Trustees Annual Report 2022-2023
During 2022-2023 we still saw the effects of Covid-19 Coronavirus Pandemic on the social aspect of children’s development.
However, we have continued to support children in their learning with a focus on children’s play and their personal social and emotional skills.
At the Primary school’s Christmas Fayre with held a very successful Tombola and our Annual Sponsored Trundle raised over £500 for which we thank all our parents for supporting.
To celebrate the King’s Coronation, the children made their own crowns and we had a special Cornish Cream Tea with jam on first! During the year, we planned a variety of stimulating activities for our pupils including watching tadpoles grow into frogs, caterpillars turning into butterflies and having butterfly buns to celebrate a successful release into our garden.
As part of our curriculum to promote and good oral health we had encouraged the children to practice their toothbrushing skills by cleaning hard boiled eggs which had been coffee stained. We also purchased toothbrushing kits for the children to take home as part of our commitment to engage parents as partners in children’s learning and development.
We completed a successful transition for our school leavers with 22 children leaving in July 2023 to begin the next step of their learning journey into mainstream education. To celebrate our end of term we invited children, parents and our staff to a free trip to Newquay Zoo which was enjoyed by all.
Finally, our After-School provision in Bibbles had another successful year and the income has contributed to our sustainability, hopefully well into the future.
Sarah Wallis Manager/Trustee
Independent examiner's report on the accounts CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES Section A Independent Examiner's Report Roport to the trustè mernbors of Threemileston8 Pre SclKx)I CIO On ac¢ounts for the year ended 31 August 2023 Charfty no (rf any) 1171194 S•t out on pages Respec¥• responsibilit18$ 01 trustges and examlft The drity'S trustees are respw$iW• for the preparats'on of the a¢¢ounts. The charrty's trustees consider that an aLk1rt1$ not required for this year under tIon 144 olthe Charths Act 20111tr Chanli•s Acf) and that an independonl ¢xaminatNM is needed. It is my fe$pMsibilty to-. examine the accounts under on 145 of th• Choliues Act, to fotlth¥ the prduleS laid down in the genèral Dlre¢tion$ gNen by Charty Commission lundlf 8•¢lb)n 1495llbl ofthe Charlti•s Aet, and to Slale partiojlar matter5 have c(Nn• to my attenfjon. Bas1• of Independont My txamlnatkjn was carried in accordance ith g•n•rnl Dlr•cth)fts given by Ihe examlnof8 ststomont Charity CiJmmlssk)n. An xamin•tion kndudes a review of th• a¢¢ounbng records k•pt by the charity and a comparison of tt)• •¢¢ovnts presented vith those r•¢ord$. It also includ¥$ ¢on$Kleration of any unusual rtems or dis¢losure5 in the accounts, and 5e8king explan"on$ from the trustees concemiNJ at)y such matters. The procedu$ yndertaken do not provide all the •vid•nc• that wKJuld be required in an aud¢ and ¢0fi8equentty CY'nn is 9Nen as to %bthther the accounts present a InJ& and tsir. vi•w #nd the rert is limit•d to thos• matters sel oul in the statement elow. Independent In connection with my examNiallon. no matter has come to my atténtion oxamlnerfs Statement l. lch gwes m• r•a8onable ¢aU to believe that in, any Mat01 f•$pect. th requ1ments.. to keep ac¢owNing rec¢rt8 in ac¢ordance wilh s•ction 130 ofthe Ch•riti•ts A¢t'. to prepare acc•Jnts *thich %siih Ihe accounting re¢ml$ 8nd comp with the aoUnting requlremorts of lh¥ chari18 Act have not been met.. or 2. to Ithkh, in my opini, 8ltenticm should be drml In ord•r to enable * proper undèrstsnding ofthe #Unts to be reached. Slgnod: Dats: 1110611oL Name: Loreen Shepherd Relevant profe••lonal quallflcation(81 or body lif any): FCCA Address: 11a Kimberfey Park Road Falmouth. Corr1 TR112DA IER
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