Golnl Co+Kem
The Trustees consider that there a￿ no material uncertalnties aboui the Charity's ability to continue as a
oin8 ioncern nor any si8nificant areas of uncenainty that aff￿t the carryin8 value of assets held by the
Charity. In reachin8 thi5 con<lusion. the Tru5tee5 have ci)n5idered the Charrtrf5 curyent level Lif unre5tritted
fund5, the fact that the Charity continue5 to be an NTP Jccredrted Tuition Partner during the 2023124
academK year. and the funding commitments already secured for 2023124 and 2024125. Thus. the Trustee5
ontinue to adopt the goi￿ concern ba5b of accwntlne In prepadn8 the fin￿(kn1 statements.
Dlsc105ufe ol Information to Audltor
Each Trustee has taken the steps that Ihty ought io have taken as a Trustee In order io make themselves
aware of any relevani audit information and to establlsh that the Chariry's audltof is aware ol that
nformation. The Ttysiees conlimi ih•t there Is no relewt inlomiaiion that ihey know of and of whlch they
know the auditor is unaware.
The annval report was 8ppro¥ed by the TA￿tee5 olihe Charity on 23 J•nu•ry 2024 and s1¢r￿d on Its behalf by:
P J Milnryre
Trustee
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ststement of Trustees, Responslbllftles for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
The Trustees (who are also the dirertors of Tutor Trust l<w the purposes of company lawl are fesponsible for
preparlng ihe Trustees. rEport lincorporating the ￿'rectorS, report) and the finantial statemehts In actordance
wlth ihe UAlted Kingdom Attountin8 siandards Iunited Kingdom Generally kcepted Atcountin8 Prèrticel and
applicaNè law and regulations.
Company law requires ihe Trustees io prepafe financtal statements for eath financ¢al year. Under company
law the Tfusiees musi not appfovt the financial statements unless they are satlsfled that they give a true and
labr view ol the state of allalrs of the charitab￿ Cornpany and of its incoming resources and applicaiion of
resources. including lis income and expenditufe. for that period. In preparlng these financlal statements. The
Trustees are required to..
selea suiiable a<countin8 pohcles and •ppty them consisienity,.
observe the methods and principles In the chartr￿ SORP..
make lud8ements and estima￿ ihai are reasonable and prudent:
state whether applicable UK Ac(ountin8 51andards hwe been folknwed. subiea io material departures
disclosed and eX￿aIned in the finatrKial staiemenis.. and
prepare ihe flnanclal statements on the 8oln8 concern b•sls unless It Is In•pproprlate to presume that the
Charitsble Company will continue In business.
The Trustte5 art ré5ptsn￿ble lof keepir* adequatt ¥¢ountlt¥ records that are suflkièni to show and explain
the Chariiable Company's trarbsaulons and diKlose with reasonable accuracy at any time the financlal positlon
of the Charitable Company and enable them to ensure ihat the flnancial staiements comply with the
Companles Att 20C6. They ale also responsible for sale8uardini ihe assets ol ihe Chafltable Company and
henct fof takini ftasonablt stw for the prtventh)fi and d*ettth of Iraud and Oth* Irr*iularrti*s.
Approved by the Trustees of ihe Charity on 23 January 2024 and Silf*d oh its behalf by:
P J Mclntyre
Trust¢e
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Independent Audltorfs Report to the Members of Tutor Tr￿t for the Year Ended 31
August 2023
Oplnlon
We have audited the financial statements of Tutor Trust lthe'chaittsble tompanrf) for the year ended 31
Au¢usi 2023 which tomwise the statement of finantial activities. balante sheet. statement ol cash flows and
the related notes. The financial report¢n8 Irarnework that has been applied tn their preparat*on15 applicable
law and Uniied Kin6dom Accounttn8 Standards. Indudin8 FRS 102 Ihe Financial Reportln8 Standard
appllcable in the UK and Republic ol Ireland- (United Ktn8dom Generally Accepted Accountin8 Praciicel.
ITh our own5on. tht finantlal statèmènts..
give a true and fair view ol the State of the tharitable wmpan¢5 affair3 as at 31 August 2023 and of its
incoming re50Ufces ènd application ot resour￿$. incwing tlw"r income and e¥penditure lor the year then
ended,.
have been properfy prepared In a¢cwdènce vlth UTrtted Klrqdtym Genernlty Accepted Accountln8 PrartKe
and
have been prepafed In accordance wlih ihe requirements ol the Compan*5 Act 2006.
B•sbs for oplnlo
We conducted our audit in attordancè InièrnaiK*nal Standards on audllinA IUKI (l￿S IUKII and
applicable18w. Our responsibilities under those 5tandard5 are further described in the Auditor's
responsibilities tor the audit ol the financial siatements sertion of our report. We are independent of the
charitable cornpany tn accordance with ihe ethical feouiremenis that are relevant io our audit of the financial
statements in the UK. s￿l￿ding th• FRC'S Ethical Standard and we have lulfilled ouf other ethical
responsibilities in accordance wrth these requirements. We believe that the audit tvidence we have obtained
15 sufflcleni •nd apprwate to Pro￿￿¢ • b•sls tr our opInk￿.
Con¢luslons rel•tlft¢ to ￿nCern
In auditlng the financial stateffleDts. we have cwKluded that the Trustees. use of the loin8 concern b•sis of
a¢countin8 In the Pfepar•iion ol the financl•l staiements is appr*Jpriate.
Bajed oft the work we h•¥t performed. we hove not Idenilfled ony maieflal ur*cert•lMieJ reloilTr8 to eventj or
tondltlon5 that. IndSwdually or tt*llectively, may casl ￿en1￿cant doubt on the charitable company'5 ability t
continue as a 8oln8 concern lor • perlod of ai least twel4* m￿th5 fr(Mn ￿rt￿n the ftnjnclal statements ir*
auihorised for iss¢Je.
Ouf responslbi111Ses and the respon￿bIlIt￿$ of ihe Trusiees wlth respect io ioini concern are descrlbed In the
r•l*vant i•ttions of th1£ r*port.
l)ther Informatlon
The oiher information crrfnprise5 the Inforn￿li￿ induded in ihe annual fepofl other lh￿ the finoncial
starements and our audtiorfs report ihereon. The Tfusiees (who afe also ihe directors ol ihe charitable
ompany lof the purposes olcompany lawl afe ￿pOnSible lor the other informaiion. Our ownion on the
linancial siatÈmenr% doos not cover ihe othef informatmm and. pxcept io ih? ?￿pfi1 othep*ise explicltlv
stated in OUT rep￿t. we do not txprtss any lomi ol aswrance t￿￿u$l0￿ t￿￿fi.
In connection with our audit ol the financial state[r￿ts our rt5ponsibilrty is to read the other informatlon
and, in doin8 $0. cor¢5rfer whether the other infom)ation 15 materially incoThsisteTht ￿th the financlal
statements or our knovled8e obtained in the audit or othewse èppears to be materially misstaied. If we
identifv such material inconsistencie5 or aDparent material mi55latements. we ale reouired to determine
whether there is a material misstatement in the financval statements Of a rnaterial rnisstatement of the other
information. 11, based on the work we perfomed. we condude that there is a matersal misstaiement of
this other infoTmatir)n. we ale rryuiTed to report thai lart.
We have nothing to report In ihis regard.
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Independent Audltorfs Report to the Members of Tutor Tr￿t for the Year Ended 31
August 2023
Matters on whkh we are requlfed to report by exwtlon
We have nothing to report In respect of the Idlowing matter5 In relation to which the Charftits IAttounts and
Reports) Re8ul3tions 2008 requife us to report to you if, in our Opin￿n..
the inlofmation 8iven ID the tfjnancial statements Is Inconsistent in any maierfjal respect with the tfUStees'
report.. or
the tharitable company has not kept adeguate attounting records: oi
the Ilnantial statements are not in agreement with tht a£countin8 retords and retums.. or
we have not receNed all the infovmation and exPla￿tIonS requlre forour audit.
R•ipoiiilbllStl•s of Trns
As explained more lulty in the Trusiees. Aesponsibilitits Statemeni set out on page B. the Tfustees (who are
Iso the directors of the charitable company fof the purposes of company lawl a￿ responsible for the
pfeparation of the financial statements and for beln8 Satisfied that they 8lVt a true and fabr vlew. and lor such
internal control a5 the Trustees determine is necessary to enable the prewatth ol fftnanclal stattments that
free from maierlal m155tatement. whethtr due tts friud or error.
In Prepa￿n8 the fln4n¢i•l slatements. the Tn￿te¢S are re5pgnsible tor as5e551n8 the charltable compani1%
abllity io continue as a Boing concern, dlKlostn& •$ •pplKable, matiefs rdated to 8oln8 concern and usln8 the
8oln8 concern basès ol accouniin8 Unless the Trusiees either Intend w I￿￿￿Jaie the charttsbbe company or to
c*ast operations, or have no realisiit alternatNe but to dr* SO.
Audltor'¥ rewn￿bIlItIeS (of the •udlt d the fin•rd•l st•tements
We have been appointetl a5 audiror untlei section 151 of the Chafiiles Act 2011 and report In xeordance wfjih
reeulatlons mode under stttlon 154 of that Atl.
Our objertfves to obtain reasonable assurance ab￿ whether the financk?I statements as a whole are free
from materlal mlsslattmtnt. whether due io Iraud oi error. and to issue an auditor's rèport that includes ovr
oplnion. Reasonable assurance is a high level ol a55urance. but Is not a guarantee that an audst condurted in
accordance with ISAS IUKI wlll always deie(t a material misstaiemeTrt when rt exists. M%ssiarernents can ar15e
Irom fraud or effor and are consKlefed material rf. Indmdually or in ihe 488re8ate, they could reasonably be
e¥pe£ted to Influence the economic de(isions ol users taken on the basis ol these financbal statemenis.
Irre8ulafities. I￿lUdIng fraud, are In5tanrgs of non<cffipllanc¢ l•ws and regulations. We d851gn
procedures in line with our responsibilities. wtllned above. to detect rnaterial misstatements In respert of
lrye8ularllies. Trnclutlin8 fraud. The ertent io whkh (w wocedures •re Cl￿ble of dthectlng irre8ul•rltles,
Includin6 fraud, Is detailed below.
lletause of the Inherent Ilmttations of an audli, the￿ Is a rlsk that we wlll I￿1 detett all INegularrtles. Includlng
those leadlng io a materlal mSsst•tement in the lfjnantial staiernents or non<omplian¢e with regulatlon. This
rSsk increases the more that compliance wilh a law or reBulatitin 15 removed from the event5 and transactions
reflected In the financial stalerr*nts. as we will be less likety lo become aware ol instances of non<ompliance.
The risk Is also yeater regardl￿ irre&ularitios wcurrin8 due to fraud raiher than error. as fraud in¥ol¥es
ITrtent￿n￿ concealmefti, lor8ery, collusion, omls¥on or mtsrepreSenut￿n.
Exi*nt to whlch the a￿11 was consldofod tapable of dotertln8 Irrelularltbes. Includln8 fraud
We identify aThd as5es5 the risks ol material mis5taternent ol the linancial siaiemenis. wheiher dve to fraud or
error, and then desiRn and perform audrt procedures fesponsive io ihose fisks, includin£ obiaining audit
evldence thai Is sUffic￿nt and approwfjaie to yo¥Sde a bas6 fof our oplnfjon.
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Independent Audltorfs Report to the Members of Tutor Tr￿t for the Year Ended 31
August 2023
Id•ntlfyln8 and asses￿￿1 potenWal rlsks rel•ted to Itre8ularlVes
In identifying and 35se55ing r15ks of material m￿statement In respect of irrryularitie5. indudlng fraud arLd non.
compliance with laws and regulaiions. we considered the fdlowing=
the nature of the sertor. control environment and charitable tompany's perlormance.,
results of our enquiries of rnanaBernent abwt their own identihcation and 355e$5nxnt of the fi5k5 of
irregularitles..
any matters we identTrfied havln8 obtsirttl and the tharitsble compatys documentaiSon of their
policies and procedures relailv4 to..
ideniifyin& evaluaiin8 and *ith laws and re8uLitlons and wthethef they were aware of anv
Instantès of non-ttsrnpliante..
detecting and reswnding to the risks of fraud and t*helher they have knowledge of •ny adual. suspected
gr alleged fraud..
the internal conlrols e5tab115hed to mitl8ate risks of fraud or non<ompllance wlth law5 and re8ulatlons' and
the matters dlscussed among the audit engagement team re8ardin8 how and where fraud ml8ht occur In
the Ilnandal slatemtnts and any ￿tentV41 bndbtors of fraud.
As a result of these procedures. we ￿l5￿JeTed the opportuniries al￿ incentives that may exk5t within the
Ofganisation for Iratjd and Ideniif*d the 8reatest potential lor fraud in relaiion to the limin8 of the
recognition ol Sncomè. In common with èll audits undef I￿$ IUKI. wt arè also regvired to perform speclfic
wocedures to respond to the risk of management override aThd we identified a rlsk in relation to the post￿1
of unusu•l low￿LS aThJ the manipulation of Kcountbng estimates.
We a150 Dbtaintd an vnderstanding of the le8al and regulatory fvarneworks that the charitable componv
operates In, focu51nB on provisions of those laws and regulation5 that had a direct effect OTh the deterrninatSon
of materlol amount5 and disc105ure5 in the financial 5taterrents. The key laws and fegulations we considered
In thls ttsntext included the roportlng requlreiiitnts of the Charlty Comm1s5knn re￿lat￿n5.
In addition, we considered pro¥islon5 of other law5 and re8ukitlon5 thal do not have a dlrert effect on the
flnancial siatemenis tyui compllance wlth t*hlch rnay be tundamenui io ihe charli4￿* companV> 4blllty to
opefaie or io avoid è material penèltv.
A￿￿￿ respon￿ io rbsks Identllbed
In addition to the above. our procedures io rtsptsnd to risks idèntrf￿d int1￿led th* followin¢'.
reviewin8the financtal statement diKlosyre5 and testing t9 511PPQrtin8 dwumentation to assess compliance
wilh relevdnl14w5 iexulélivns desullJe(l •bDve ds h•¥ing o direct e￿eLl ihe findnclal sts1t￿le￿1S,.
enquinn8 of m•n•6emeni and membefs of the Board of Twstees concernin8 •aual •nd potential litl8atlon
and clalms,.
performlni •natytlcal procedures to klentlfy Unusu￿ or unexpecied reloilonshipsihat may Indkate risks
of maierial misstaiemeni due to fraud..
ading minutes of meetings of ihosecharged wlth go¥ernarKe and relewlng correspondence wlth relevant
duLhviiiles whwe rnaiieis lfleniif￿d $18nificéni-
in addressing the risk of Iravd ihrough management overrid* of controls. testing the app¥opriatene55 of
journal entrSes and other adlu5tmtnts,' aSSes￿n8 whetlw the judgements made in maklng atcountlng
estlrnates are Indicatlve ol a potential ts•￿.. and evaluating the bu51ness ratlonale ol aThy si8nlficant
transactlons that are unusual QrWts￿e the nornwl course of buynes*
We aljo communlcated relevont lawj and re8Ulat￿?nj •nd poientiol froud rls*J to oll eThsa6ement
team members and rernalned alert to any Indltatlons of Iraud or non<ornpl1an￿ with laws and regulations
throughout the audS1.
A further descrfpith of our responsibilit￿5 Ic*ihe audli of the financsal statemems is kncaied on Ihe Financlal
Reporting Countil's website at.- www.Ir£.ory.uVauditorsresponsibilltiÈs. This destription lorms part of Our
uditorfs report.
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Independent Audltorfs Report to the Members of Tutor Tr￿t for the Year Ended 31
August 2023
Us• of our report
This report 15 made solety to the chartvs trusttes. as a b(th, In xtordance with Part 4 of the Chartties
(Accounts and Reportsl Regulation$ 2C¥)8. Oui audil work has been undertaken so that we Might slate to the
charitable company's trustees those matters we are required to state to thern in an auditorfs report and for no
other purpose. To ihe fullest extefii permitted by law. Twe do not accept or assume responslbillty to afjyone
other ihan the chariiable iompany and the ¢haritable companvs trustees as a body, lor Ouf audit work, for
thls report, Of lor ihe oplnlons we ha¥e formed.
Alison Buckley. Senior Statutory Auditor
For and behalf of Mrtchell Charle5WLYth IAuditl timited
3rd Floor
44 Peter Street
Manchester
M2 SGP
Date.. 23 January 2024
Mltchell Charlesworth IA￿1￿) Llmrted Is eh8iblE to ¥t a5 auditor lrt ttrm5 01 1212 of the Conw•nl4s
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Statement of Flnanclal Actlvftles for the Year Ended 31 August 2023
(Including Income and Expenditure Account and Statement of Total Recognised Galns and
Losses)
Total
Y•ar Ended JI
AU8U5T 2023
Unrestrkttd Rèstrirt•d
lunds
funds
Incom• and Endo¥rn•nts from:
Donations and legacies
Charitable activTtie5
Investrnent inco
1.422.091
1.674,588
9,424
232.
1.654,497
1.674.$88
9.424
Total incorne
3.106.103
232.
3.338,$09
Expendi￿re on:
Charitable activities
3.262.5CQI
265.1391
13.527.639)
Total expenditure
13.262.SLKII
1265.1391
13,527.6391
Net expenditure
156.397
32,733
189,130
Net movement In lunds
1156.3971
132.7331
1189.1301
At¢￿￿11￿110n of lunds
Total lunds broulht fgrword
1.948.789
105,186
2.053,975
Total lunds caffied forward
19
1,792.392
72,453
1.864,845
Tot•1
Reslrkned 14 months Ended
nds
31 Auiust 2022
Unremrkted
fvnth
Income and Endowrnents Irom:
Donaitons and le8acies
Charltabte a¢tlVFt*es
1.663.268
1.740,299
358.358
2,021,626
1.740,299
Total in¢orn•
3.403.567
358.358
3.761,925
fxperrflllure on:
Charitable activities
12,973.0541
1426,4221
13,399,476)
Total expendlture
2,973.0541
1426.422
3,399,476)
Net Ir￿Qme/(eXpQfidttUre1
430.513
168.
362,449
Net rnovement in funds
430.513
362,449
Il•tondllatSon olfunds
Total lunds bfouaht forward
1.518,276
173.250
1.691,526
Total lunds caftitd forward
19
1.948.789
105.186
2.053,975
All of the Charlty's Income derfvts from contlnulng operations during th2 above two perltras.
Comparative amounts are for the 14 months ended 31 Au8USt 2022.
The notes 011 Pa8e$ 16 to 27 form an Inte8rnl part of these finanoal Statements.
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IRe8lstratlon number: 07771465)
Balance Sheet as at 31 August 2023
31 Au8U
2023
JI Au8USI
2022
Flxed assets
Intangible assets
T3n8ible assets
13
14
67.583
25.514
41,147
93,097
73,642
Curreni •59ets
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
15
16
461.675
1.511.121
554,937
1,638,78J
1,972,796
2.193,718
Cr•dltors: Amwits lalln8 du• wllhln one y••r
17
201,0481
N•t curr•nt *M•ts
1.771,748
L980,333
N•t •sMts
1.864,845
2.OS3,975
Funds ofth• C￿11￿..
Ilt5trlcted funds
Unrestricted funds
19
72.453
1.792.392
105,186
1,948,789
Tot41 fvnds
19
1,864,84S
2,053,975
For the year ended 31 Au8YSt 2033 the company entitled to exernption from audr( under 5ertlon 477 of
the Companie5 Act 20(￿ relat1￿ to small cornpaniu a5 this t￿￿￿nY r$ 4 ¢h¥ity. it is subject to audrt
under ihe Charitles Act 1011.
The rnember5 have not rewlred the cofflpany to obtain an audlt in accordance wlth SeCt￿n 476 of tht
Companles Act 2006.
The difectors acknowledge thelf reSP￿S{bIlIty For complyln8 Vrith the requlrements of the Comp•nSes Art
2￿6 with respect to accounting records and the preparation of accounts. These account5 have been
prepared In accordance wrth the prO¥ts1(￿ appllcable to compank5 subjert 10 the sm•H companles rellme.
The finarKial statements on pag¢5 13 to 27 apprThYd by the Trustees. •nd authorised for i59ye on 23
January 2024 and si8ned on tsir behalf by.
P J Mclntyre
Trustee
The notes on pa8es 16 to 27 torm an inte8fal part ol these financial statements.
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ststement of Cash Flows for the Year Ended 31 August 2023
Year Ended 31
A¥ust 2023
14 month5 Ended
31 Auoust 21)12
Cash flows from oPera￿nI acllvltSes
Net lexpenditurellincome lor the peric41
1189.1301
362.449
Adlu5tmentslor:
Amortisation
DeprKiation
Investment incomt
Oecrea5ellincrea5el in debtors
Oecrea5e In creditor5
29.ClJ4
18.878
19,4241
I￿.886
12,337
37.928
15.876
15461
34,033
Net cash fl¢)ws fr¢yn oper•tin8 ac¢r¥itie5
62,123
381.674
C•ih Ilows Irom OrN•rtl￿ actl¥ttl•s
Interest
Purchase ol intangible fixed ossets
Purchase of tangible fixed assets
13
14
155.41401
11.8971
123,4681
126,4111
N•t cash flows Irom iThveslinK artwili•s
65.537
49,879
Net Id•cr•as•lhnueas• In cash •nd cash *gur¥•￿ntS
1127,6601
331.795
Cash and cash équlvaltnts ai i Sepiembtf12022.. 1 Jutyl
1638.781
1,306.986
C•5h ind cash equlvalents Jt 31 Au¢ust
1,511,121
1,638.781
All ol th* cash flows ar* deiNed Irtyn tMtlnuin8 optratitins durine tht at>o¥t two perlodk
A nét debt rtt¢)ntiliaiion hès not ￿en presented as iht Charity tloes not have any debL
compara1￿¢ amounts are for the 14 rnnths en(led 31 Awst 2022.
n￿eS on pages 16 to 27 fomi an inte8fal part ofthese financial statements.
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Notes to the Flnandal Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
th•rity 5t•tus
The Charity 15 Iimitetl by guarantee. incorporated in Eneland and Wales, and consequentty does not have
share cap¢tal. Each of the Trustees is liable to contribute an amount not exceed*n8 EIO towards the as5et5 of
the Chafity in the event of liquidath￿.
The addre55 Df its registered office is:
3rd Floor Virginia House
5-7 Great Ancoats Street
Manchester
M4 SAD
Ac£Ount1￿ po15cSes
summary of 518nlfkant auountlnl polkles and key auounting e51im*t•5
The principal accountin8 policies applied in the preparation of these financial 5tatemEnts ore set out below.
These polves have been consistentty aPpl￿d to all the￿ar5 presented. unles5 Otherwise Stated.
St•ternent of c¢xnpH•nce
The financl•l statements have been prepared In acccKdance wlih Accountln8 and Reportln8 by Charltles..
Staternent of Recornrntnded Practice aPp1Kab￿ to charities prepaflng their attounts in accordance wlth th*
Financlal R*porting Standard applitable in the UK and Republ* ol Ireland IFRS 1021 lelfectivt l January 20191
- Icharities SORP IFAS 10211, the Financial Repurtin8 Standard applk•ble In ¢he iIK Jnd Republic ol Ireland
IFRS 1021 and the Companies Aci 2Q)6.
Bash ol prep•r•tlon
Tutor Trust meets the delinilion ol a publk benefit entity under FAS 102. Assets Ind Ilabililles are Intliallv
retoenised at hlstorital cost or transaction vèlut Unless otherwise stated irt the relevant èttouniing pollty
notes. The linancial statements are prepared in sierlin& which is the lunctional currènty of the tharity.
Monetary amounts in these financh?I siatements ale rounded to tht nearest £.
L•nith olth• r•portlni p•vknd
The reportln8 period Is a year eDdin8 on 31 Au8USt 2023. In 2022. as the Char￿$ au+w"ties are Ilnked to
sthools, the Trustees è8reed to brin8 the reportin8 period as clt)stfv in line with the academSc year as possible,
rellectln8 how the Chariws impart tar8ets are set. This resulted in extendlng the prevw5 reporting period bv
o rnonihs, as permitted by $392 of ihe Companies Art 2(￿. As a result. the comparatNe amounts
presenied In the accounts, Indudln8 the rdaied notes, are not en¥rely comparable as tliey refieu a 14-month
period.
GOI￿ coKern
The TnJstee5 tOn$￿tr that there are no material uncertainties abo￿ the Charity's ability to contlnue Is a
8olng concern nor are there any 5*nifKant are•5 01 uncertainty th•t affett the £arryn8 value of a55tts held by
the Charity. In re•¢hin8 this conclusion. the Trustees h•v* considered the Charitvs currefit level tyf
unrestricted lunds. the fact that the Charity continues to be an NTP accredited Tuition Partner durln8 the
2023124 acadernic year. and ihe lundin8 coMmi￿ents already secured for 2023124 and 2024125. Thus. Ihe
Trustees tontlnue to adopt the 8oing toneem basts of •ccounting in pfep•rin8 the ftnancial statemefits.
Accoun￿￿ lud8oments
The Trvstees h3ve ¢ons5dered the employment ststus ol the tutors and Conduded that they are to be dassed
as self*mpbyed lor both employment law and tax wiposes.
Income and endowrnents
All income is recognI5ed once the Charity has entit￿rnent to t￿￿ inc(xne. it 15 probable that the iDccthe will be
received and the amount ol the income receivab￿ can be measured feliabty.
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Notes to the Flnandal Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
Donotions ondlegocies
Donations are recoETr15ed when the Char¥ty has been nobf*d in writing of t*)th the amount and Settlement
date. In the event that a donation is subject to conditions that requlre a level of performar￿e by the Char
before the Ch3rity is enililed to the funds. the Inco￿ is deferred and not reco8nlsed until either those
ctsrtditlons a*• lully mot, 0¢ th• fvlfilm¥n¢ ol thos• tortdrtiO¥*% IÉ wholly wthin th• control ol th• Charity and It
is probable that these condiiwns wlll be fulfilled in the rep￿Ing pernd.
Gmnts recelvoble
Grants are recognised vthen the thartty has an entltlement to the fvsnds and any condltlons Ilnked to the
8rants have been met. Whefe performance conditions are attached to the grant and afe yel io be met. the
income Is rÈcoenisÈd as a Ilabllity and Indudtd on ihè balantt sheét as dèferred Incomè to be rèleased.
Chffrltableartlvltks
Income frorn charitable aaivities 15 school tuiorir* iKome and 15 recognised wlth the ddfvery of the servlce
nd when ihe revenue can be reliably measured.
Investfflent Income
Investmtni income Is Interest relatin8 to bank deposlis and Is recognlsed when interest Is eamed.
Expondltsv•
All expenditu￿ is reco8ni5ed 0￿e there is a belal or (￿stru￿1¥e obli8ation to that expenditure, it is probable
setilement Ss requifed and the amouni can be measured reliably. All costs are all￿ated io the opplicable
expendltufe heading that aB8reBate 51milaf Costs to thai tate80ry. Where cos15 cannot be directly attributed
to particular headin8s they have been allLKated on a basis con51Stent with the use of resources, with central
stalf costs allocated on the bas15 of time spent. and depreciation charge5 allocated on th¢ portton of the
asset's Use. Other SLtpport costs are allKated based on the spread of stall costs.
Chorltobleartlvltles
Charitable expenditufe coryrlses thgse costs incurred by the tharity in the delNery of Its acti¥lties and
servltes lor Its beneliclaries. li Includes tKJih cosis that can be •lK•ted dlrectly io wch a￿￿11t1eS and those
costs of an SndSrect natu￿ nttessary to support ihem.
Support costs
Support costs include central lunctions and alh￿ted to the to whlch ihey relaie on a ilme ba515.
These include the costs attributable to the Charity's com￿lanCe with con5titut*Mal and statutory
rtquirements. in¢ludin8 audit. strate8i¢ Mina￿￿￿￿1 and Trusttes, mtrtings and rennburs*d expenses.
Go￿rnMent 8rants
Government grants are recognlsed based on the accrual model and are measured at the lalr value ol the asset
recelved or rvtelydble. Grants dre C¢assSffj￿ as felaifjn8 eli￿1 io revenue or asseis. Giants relatln¥ LO ievenue
are recognised in income over the period in which the relaied costs are reco8ni5ed. Grants relating to assets
ère recognised over the expected useful lite ol ihe asset. Where part ol a Irani relaiin£ io an a￿t is delerred,
It is re¢o8nised as delerred income.
Tautlon
The Ch•rity 1> ¢on>bdered to p•>> thc te>tJ xt out in Porw•ph l. &hedU￿ 6 ol the fin•n£e AGt 2010 C4nd
Iherelore it meets the definitson of a cha¥[Eab￿ company fcK UK corporèiion tai purposes. ACcordinR￿, the
ChaTity 15 Potentialty e¥empt from taxation in re5pett ol income or capttal gains received within categories
covered by Chapter 3 Part 11 ol the Corporation Tax Art 2010 or Section 256 01 the Taxation of Chargeabb?
Gains Act 1992. to the extent that such incorne or gains are a9￿4ed exclusively to charitable purpose
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Notes to the Flnandal Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
Intantlble fixed assèts
Intangible fixed as5et5 are initially rtcNdtd at cost.
Amortisation * pmthd•d on intan8lbl• ffix•d $0 as to writ• off th• tost tsrvaluatlon Ov4f th•ir •xp•ct4d
uselul economic1Sfe as fdlows..
Assot dass
Software
Amwtlsatlon ffieth￿ and rat•
Straieht-line basi5 over 3 years
Assets Undw Constructton are ntst an￿rtISed.
Tanglbk nmed assets
Tanlitsle lixed assets are Inttièlty re￿rded at cosL
Depred•rlon
eprKiaiion is prowded on tangible fixed as5et5 50 a5 to write off the cost or valuation, less any e5tirnated
fesidual valu*. over their expected useful economic life as follows..
A55•t dam
Computers and equipment
straight.line basis over 3 years
Tr•d• d•btorn
Trade debtors are amount5 due from cu5tom?r5 for Services perfOrn￿d In the ordinary course of buslne5
Trade debtco •re reco8nlsed Initialty •t the tranucl￿n prke. They ire subsequentty me•sured •t 4mort15ed
C05t usin8 the effective intere5T method. less provishin for impairment. A provision for the impairment ol
trade debtors Is establlshed when there Is objective e¥ldence that the Charitsble Company wlll not be abk to
collect all amounts due according to the oriynal tefms of the recelvable5.
C•th •nd c•sh •qulvahnts
Cash and cash tquivalents comprise tash on hand ènd tall dèposils. and other shtsrt-t*mi highly liquid
investments Ihat are readily (￿Vert￿)le ¢0 a known Jmount of ush arKI afe subiert lo an insignifK•nt risk of
change in Value.
Tr•de uodttors
Trade creditors are obliytions to pay lor iOL*Js or sèryices that have bten acquired in the ordinary tourse ol
busine55 from 5upplier5. Accounts Payab￿ ave classified as current liabilities il the Charity does not have a
unconditional right, at the end of the reporting peric*J. to defei settlement of the creditor for at least twelve
rnonths after the reporting date. If there is an unconditional right to defer settlement for at least twelve
rnonths after the rewrtin8 d•te. they ale presenied as non<ufreni liaknlilies.
Trade credrtors are reco8nised initially at the trar&)aion fv and $tJbsequently measured at amortised cost
Using the effectwe interest method.
Fund 5tru(ture
Unfestricted (ncome funds are 8eneral fvnds that are avallawe for use at the Trustees. dlxrelion In
furtherav4¢e of the objectives of the Charity.
Restricted income funds are those donated for use In a partkular area OT for Specific purp05e5. thè use of
which Is resffirted to that area or purpose.
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Tutor Trust
Notes to the Flnandal Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
Ptnslons •nd other post.retirEm*nt oblipiiorts
The Charjty operates a defined contribution pen5•3n 5th?me 15 a pension plan underwhich fixtd
contributions are Pa￿ into a pension fund and the Charity ha5 legal or constructive obligation to pav
fvrther contnbuttons even Ilthe fund does not hold sufficient assets to pay all employees th¢ benefits relatin8
to *mploy•• S•Vvl¢• tho Curn•Trlt and PYIOY Pwiods.
ContrlbutlOll5 to defintd tontrilmrtitin plansarè rtcognised in tht Stattment of Flnantial Actlvitie5 when tl
re due. 11 contdbution payments exceed thewntrltmrtion duo for s￿¢￿. the excess is reco8nlsed a5
prepaymenL
FlrtantSal knstruments
f inancial assets and financial Ilabilities are recryanlsed vthen the C￿lty becomes a party 10 the contrartual
provisions of the +nstrument.
Financlal liabillties and equity instruments are cla5sffied accoryling to the substance olthe contrartual
arran8emenis entefed into. An equity instnimeni is any contiart ihai evNlences a resNl¢Jal interest in the
assets of the Charity after dtdurtlng all of its Ilats'liti¢>
All linancial assets and liabilities afe inliially measured oi transartion Pfice lincluding transactioo costs). except
for those flnar*cial assets classified at fil¥ valut through profit or loss, whith are initially measured at fair value
Iwhlch is Thormally the Iransartion wice excluding transartion costsl, unless the arrangement constltute5 a
financing transaction. 11 an arrangement constitute5 a financing tranSact￿n, the f*nancial asset or financial
liabllity Is measured at the present Wal￿ ol the future payments discounted it a rnark￿ rate of interest for •
slmllar debt instru￿nt.
Flnanclal assets and liabilltles ale onty offset In the Statement of Fin•nclal Posltlgn ¥then. and only *then there
exists a legally enfofceable rlghi to set off ihe reco8nised amouDis and ihe Ch•rlty Intends elther io settle on
a net basis, of to realise ihe asset and settle the1Sabllity slmultaneousty.
Finan£lal asset5 art dtrecognised when and only when èl ctsntrartual rights to the o5h flows frorn the
flnancial assei expire or are settled, bl ihe Chariiy transfus to ar*other party subsiantially all ol the fisks and
fewafds ol ownefshlp ol the financlal assei, or cl Ihe Chariiy, despite having fetained some, but not all.
sl8nlflcant rlsks and reward5 of ownership, has iranslerred conirol ol ihè asset to another party.
Financial lia￿)11*$ avt derecoinis4d onty when ihe (￿a￿n specified in the tontract ￿ di5thar8ed, cancelltd
or expire5.
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Tutor Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
Unr*rtrkt•d
funds
Gefier•l
Totsl
Yelr Ended
31 August 2023
fvryls
DDnations and legades:
Donation5
Gift Aid
Gran¢s. includin8 capllal gfants..
Grants from other tharli*s
718.5gl
3.751
718,5
3,751
699.750
232.406
932,IS6
1.4Z2,091
232.406
1.654,497
ilnre5trirt•d
nds
Genernl
Total
14 Month5 End•d
31 August 2022
fvnds
DonatIc￿5 and lewles:
Donations
GIftA
Grants. Including upl¢al yants..
Gronts from other charl1￿5
86S.755
2.513
865,7SS
2,513
795.(O)
358.358
1.153.358
1.663.268
358.358
2.021,626
Total
Year Ended
31 Auiust 2023
funds
School tutorl
1.674.588
1,674,$88
Totsl
14 Month5 EThled
31 August 2022
fvnds
School tutortnl
1,740,299
1.740,299
Toi*l
Year Ended
31 Au¢uM 2023
funds
Intere51 on bank deposlts
9.424
9,424
Total
14 Month5 Ended
31 Auiust 2022
funds
Gener•1
Interesi on bank depos6ts
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Tutor Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
6 fxptndibJre on th•ritablo atti¥its
Totsl
Yelr Ended
31 August 2023
undertaken
SUPPOrt
Sthool tutoring
2.322.9)>
1.204.730
3.527,639
rot•l
14 Month5 Ended
31 August 2022
undertaken
diredty
support
School tutorln¢
2.348,049
1.051.427
3.399,476
£3,262.￿Yo{lo22- £2.973,0541 olihe above expendllure was attrlb￿able to UnreStr￿ted funds and £265.139
12022- £426.4221 to restritted lunds.
Analysts ofio¥ernw and wpport costs
Supwt costs •llw•ted to ch•rllable •rtbvS1
Tot•1
Year Ended
31 Auiust 202J
Sup
Staff Costs
Premises expenses
Oftice cosis
TechnoIC￿ costs
Amortisation
Depiecl4Livn
Prolesslonal I￿$
Governan¢e costs
777.889
87.109
85.479
145.413
29,¢X
18.878
45,534
777,889
87,109
85,479
145,413
29,(X)4
18,878
45,534
15,424
15.424
IS,424
1,189,3
1.204,730
rotal
14 Month5 End
31 Auiust 2022
Supp(¥i
costs
Staff costs
Prerni5es expenses
OffKe costs
Technolo8y costs
Arnmisatlon
p¥eciation
Profe55ional lee5
Governance c05ts
636.852
94.859
95,647
115.899
37.928
15.876
41,166
636,852
94,859
95,647
115,899
37,92B
15,876
41,166
13,2C¥)
I3.2￿)
1.038.217
1.031 427
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Tutor Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
Total
Year Ended
31 Au8USt 1023
fvnds
Audst fees
Audit of the Ibnantial 5t•ttments
Oiher lees paid to auditors
10.8L¥)
4,624
10,8D)
4,624
15.424
15,424
Totsl
14 Month5 Ended
31 Ayiust 2022
funds
Audit fees
Audit of the Ibnanclal 5taternents
Trustee recruitment costs
10.2CO
10,21
13.2C
13,2Cty)
Net Incomin8llouwoin81 resources for the ￿0d Incbude:
Ye•f Ended
31 A￿￿$1 2023
14 Months Ended
31 August Z02Z
Audli f•os
Amortisation of Sntan8ible fixed asséis
Depr￿latIon of lang11￿e lixed a$5ets
Operatin8 leases
10,8C
29.C
18.878
35.ix
10,2t))
37,928
15,876
31,345
Trusteu rernynerntlw •nd ew
No Trusteos, nor any persons connected with them. have recei¥pd any remunvatign Irom the Chadty durln8
the cuirent perlod w the prevlous period.
No Trusiees have recelved an¥ relmbursed expenses or any oihef I)er￿￿t5 Irryn the Ch¥iiy durlni the curreni
perl¢xl or the prevlous period.
10 Staff t¢>sts
The 388regate payroll c05t5 were as fotlDWS.'
Yw ended
31 Awst 2023
14 Months Ended
31 August 2022
Wages and salaries
SocSal security costs
PensK&n cosis
1.857.662
189.478
48.745
1.699.030
170.438
40,144
2.095.885
1.909.612
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Tutor Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
The average number of pEr50n5 linduding the 5enKJr manaBement team) empkjyed bythe Charitv
during the peric4J wa5 a5 follow5..
Y¢ar Ended
11 Awst 2023
14 Months Ended
Il Au•uSt 2022
Adrninislration. 8o¥ernance and d￿ritable adivllies
Head count
Adminisiraiion, governance and ctsartta￿e Klryitie5
Full time equivalent
50
53
46
The number ofemployees whose ern0￿Ments fdl wlthln the lollowin8 band5 Wa5:
Ye•r £nded
31 Aiyst 2023
No
14 Months Ended
31 Auwst 20Z2
No
E£0.(￿j1 . E?o.ofAI
E70.C*)1. £80,IX
£ioo.coi . £iio.c
The total employee benefits of the key mana8ement pers￿￿1 ofthe Chariry were £172,32212022-
£180,B221.
11 Audltor F••s
Yw End•d
31 AU￿$t 2023
14 Monthi End•d
JI A4usi 2011
Audit ol thè flnancial stai•m*nts
F••5 wy•bk to th• hKlep•nd•nl •wlltor510r:
All other non-audit services
4.624
12 T•x•tlon
The Charity is a relistered charity and is therèfore exèmpt Irom tsxation M it5 thariiablt artivf(ièS.
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Tutor Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
13 Intan8lblt fixod assets
Assets Und•r
Trt
Cost
At I Septemb*r 2022
Addition>
103.792
103.792
55.440
5S.440
Al 31 Auiust 1023
103.792
55,440
159,232
Am¢¥rtls*tlon
At I September 2022
Charge lor the perlod
62,645
29.C04
62.645
29,(￿4
At 31 Au8USt 2023
91,649
91,649
boo*v•
At 31 Au8ibSt 2023
12.143
55,440
67,583
At 31 Au8USt 2022
41,147
41.147
14 T•nilbl• Ilx•d •u•ts
Computers
•nd gqulpm•nt
C05t
At I September 2022
Add¢tlons
62.240
11.897
Al 31 Auiust 2023
74.137
At I September 2022
Ch•r8e lor the perlod
29.745
18.878
At 31 Au8ust 2023
48.623
Net bogk v•h•e
At 31 Au8USt 2023
25.514
At 31 Au8u5t 2022
32.495
15 Debtors
31 Au8usI
31 Aulust
2022
Trade debtors
Prépayff*nts and accrued irtomè
354.376
107.299
3SI.740
203.197
461.675
554.937
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Tutor Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
16 Cash and cash e4ui*•lonts
31 August
2023
31 Auiust
2022
Cash ai bank and in hand
1,511.121
1.638,781
17 Crtdlton: •mounts tsll￿ due wlthkn one yew
31 Auiust
2013
31 Auiiist
2022
Trade Cfeditors
Other taxation aTrd securbty
Accrua15 and defefred income
11,307
60,234
129.S07
88,013
50,352
75,020
201.048
213,385
18 Obll8atlons under le•stt and hh purtham toTrtr•¢ts
Opeiatlni le•se ¢ommltments
Total future minimum lease paymenis under non<ancellable operailre leases are as follows..
JI Auwst
2023
31 Au￿¥1
1021
L￿d •rrtl l)ulklnp
Wlthin one year
Between one and l¢¥e years
12,981
19,S92
35,CO)
32,543
•￿n onè and flvè y•ars
19 Fundi
B•l•n¢e •t 31
A￿￿$t 2023
tember 2022
Unr•llrlrt•d fvnds
Gefteml
Genefal
1,918,789
3,106,103
I3.262.S￿)
1,792,392
Aeitrkted funds
Technology fund
The Right An8le fvnd
Morrlson5 Foundation
The Headley Trust
MISMI
The UnNerslty of •Aanchester
CAST
26.628
154.1751
22.453
165.iXXII
150.C£¥JI
io,
12,4061
Tot•1 restrkted lunds
105.186
232.406
1265.1391
72,453
Total funds
2.053.975
3.338.509
3.527.639
1.864,845
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Tutor Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
8•l•nc* at I
July 2021
Intoml
￿•￿N£+ at 31
August 2022
expendtd
Unrestrlrted fvfids
G•n•ml
Genern
1.518.276
3.403.567
12.973.054)
1,948.789
R•strkted funds
Stichting Oenevolentla
TeChno￿Y fund
The Educat6on End¢)wmient
Foundation
Shaping Future5
The Right Anale fund
Morrisons Foundail
The Headley Trust
MESME
The Universlty of Manchest•r
22.305
135.046
9.323
122.3051
1108,4181
186.2671
26,628
6.576
16.5761
I80.1￿)
132.5￿1
97.SLXI
65.000
43,914
io,co)
140,3561
3.558
10.000
Totsl r•strkt•d funds
173.250
358,358
426,422
13.399.476
105.186
Total funds
1.691.526
3.761,925
2.OS3.975
The spe¢ifi¢ purpmes lor whl¢h the fvnds •re to be •pplied •r¢ •$ follows..
Technol¢>gy lund- To fund organis•tional and tech￿￿￿ develow￿l to Increase the number ol children
benefitin8 from lultS0n.
The Educaiion Endowment Foundation-To subsldi5e the costs of tuition delivefed as pan ol the Natthol
TuioYln8 Progrèmme and io fvnd specific NTP Tuition Partner set up and partklpatlon costs.
Shapln8 FutUf•S- To fund l..1 oftline lui1￿n in M•f$8ysid•.
The Ri8ht Angle fund- To SUPb)Ort The Rlght Angle project (com￿ned t￿1*)￿ and th•fapeutic Supp￿ for
vulnerable pupilsl.
Morri50ns FoUndat￿n- To launch a face-l￿1¥(e Bradford.
The Headley Trust- fo support ihe ifansrtion of puptls fr(*n prlm•ry schod to secondary sthool In ￿lf0rd.
MESME- To lund the delivery ol MESMÉ Maths O"tcles.
The Unryer5Ity of Manchester- To fvnd a Poverty and PL4ce ira1n1￿4 and research projert.
CAST- To fund the tlme. partlcipation and t￿lIng costs for partkipatlon In a propd to embed a dl8ltal 5kllls
Iramework In the Charlty and its cvrrent workin8 practKes.
10 Analysts gt net ass•ts b•knn lund5
iknrestrkted
fvnds
Genffal
Total funds at
31 Auiu5¢
2023
Resirkted
funds
Intangib￿ fixed a55els
Tangible hxed assets
Current assets
Cunent liabilities
61.797
25.514
I.￿6.]29
1201.048
5.786
67,583
25.514
1.972,796
1201,0481
66.667
Toial net assets
1.792.392
72,453
1,864,845
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Tutor Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Au8USt 2023
T4)tal fund5 •t
31 AuEust
2022
fvnd5
lund5
1otats8lb￿ lix4d ass•t%
Tangible fixed assets
Current assets
Current liabl1￿leS
.sio
32.495
2.IIS.160
1213.385
41,14?
32.495
1193.718
213.3851
78.S5B
Total net assèts
1.948.789
105.186
2,053,975
zi Itèlatèd party transattkn
There were no rdaied party uansadions In ihe or In ihe prevfjous pe￿0d.
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