Trustees. Annual Report for the year Pericrfj start date From ., Sevrtember ' 2024 To , 31 August , 2025 Section A Reference and administration details Charity name Bristol Schth)Is Connection Other names charity Is known by BSC Registered charity number {rf any) 11617 Charity$ principal address 45 yey Long Ashton Bristol BS419LR Names ol the chaiity trustees vtho manage the charity Oates acted rf ncA forwhole Trusts8 nne OffKe Irf any) Namè of person lor body) èntltlèd Ifan Anthony Miles Wendy Massey Emelye Chanot Sally Martin Jonathan Hogg Chair Apkk)Fnied 24 March 2025 Consultant Development W0erS Jane Gillis Simon Collins (from June 2025) Section B Structure, overnance and mana ement Description of the Charivs tntsts Type of goveming Foundation How th8 charity is constituted Charitle IncorKK)rated Organisab Trustee selection rnethods New trustees are bjentified artd invited to be trustees by the existing trustees TAR
Section C Ob'ectives and activities To advan and to devek)p an UnderSidIng of the Christian faith for the publlc benefiL in particular, but not exdusively. by encouraging and enabling urches within the City of Bristol to connect with their local school communits'es in ways which are positive and SUPFYJrtive, parti¢ularty those in less resourced areas. The Charity will fvrther this purFose through A(11( researth (ie pilot1J resourceslactivities). based in one locality, and by providng an exemplar of outstanding practits for others to leam from and ad4)t to their individual contexL These connections 11. - provsde support in the area of spiritual developrnent and paoral care to sbjdents, schod staff and familie5 With the aim that this will impact positively Up the wellbeing of the school Commlty to the b8nefrt of the students. staff aid fanilies" - enable and create safe and imaginative spiriiual develoFNnent and leaming opporiunilies for all ages thin both a schtXl contex( and an accessible, infomial ¢trth context - work wtth churthes and sclN)ols to nnect the life of the communities to the mubjal benefft of both" particularty being mindkjl of how churches positively serve communities Ithere the majority of population a of another falth or of no particular faith. Providing gJFPOrt for spiritual development pastoral care to students, sdK)ol staff and families thus impacting p0sVe1Y upon the sch(y)I communty Enabling safe and imaginative spiritijal development and leaming opportunities for all ages V¥ilhin school and infonnal church contexts Summary of the objects of the charity set out in ts governing document The Twstees confirm that they have complied with the duty in secbon 17 of the Charities Act 2011 to havé dua regard to public benefrt guidan published by the cornm$10n. BSC'S tharttable purpose is eftshrined in its objects YO ADVANCE AND TO DEVELOP AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH". The Trustees ensure this purpose is Carried OLrt for the P)lIC benefft by making ts support available to sthools and churches within Biistol and particularly to those in less resourced areas. Summary of the main activities undertaken forthe public benefrt in relation to these objects (include within thts section the statutory declaration that trnstees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benerrt) Extemal Extemal continued our consultry w)rk of advisinfftinin encouragi@coaching churches. church members and churth organisations who are C4)nned1 Voryth their k>cal schools in the Bristol area Supporthg people the Bristol area who are rThng Christmas in a Box arKI Easter in a Box- The Movie by running training sessions both online and in person, helping teams, and coaching volunteers. In its fifth year of use'christrnas in a PA) was hosted by 21 churches in 34 loGal $rtKls in the Bristol area. 'Easter in a Box- The Movie. was hosted by 15 churches in 20 schools in the Bristol aa. Through our online training programme, were able to support numerous churches across the country offered these resources to their local schools. OTr &Jaw), re1V&1 some excellent feedbac Ilvorking with thurches to devdop bespoke one off reSrCeS ]ch effectively SUPfKSrt their local sthools with the provision of spiritual develo . resources for involvement in a school TAR
multi-faith day. and prayer space aclivtlies focussed on the values of a Supportmg churches provi(led other ChristrnaslEaster resources and sessions for s¢fKJols- induding trails and e¢live spaces. Championing Prayer Spac8s in Sthools in ts Brtstol aa. This has induded running Prayer Spa$ in School Trainiro sessions: one in person training Sessi focusing on thiklren's spirttuality, indoor and outdoor prayer spatss. and one 'come and see session, where people could come and see a prayer spao in action. We have also provided bespoke yjpport for thurthes, sChIS and individuals. Lastly we have fun training sessions for Bristol Baptist College and Trinty Theological College. Hosting and ci>hosting (with other organisations) various gatherings I training sessions vthere encourage, envision, equip thurches to cornect with ttEir k)cal schools. NefvKJrking and partnering vAth key people and organisattons in the Bristol area aid nattOrllY who have similar anOr complimentary obje(aives. En<x)uraging thurches to prioritsse connecting wilh their local scl)ools. This has happened th)ugh soaal media, speaking at denominational gatherings, ¢hurth gthrings or parathurth gatherings. Intemal Our consultsnts receive traning themselves to keep up to date and further hone their skills. Keeping up to date wilh deVelOents in schrAlcommunty work across the ccwntry, so that bye can leam from and implement best practice in the Bristd area. Involvemenl n pilthing new projecis ('action research,) to ensure that BSC c&SU1tants ccrtinue to leam and develop with regards to engaging vrith spiritual deveknpment in a school and its wider community context- this year the main action research projects have induded: supwrting churthes iunning Jesus Out of the Box for the first time; Trhrrking vrith Trinity Theological Coltege to enable InC1b8nts to cr&2lively put children and youro people at the heart of their ministy- conneciing Imth schools and foming accessible and innovalive fomis of church. Working wilh Bimiingham Schools nectIon in their first year as a charity has also a fonn of adion researth as we work together to discem the direction of flow for both charities. We have also worked dosely with Mullers on a pilot Illuminate Schools Tour in an advisory and C(necting role. TAR
Section D Achievements and performance in the year During the year to 31" August 2025, BSC has sUess[u1IY ac*tieved ts rnaiolity of the plans and objectives outlined in last yearfs annual porL We have: Offered and delivered successful ¢onsultan¢y. oxhing, and training to churches church members tho are connecting with their local schools (and their associated rider coMmlties) and heading up different sthcK)Vcommunrty projectstinfomal W$s1¢>n5 of thurch. We have connected with people and churches all over the Bristol area, ofkn with one-off consultancy advice. We have also I)rked for longer peric<ls of time wtth churches in the following areas: Easton, Hotssells and Hart)ourside, Fishponds. Bedminster, Lockleaze. Avonmouth and Lawren Weston, sowKIlI, Totterdown, Bistwston, Clifton. Stapleton and Frenchay. Claverhamlcleeve, Wck. Pucklecthurch. Sh1haMptOn, Backwell. Wntert)oume, Bishopsworth. Langwell Green. &JAhvdle. and Southmead. We encouraged thurches in tre Bristol area to use our reSoUs- Christrnas in a Box and Easter in a Box We ran several training sessions online and in person. In the Bristol area we saw a slight decrease in the number of thurches delivering Easter in a Box- The Movie, due to churches choosing to vary wtrt they were offeting to schools this year- e.g. themed trailslspeaal services. Across the wunty we saw an increase in the number of churthes and schools taking part in both Chrisknas arKI Easter in a BOK We suptx)rted nume$ churches who connected th schools in other ways duri Ihe Christrnas and Easter Peric1, example running trails, seasonal themed prayer spaces, one off lesSS, assemblies. special services. We have supplied our Chrisknas and Easter Trail reSoUS to a few churches. and made these resources more readily available on our website downEoad page. We have ran a couple of online training sessions on how to host a Jesus Ckn of the Box session in your local school. We have supwted a clwrches running Jesus Out of the Box for the first time in the Bristol area and from acmss the county. We have restyjrced tsvo sets of boxes which can be loaned OLrt to thurches. The uptake for this reSree has been sbwer than we had hoped, but the feedback from Ihose have run sessions has been wonderful. We ran a Prayer Spaces in Sthools training sessi(m and also hosted 'come and sea. leaming session - where people could see a prayer Spa in action at a sckK)ol. Our training focusses equally on indoor and outdoor prdyer spa. We have 35 trTred and tesied Outd¢)or Prayer Space activities. whith we freely give to others-1hese a also on the Prayer Spaces in Schools webstte. Several people have been inspired by the training session and consequently have run their own prayer spaces since the training. We have joumeyed wtth a couple of people in the process of nmning their first prayer Spa in a sclml. As part of a DI0San Staff Training Day we ran an Outdoor Prayer Space whith wbled the staff to experience first hand the beneffts of an outdoor prayer space. We also ran a prayer Spa in schools training sessions at Trinity College, Bristol Baptist College arKI for a whole staff te (tsvilight inset) at a Primary Sd)ool in South Bristol. We have continued to partner Vttl EnC(nter Christianty to ensure that ther8 is joined up thinking and strategy, wilh reganls to Christian SChIs work in the Bristol area. We have had regular contact wtth the Eead vrkers. and have tnected them with thurcheslpeople vtho could work with them in local contexts. We have also Work closely wth Mullers and sle of their net4vork thurches on a pilot Bristol Illurninate Sctrthls Tour- in an advisory and conneding The Bristol Illuminate Tour is due to tske place in Qrtober 2025. We have continued to signpost and prcxnote other parachurch organisatrons with a similar heart for thurches to connect with and serve their $th)I arKI l or wider school Mmunity e.g. Kids Matter, Care for the Famil , Transfomii lives for d,. Mess Church and fomis of tdOOr TAR
church; Bubble Church: Open The BOOK Fardday Instibjte. arid Prayer Spaces in Schools; Walk Through thè Bible. We hosted a wonderful Celebration arKI Prayer GatrEring to celebrate Bristol Schools Connection's 101h B'lrthday! &pporters and friends of BSC gathered to celebrate all that has happened witrt BSC in the last 10 years and through the nehvork of churches across Bristol. We listened to insFxring stories, prayed together, thought more about the theology behind the work (thanks to our speaal guest Howard Worsw) and ate w(Jings! We have also helped to host a of ¢ity wide prayer gatsrings with other organisations in Bristol - praying for youth, children and scFyx)Is (Induding pupils and sthol sfaff and those working in EdatIon). VIÈ also md online in eaty December to pray for those churches connecting in various ways ¥th their local Sls{SX)I ¢ornmunity in the run up to Christmas. This also happed n the run up to Easter. Over the Swnmer months we had a one-t(kone meetings reviewing the work they have been involved in as local thurch with their ]ocal s(KX)l{s). These meetings have been helpfvl and encouraging for these people. Our Social media presence has been consistenty good this year- have followed a social media plan for the year, ensuring that clear messages vthi¢h reinfm our vision, heart and values are communif2tsd, am(ngst adverttstng wr training events and signposting to other good inrtiatives for our netsrk of people. have made sc¥ne updates to our website induding reSoUrS page for trails. We have supported Birmingham Schools Connedion in their first year as a charity. We attended and SFrf)ke at their launth party in December 2024 arKI have met up regularfy as consultants online and in person. The ongoing dialogue has provid8J mutual gJpporL encouragement. sharing of ideaslresources- we have all bene hugely on this leaming joumey together. We have also been able to run online training sessions together for Easter in a Box- The Movie. l•Ve have more jlynt online trdining sessions puqnned for the year aheajj 202516. Jane Gillis has had numerous opp)rtunities to speak at various events. churches. gatherings and forums about vision and heart as a Clrity. These have been cnline and in person. Our aim is to envision and influence the ltUre of the Crch in relation to being and doing church in the context of the 5th1 and S wrder cornmunty. also aim to explore this in our one-tcFone conversations throughout the year Imth thurch volunteers and leaders that we work with. le have been able (with others e.g. Bristol Chaplaincy and Bristol DI0Se) to encourage the concept of school chaplaincy (fomial or infoal. volunteer or paid) across our netsvork. A couple of the people we work with have embraced this concept and embodied it more in the Itfe of the schcol(s) they are working with. We have been * to support rthvly wnFAoyed chaplains in the work that tsy are dotng in Sd1$ and ttpir wnmunity. We have brked in partnership with a ra)ge of denom1natio- including C of E, Baptis( Free Evangelical, Methodist Catholic. and the Mullers Netwoth of Churches. We are frequently encouragirKJ thurches to rk together in a kKal area to support their local sth¢)ols. We have also been involved in the develowient ( a nav programme designed to equip incumbents to prioritise engaging with children, youTrJ people and families in treir communitses. The course is run and our contribulion is funded by Trinty Theological Cole and other partnèr organisations. We s)rted the first pik)t course Nthi¢h ran from January 2025 to June 2025- it was Incb successfvl. have CC("nUed to be involved in ts core team organizing the next programme whith is Nnning from November 2025 to July 2026. We are very grateknl to the fundirnJ from trusts. dHJrches and approxinately 20 individual supporter5. We continue to s*k to e>pand the base of ourfinanaal support Jan8 Gillis has been the Fxincipal GOTlltt for Bristol Schools Connection this year. The tnjstees have Cclnued their'hands on, involvement in order to su ort Jane's work. In June 2025, Simon TAR
Collins has also been appointed as a freelan consultant for BSC. have also appointed a new tNstee in the sFying of 2025- Jon Ho93. We are thrilled to have both Simon and Jon c board which will enable to expaid our aclivrties in the comiro year. Section E Financial review Financial pofft+rniance Following a deficit last year. BSC started 2024r25 with projected expenditure exceeding pledged in¢ome by £5.01. We are very grateful to the new irKlividual dcrnrs and churches along with ongoing dcorS, have provided £4,000 of income over our In81 projection. This income was boosted by the receipt of a secorKI £4,000 annual grant from Christ Church CIFfton. In addrtion, BSC r1Ved £3,600 to reftburse the cost of rk mIertaken at Trinty Theological College. Total expenditure was redUd by 6% to £32,200 without the develownent expenses Jesus of the Box arising trom its launch last year. Overall there was a sutplus of £8200 (2023124 deficit- £4,300). We have already received a gmt of £10.f from the Burden Trust which means the trustees aiticipate being le to break even in 2025r26 Pfior to any areas of experKltiure. In order to ftmd further expansion in BSC'S activiiies, we hope to Continue to increase the number of churches which support BSC financially and that individual SUF¥)Orters will increase their giving in line with inflation. We remain aware of the fflan constraints ¢)n famil bud ets at this time. BSC remains reliant each year on fincial gifts from individua]s. trusts and churches within Bristol aTrJ beyond which can be onOff. ongoing or for a limited period. Given this dependerKy, the SteeS believe it appropriate to target reserves at approximalely six months of annual expendiiure plus any bgeted deficit for the next year. The reserves at 31. August 2025 Yme £27.0 (2024 £19,OW). The projected ewdFbJre for 2025126 is £36,000 giving a reserves tsrget of £18,000 given the break even budget (2024 targ8t £21,OCM)). Reserves therefore represented 150% (2024 9J%) of target. The Irustees consider this level of reserves reasonable. Brief statement of the chaiity's policy on reserves Section F Plans and objectives for 2025126 By 31st August 2026, BSC plS to Support- we will contÉnue to pp(*t thurches in less resour(£d areas in the City of Bristol who seek support (cOachinMent0rinfft1nQ) as make rneanirwJful connections with their local sthools and ryder ¢ommunity. This will involve c(xrtinuing to ioumey wth churches Ihat we have Worked with for a Mthile as w811 as makw)g new connections with diurthes who V have not worked with before. Connections with Secorxlary Schools- will ctinue to have an ntentional fo5 on helping to support a few churches develop connections with secondary sthools. We wll follow up wtth churches vtho are linking wrth their sec(yJdary schools through the 2025 Illuminate Tour. We will offer support in an advistory and connecting capat2ty for the Illuminate Tour 2026. Research- conttnue to researth innovative ways to create intttI0na1 spaces for spiritual diabgue fjthin sthwls and their wider communities across our iity. Christmas in a Box and Easter in a Box - Encourage and train more churthes in Ihe Bristol area to deliver Christrnas in a box and Easter in a Box- The Movie in their IoGal schools. Run several online traini sessions and bes e traini sessscms Chu t&Tns. I)[k in athershi TAR
Bimingham s&Kls connecti to run joint Bristol@ln[rKJh training sessions so that these resou5 become known and trusted in the Birmingham area. Run a couple of new online training SeOn5 with Binningham Sds Connection. One fowsing on 'Praying for your school. and another one focusing on 'ConnectirvJ wtth your local school., Jesus (rt of thè 8ox- Promote, enLxJurage and train thurches the Bristol area (and beyond) to expand the delivery of this resource. See this reSr¢e t)econe a well used, tried and tested, effective and loved resource. Connecting and NetW01ng- will ccyrtknue to eno)urage churches from different denrniinations in a local area to work together. We will play a role in connecting people from d5fferent churches and offering coachinglconsultsncy as they journey together to support their local sctKJols.This will indude encouraging loc21 Christian parents I carers to get involved with this rk. Other Seasona Connecti(5 - Provide supp(¥t for other ways that churches are connecting with schwls during the Christrnas and Easter period - collecllve worship, RE tessons, Trails, Themed Prayer Spaces. Advertise 'Christmas Through the Keyhole. and 'Easter Explored, bBil resources which are aVailae for free on our website. Prayer Spaces in Schools- We arp going to in pathership wtth the National Prayer Spaces in Schools Team to host a regional gathering at the erKI of February 2026 in Bristol. This event wll inspire, resource and encourage those people who have been running prayer spaces for years and those who a just startmg out on the iwmey. We will also host a couple of'come and see. events for pwple to come and see a prayer Spa in action at a school. Prayer- We will host a Couple of online gatherings to pray for the work of BSC and our network of people across the Bristol area. We will partner w7th Together4Bristol. Multers. Encountsr Christianity and others to Nn 3 prayer gatherings together- to syay for y(xth. children and schools (Ind1ng those working in education) across the Bristol region. We will partrr wilh Together4Bristol and others to facilitate a gatheriro in June 2026 for Christians working in Education in the Brbstol region. This gathering 111 aim to inspire and encourage, and give opportunittes for netW01ng. Celebrate, thank, pray, and efNision- will organise an annual gathering for our main neork of people and our $4)porters to share storieslcelebrate all that has been athieved through the nebNork of Bristol Churches conneding with their local schools. Partner- we will continue to partner wrth organisations have a similar heart and vision to BSC and help to promotpth'den their Ift[ in the Bristol area. This viill involve working closely with Bristol based charities - EnLter Christianity and Mullers, also nationwde chartties. Bimiingham Schools conli0n- will continue to jLwmey with Bimiingham Schools Connecti. We wtll meet regularly tr) offer Mual SL4)POrt enCouragrt share ideas, pray together, and discem how we can parther together as the academic year progsses. INe will njn all of our online training sessions in partnership with Bimiingham Schwls Connection. Envisioning churches across Bristol- speaking at various conferen$ and gatherirKJS (induding various denominational gatherings) in the Bristol area and at church services infven¢ing thurch vision and culture- to see connecting ilh sthwls as a prionty way of being and doing church. We will also envision throjgh one-to-one ¢Mversatims wth thurch leaderslvoknnteers. Vvebsitelsoual Medta- tell stor5es, signpost resource. eneL)uragelenvisDn via social media (YouTube, FacebooK Instagram) and tr website. We aim to update our website this year with new sourCeS stories. also hope to adVe'Se our WOTk via other organisations, social media. Training ClegeS and Dernmination Gatherings- We will c(mtinue to have an active presence at Bristol DI0Se Education gatheriNJs- bolh in person and online. INe also hope to attend other denomination gatherings and be proactive in offering support across denominaticins. We will continue to be involved in the second year of the programme run by Trinfty Theological College, designed to ewrp incunbents to prioritise engaging with children, young people and families in their communrties. The programme runs frcKn November 2025 to Juty 2026. V¥ryll be involved in the residentials and Action Leaming Sets. Chaplaincy in Schools- we will continue to promote the idea of thaplaincy in school, both fomal and irrfomal, paid and voluntary. We will wotk in partnership with the Di0Se of Brtstol EduG9tion Team and Bristol ChaplairKy to offer support wthere rdedldisceThEd together. Funding strategy- continue to work new arKI ongoing sources of funding. Encourdge more churches and individual wpporters to corttribute to BSC'S ministy anCIallY. Resourcing - the trustees will ensure that our consultant Simon. is well supported as he begins to take on more work. Jane and Simon will wor* ck>sely together aThJ with trte trustees, w¢th hands on support from the trustees en needed. Mutual support and encouragement wll be offered by oume with Bimin am Schools Ccffineclim. TAR
Section G Declaration The trustees declare thal they have approved the trustees. report abov& sigrd on behalf of the charitys tfte2s Signature(s} Full name(s) ANTHONY CROFfoN MILES SALLY MARnN Position (eg Secretary. Chair, etc) CHAIR TRUSTEE XAL&y i 1 October 2025 TAR
Brlstol Schools Connection (BSC) 1162067 Receipts and payments accounts Receipts and payments accounts For tho l[9d from Perlud start dale 1st Se t 2024 To Period end dats 31stAugu5t 2025 For thè perlod from P&riod start date 1st Se t 2023 Period end dale 31stAugust 2024 To Section A Receipts and payments UnFestrlcted fund$ Restrlcted fundts Endowmènt fund• Unrestflcted fund$ Re5trlcted funds Endowment lunds Total funds Totsl fund3 lo the near•bi tothe n•ar••t£ n¢aro•t£ to th• n•re4t£ loth• nUfWt£ to th• nèthre#tt to th¢ n•aia8t£ Al R•¢•l Dpn4lF•Trs fr¢m IndldlIS 13.818 13.618 11,782 14.710 C14nattoMfrem GhuKh•¥ and oth•r 20,087 20,OB7 40DI 14.76Q 4,009 2,004 40A98 1A93 Glft r•cov•roblg 2,149 ao.ia8 Sub tot81(Gro$$ Incom8 forARJ A2 Asset and Inv•stm•nt ul•s,18 40Ng8 90.128 Sub to 40898 30,128 20,120 A3 Poym•nts l¢pmèniwordrs BEhl. Rg¥¢ur¢•# IDsuranct Wobsllg ond oth•r 27,194 610 28,16b 3,020 610 1,771 2,173 32,24B 1,021 1,679 1.129 24.393 2,173 32,248 1,129 34Ag9 Sub total A4 A$t and Inv•stment purcha5. (see tsble) Sub to 32,248 32,249 ,) ¥393 Ngt of recelpts/(payments) AS Transf•r8 b•ts¥• fvnds A6 Cash fund$ last year end Cash funds Ihh yèar end 8860 8.250 4,266 4365 19,020 27,270 19,020 27,270 23.286 19.OZQ 25,285 11,020
Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period Unrestrlcted funds n•arestt Restrlcted funds b) near•8te Unrestrl¢tsd funds tOn•4r•¥t£ 19,020 Restrlcted fund5 Cal•gorleg Detal Detal 81 Cash funds eankAG¢ounts 27,270 8ank4¢wnt Total Go•h funds 27,270 Total cash fiinds 19,020 (agrofj 1•Cptsand wym•DI• •tt4ufflY•l} OK unrestrlct•d funds to n•4r••t£ l•wq•baiin¢wvthh f•c•iK&ondpaymgnL% BEOuuhtl611 OK Unroslrlctod nds to n•¥•¢t£ OK Restrlctsd funds fi•ar•¥t£ OK Restflcted funds to nurwt£ Detalls Gh1 GO¥¢rabI• Detalls Gld 1•cral+ 82 Other monotary 180 F•ts r•¢•vw•¥l• 1.817 Puhd Detslls Co•tloptknnall Pund to whl¢h a•g•t b•lon D•t411s CoBtlaptloMII 83 Inv•#tm•nl assets Fund to whlch lon Pyrtd 10 whleh D•t•lls o•tlopUpnal ¢•¥1 lop110n¥ll B4 Assets retained for th• harity'j ovm u$• Fund to whkh Felate Fund lowhich r•lHt• Amountdu• ott*l D•talls D•talls B6 Lbabllilles Signed on behalf of all the twst8es Slgnabjre Prfnt Name 16th October 2025 Anthony Miles, Chair
CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES Independent examinerfs report on the accounts Section A Independent Examinef s Report Report to the trustees Bristol Schools Connection On accounts for the year ended 31& August 2025 Charity no (if any) 1162067 Set out on pages land2 I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charsty (Ihe Ttusf) for the year ended Responsibilities and basis of report As the charity's tTUStees. you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance wtth the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 {tthe Acr). I report in respect of my examination Df the Trust's accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination, I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5>(b) of the Act. Independent examiner's ststement I have completed my examination. I confinn that no matenal matters have corne to my attention in connection with the examination which gives me cause to believe that in, any material resFErt" the accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of Ihe Charities Act., or the accounts did not accord with Ihe accounting COrds., or the accounts did not comply with the applicable requiiements conceming the fotm and content of accounts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports} Regulations 2008 other than any requirement that the accounls give a 'true and fair, view which is not a matter considered as part of an independent examination. I have no concems and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Date: Name: PATRICK F O'CONOR Bsc FCA Relevant professional qualtfication: CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Address: 13 Briercliffe Road Bristol, Bsg 2DB IER Oct 2018
Section B Disclosure Only complete if the examiner needs to highlight material m2tters of GOnM (see CC32, Independent examination of charty accounts.. directions and guidance for examiners). Give here brief details of any items that the examiner wishes to disclose. IER Oct 2018