Trustees, Report & Financial Statement // Year End 31st July 2024 I YOUR STUDENTS. UNION Keele su Keele University Students. Union N￿￿ost￿under Lyff*. Stafcrfdshire. STS 58 T..01782 7337(Ql W. Published N0vemt￿r 2024 CONTENTS // Trustees. ReP(￿t................ .01-02 WISiOn. Mission. Values . Activities AchlevFngObjedives . .. 05-08 hievements & Performance .... . 09~22 Financial Review ... .. .23-24 Structwe, Gryerfia4Ke and ManageffWIt... .25-26 Plans for Future pef iods .--.-. . 27-28 stateft￿nt of Trustees Respwbilitles,...-... ..29-30 Refere￿e and administrative detai15 of the charity. its tnstees & adviser5.-...... .31-32 Flnanclal Appendix .........-. Charity 8a14rtt￿ ¢oth¢ FinaKLIl Statorn¢nES Keele su THE TRUSTEES, REPORT// 101 rnMEES REP￿A￿AN14UALSIAT£ME￿TmyEAREN0j￿Ly The Trustees present their annual report together with the audited financial statements of the charity for the year 1st Au8USt 2023 to 31st July 2024. Policies and objectives Keele SU'S objects are the advancement of education of students 31 Keele University, for the rAJblic benefit. by. Strategies for achieving objectives. In pursuin8 our aims and objectives and providing a variety of opportunitie5 fnr our members. Keele Univefslty Student5. Union (Kcele SUI alw&/s seeks to: Promotin8 the inierest5 and welf3re ot students at Keele University dL'rin8 their cwrse of study and representin& supoortin& and advising students. Insu￿ that t￿ diversity of its beneficial membership ks recognised by members. a*J that equal access is availab5e to all members of wh3tever origin or orientation, Beiftg the recognised representative channel between stLKlents and Keele University. arKJ other Èxternal bodie I￿rsue Its aims 0￿:e(lIveS indeperKlent of any w.'ItiC31 party or religious grthi Providing soctal, sporting. and cultural activities and forums for discussions and debates for the personal developirent of the Student Eoual opportunities by t3kin8 ryJsitive 3Ction wtthin the law to f3Cilit3te participatifffl of groups dixriminated against by society. Keele SU has a rollfft8 Studeni f&ing Strategic Plan wh+ch is updated annually to ensure that it 15 current ar(1 relevant. Within that plan we outlineour vislon. mission, and values. TWJ51Ef¥l£PC4IT Ald)AI•KIAiSYATEM£NTii i£AA iTr4Q JLtLY 3)24 102 Ourvision // Empower every student to be who they want to be and make a diFFerence to the world. Our Mission // Throu8h the delivery of our quality support. activity, representation, entertainment and value for rnoney Services. we will ensure that our students feel part of a community which is inclusive. where they can grow in confidence ar)d simply be student5, •• li Ourvalues // SUPPORTIVE We will support yoii through your entire student journey. both throu8h the good times and not SO good tiffEs. FRIENDLY We will makeyou feel welcome when engaging with us and ensure we are approachable. Whether you enga8e with us every day or once a year, we will be there. CREATIVE We want you to ￿ creative. inspired to try new thlngs with us and becomewho you want to be. We also want our staff to be creative, trialing latest ideas to ensure we can keep up to date with what you need. PLrrriNG sfuDENTS' FIRsr It gOeswith￿t sayin& we're 3 Students. Union. we exist because of you, we'll change and flex as you need us to so we can stay relevant to YO￿ . Elected Officers 2023 -2024 Activities for Achieving Objectives in Advancement of the Public Benefit // Keele SU wovldesa varlety of services actlvltle& 'rT: Student Life Representation and Campaigning Advice & Support at Keele SU (ASK) We provide proactive arKI responsive suptvyt. advice and 8Uidance to Keele students. We help with ac&lemic complaints. procedures aT*I Questions of condJct. tK)Usin8 advice. ano advice for international Students. We suoptsrt many sttJdents with complex needs such as mental ill health or dOll￿st1£ violence. Our Elected Off Icers represent the entirety of the Keele student c(Nmmunity. a{￿ V￿rk to rai4e issues imJ3Cting student life at Keele directly to University management and other wple and or8anis3tions as the needs requi￿. Student Academic Representation We recruiL elect. tr3ifL SiJPly)rt and facilitate the Student Voice Retyesentation scheme. in partnershipwith Keele University. This Is to ensure h18h Quality feedback opwrtinities for students in tneir course )Cttings so effective change to issue5 and 0gwrtLinities can t)e affected 35 swn 3S PQ55ible arKI In the interests of $lL￿entS and Keele University. Student Activities We suooort the est3biiShmenL maintenance ala facilitat.ion Oi Student community 8roups. societie5. and net￿OrkS so studen is may Commune. learn. and soci31ise ar￿nd their shared interests. Competitive Sport We,, acilitate the proviston of competitive soort at Kemle University thro•Jgh the provision of an athletic unii)n. ThroLi8h that forum we suprort and represent swrts teams. their leaders. and tèleir members to engage wtth hea,'thy. active lifestyles via S￿rtIng opFortunities. PT loi IG? T￿￿51¢E>R$pC￿AxoAplI￿￿ S¥AfEMÉp4YII VEAREHO JULY IQ24 Volunteering The Hub We link Student volunteers with appropriate and relevant volunteerin8 placement opportulities within the University cofflfflunity 3fKI in the local and wlder community. We accredit and certificate volunteering hours undertaken and support volunteers to articul3te the value of their c¢)ntribution both for rhe communities irn￿ted and themselves as contf IbJtOf& The Hub is a valuable space with multiple functions. acting a5 1)ur reception ai)d 8eneral enquire5 cent. The Hub offers space for relaxing. studying or gamin& and sells Keele branded IT￿[char￿lIse. Catering Keele SU offers a varied catrering lunch time and night club offer. including grab and 80 convenient prcKJucts through 10 sit down meals. Venues & Entertainment We provide venl￿5 for extra.curricular )cialisin8 and entertainmenL with a ran8e of bars and venues to offer 3 vaf led programme of activity. day. arKI nighL Print House Keele Print House provides 3 valuable sourceof pr1ntir&geA￿rt15e and capability for siudents, ￿rsonal and academic rp)ses. be it dissertation printing arKJ binding or prosect work. It 31so Qfovides a valuable printin8 service for the wider Keele community. Retail We operate 3 franchise of the Co.Op. offering a diverse afid Wide selection of 8roceries on campu5 for students and the wider Keele Communtsty. Welc4)me to KeelEL17fy""~: 18usTKs" o£paAT ANDANNUALSTATEMENYl/YE￿ 10& TJ Achievements & Performance // Key Financial performance Indicators The net 1Th)ve￿t of fvnds reported for July 2024 is a surplus of £194.41212023: £249,697 deficit). Net Current liabilltles were £323.325 (2023: £593505). The cash holdln8 is £199045 (2023 £49290). @S Review of Union Activities In the heartof Keele camws, by the F￿est of Li8ht the Students, Union ￿ik11n8 is a central place FYovidin8 a wide rangeof 5eThlces to support students. Whett*r day, evening or ni8ht.timewe fyovide aye for students t0S￿la11se. study, atteTrJ eventsor han8ouL Amidst a financially challen8ing period for students universities aNI Keele Students, Unim. we have made a significant w)sitive impact in deliverln8 charitable, objectives f(x student& EYOURSAY. 11 RSITY If¢ 47 IE *0 li KNEYouRSArf. OHave Your Say Day Networks L3unched in Mav, 'H3ve Your Say Day, replaced Union General Meetings (UG:Ms) to Improve engagement from studenis with officers. The airn BS to hold four suth events annual Iv. 311owing students to directly provid&i !eedba£K and hold offKers 3ccountab:'e . creating a more accessible platform for en838emenL This was the second year of Student Networks. witb. ￿￿MberShIp up just over 23% to 338 engaged member& We s Student Networks ut iisin8 Social media re 10 increase en8agement with their members t￿ sharing educational content during national awareness C3mpaign5 Or, lobbying the university for c43nge. The Disability Network Lead loblyed Keele University to install an accessible door in Chapter's Caie. and The LG8TQ+ championed the Progress Pride Flag Staircase. Our StLKlent Networks also hekl social e￿Ents vthere members could take part in crafts or watch films. We 3150 saw Stuttent 14ehvorks cdlaborating with Keele University departments to put on events celebratin8 diverse communities of i(ee!e. Oofficer Campaigns This year 53w several major campaign W3rmerWirrter'. SHAG Week.. arKI a neurodiversity initiative Additionally, the 7-day assesS￿nt deadline cap was rerrK)ved for Di53bility. Supo¥)rt & Indusion ID.S I.) student& and a new men's mental health camoaisn was launched. É40? JOIN OUR STUDENT NETWORKS// I" LGBT+ STUDENT NETWORK WOMEN'S STUDENT NETWORK Ostudentvoice Representatives We received an impressive 350 appfications tor Student Voice Representatives, om which we successfully apty)inted. trained, and are ￿rrentlY suprorting 310 representatives. Additionally. we saw 40 applications for Lead Voice Represent3ti resultin8 in the apFyJintment. training. and ongoing 5UPIX)f t of 18 lexl voice fepresent3tives across 16 School& STUDENT NETWORK BAME STUDFty' NETV OISABLED STUDENT NETWORK MA &c*: STUDENT TAUSTEEFAkPIXT AIIDA1*4UAL 51AY£MEMT li YLAR END JULY ￿ IOIZ Elections Keele SU'S 2024 plpctions saw a Dter turnout nf 2,093 studenis (13.l%of t- ai StuGeiitS Of 20_3% of FfE studentsl 3 Si8llificant incre3se froni 1,519 in 202J. However, candida'Le n4Jnbers slightly declineo. with 12 candidates for f￿r ofrficer oositiofts. d(Mn from IS in 2023. Desoite a reductithl in roles. the average number of candidates pef k￿ltion increased. A strong emthas6 on irKentives. such as scratch cards and a wwlar branded condom give'away. hel￿ drive er4gagement. With 163 votes c3St at the Elections Cab,:n in Just two h￿lf5 on oneevenin& This in-person vofing hub proved essenti31. with l in 7 wJtes casi there. Additi¢xally, 2￿ votes came through mob(le devices using QR codes. showin8 3 rise in web-ba5ed votin& Targeie(l emails to specific stLK1ent group particularly aff Ili3ted with soc'eties or course5, significantly toosted voter.turnouL This tall0￿d approach yielded better results than mass emails. Suggesting a need for more personalised outreach in future elvtion> Divefsi* among candidates Increased. with more candi¢aies From 813 Asian. and Minority Ethnic backgfourvJ5 (BA M.E) (25% in 2024 vs. 13% in 2G£3) 25YI CIMDIDATE DIVERSITY Candldates with disabled backgrounds rose to 42% in 2024. The number of vjomen candidates133% in 2023) slightly dropped to 25% this vear. Notably. tk*re were also International and distance iearnins candidates. exp3ndin8 representatlon. No ￿￿Oid3[e5 from ethnic minority gr￿p5 were elected. desoite tki irKreasein BA.M.E. candidates. KEELE SU ELECTIONS WIIO WILL LEAD I'OUR UNION, K••l•SU.comlEl•¢liMS O QIK••l•SU @K••l•SU O JsK••l•Stud••tsUnl Ostudent Activities We t￿lIt on success of the previ(x atthis￿with 393 n￿ninatIonS f(￿e year and saw an increase in student for awards. This e￿lIent enga8ement in en8a8ement with our societies and Athletic nominations represents 3 44% incr&ase on Union sportsc{U￿ 3.374 students are a nominationsfrom the previous year. of a soclety, and 1.453 students are a mernknofan Athletic Unlon sp¢xts dub. Our activities team hosted a diverse number of free events for students to attend. Highlights I￿luded birds of prey enc(xmters a g￿t walk ￿ Keele Hall, Christmascrafts aThl numer(Ats free film showing& We recelved £IO,C(K) in fundingto help students in financial hardship to particlpate in activitie& We aw¥ded 107 Athletlc Unlon Memberships 56 Club specific memknhips and 10 fvll society rnembershi￿ In total, 143 students In our anNal Varslty Sp￿tsC0Mpet1tioTr directly beneffted from this fvnd. a8ainstStaffordshlre University,Team . Keele took h¢Th the trophy with ￿ overall We launched our StLhknt Leader5 tralnin8 eof 12 p￿ts to 5. Mary ofour team5 ogramme- a suite of training sessions achieved Sp￿rtIngs￿CeSS this year wlth providin8 personal and professional fwr of cw teaff6 coming topof their BUCS development to Stthtvolunteers These lea8ue& Thesewere Men'svolleyball, seven hwr long sessions were written in Men's Crfcket 1st Team. Women's Netball partnership with'support Staffordshire, 1st team and Men's Football tstTeaffl. arxl covered a variety of tOPiC5 suth We also provide camws and comnxmlty as equality and diversity aNI project volunteerin8 Opportunities for students mana8emenL Combi￿1 with ¢)uronline Last year 192 students1088ed 10,358 training offered for committee members volunteer hour& and Student Voice Representstive& studentscompleted over s￿ training 150 students attended the Society Award& 12 awards werewen out arKI we received 167 norninations for these awards. Nomlnations sawa 60% increase from last year. attendartce overall has irKreased approximately 65% frwi last year. (J Athletic Unlon Award5 were attended by 280 students 14 avRrds were 8iven (yJt 65% INCREASE IN A￿ENDANCE TO soaETY AWARDS I￿￿￿￿￿1￿11￿NI￿5IATf1I￿4T A YEAftENQWLYX)24 1014,: OAdvice & Support Supkx)rtin8 students is at the heart of what we do. It 15 one of our valLJes 35 an organisation. therelore do our utmost to s.Jpoort fJJr students hoivever we can, One of the key ways we do this IS through Advice a￿￿ Support a; Keele SU IASIO. ASK is a free and confidential serqice that IS independent from the University and is Staffed by professional and experienced advisers trained to provide advice and supwrt to siudents. ASK provide5 advice on a wide range of queries including Keele University student processes including complaint% aC3demiC appeals. academic misconduct. discipline fiine55 to practise. ASK also supwts studen:s With social we113re law aieas including money, housin& corwmer aid employment rights queries. The higher eclL)cation landscape shifts quickly 3nd ￿'e look co respond to new challenges to ensure stbcents remain SUp￿rted. We Oo this thr￿Jgh a culminatit)n of maintaining an up-to-daLe website. sh:,n8 Out proattive information through C￿ %)cial media channels and enga81 With the wider sector to communicate the student voice such as the Off ice of the Independent Ad}udicator (O.IA.l and coliea8ues frwi ottrer Students. Unions. In addition to empowering individual students wilh knowledge of their rights and fesponsibil ities to solve their obvn oroblems. ASK collect5 data on the experiences of Sludent Issues that are commonly or deeplv felt ty stb'dei)tS inourcommunity. ASK r>rks with our elected officers. and Wider team. to lobty Keele Universitv and third parttes for change to resolve those Issues at their core and prevent future students from haw'ng LO n&ii8ate those same issues. 1292 In the 22Q4 academic year ASK sut)ported O ADVICE O stL￿ent$w1th 1.292 CASES cases with academic apt*31s and %ademiC misconduct being Ihe most potyJlar querjes. including 49 cases of misconduct In￿lIVIng artificial intelligence. Many of the 4(y)+ academic appeal cases ASK thised on in 23124 are submitted on the 8rounds of previously undiscIL)5ed ment31 health issues arKI this is an are3 we will look to work on in the 24/2 5 academic year. The Keele SU 2024 Housill8 Fair had an ex￿lIent turnout of over 6(YJ 5ludents but did see 3 reduction in the number ot landlofds attendin& The reduction is ref lective of changes in ltr￿ Ioc31 housing market and the abolition tsf the IcKal thority run accreditation scheme. ASK will support students to respond to ttr.,e mTrEnt'S 5i8nificant h￿SIng reform in the 24125 academic year and the imoacl th¢S may have on their POSitiOll> 600. OUSING FAIR ATTENDEES 1915 TIII57£ES'ftE•￿ AKIApit4U•XSYATÉMEWT EPQ 20 ASK routinely requests feedback from • Students who use our service as part of our efforts to continuously improve our offer. We have received excellent feedback with 98% of students saying they would recommend the service to other students. One of the students whoused ASK said.. 66 They are absolutely amazing. They are the only people who understood and empathised with my case. IWWIIlP¢XT*%OAPQWISTAT¥h￿rt￿ YEAR£NO KiY20241014 We l)osted night-time events with over 64,000 attendees across the year. attracting a wide range of acts and artists to suit all tsste& Jr @f Entertainment, Commercial & Retail We were Successful in attracting more external live Shows and sellingout Ihe venue when 3rtiSI% like Two t)cor Cinema Club. Jake Bug& DMAS. and Lathums visited We impleinented a new staff ing structure dufiftg the year. wth permanent vacar(ies nct replaced and rEw roles for studeiii 51aff allowing them to increase their skill set witri multi.sk"Iled roles reo'acing bar and ste4varding ieam ,"oles. This 311ov4ed student staff more flexibility to takp acoitiofkil shifts whi 1st also retaining a pattY•N3V for staft to develop into team leader role& We reviewed the range we offered over the bar. DURINGTHEYEARWESOLD: 0 47,000 VODKASHOTS O OF SALES ALCOHOL FREE Albeit 3 challengin8 pericd of time for tFie nisht. t ime eCOr￿m¥ we balanced the offer for students with external hirin8of the venue, Increased collaboration With the university has seen summer schools utilising the space and VIE rolled out tf£ red carpet for (yjr first school prom. 50,000 JUNGFRAU BOMBS 5,000 PITCHERS THE QUANTITY OF PINTS PURCHASEDWERE 26TIMES HIGHER THAN HALF PINT SALES TWSTIES I1£1￿ Ap￿￿1#￿￿5TA7v￿£N111 yWLKJJ￿y X)24 IQI• Another Successful Year at Co-op This wa5 the third year of runnin8 ￿r Cl￿0 fr3nchise. We saw another successful year with increased engagement and a ￿d￿ctIon of the established siaff tean ￿lch has helped to reduce labour costs, We had numerous visits from the Co-op frarthise team to showc3se the hi8h standards upheld by our franchise to future prospective frarlchisees. All quarterly aud its have been pas*& the most recent being 94% and positive feedbacL Wcsoid 65.12? meal deals total135t Year w*"ch sees a 8reat increase on last year. Total memlxrshios sold in store were 805. co.op memberships. enable students to use v3rious discotsnis offers which help with the cost of liv,ng challenges thev fac& Welcoiiie to Keele University Students, Union's Co-op •L O Comfort Food is a Big Hit Our caterin8 team Iwl a formidable year as inflatonary pressu impacted on prof itability. Despite that the team worked hard with curly fries. chicken nu8geis. arKI fries bein8 the top sellers. thts shows that comfort food is 31w3ys a hiL especi311y during night-tiff event% By collaboratin8wiih Keele Universityour f3cilities have been used to Sup[￿ with summer school ￿ents. We have also calered for special occasions such as awards aThJ 3 sch￿1 prom which alded variety to our offer. Footfall 10 the Keele SU has been strong during the d￿. with the 8round floor. The Hub The Squirrel Bar & Kitchen romjlar places for students to eat. meet. stLth and catch up. We attracted a variety of st3115 to our wleekly market 3rKI have hosted regular visits from external suppliers wk*J offer vinta8e clothing plants, fK>5ters arnl sy)rts snirts. Merchandise sales were strong with over 2.(XK) units sold and with 1.7ry) lanyard $35es, Graduation is a highlight of the year for st3ff and students which 2 50 8r3duates leave Wjth a commemorative graduate LEar. ,() , Supporting Behind the Scenes 8eing able 10 offer all these xtivities arNd services to students require5 3 significant amount of work t)eh.,p,d the scenes In order to do that. we ern0￿y 59 career staff and 116 student st3f4 Regarding Oijr stuoent staff. we 3re prwd that throu8h the work they carried we were able to put over £2￿.0￿> fft their rKJckets via Iheir wages. We a83tn took part in the anThJal staff su￿ty, which is run by an external organisation. allowin.8 US to benchmark against other third sector companies. A kev qucstion is fof staff :s wtr￿ther they "would reCOmfY￿7C leele SU as a 8000 place to vK)rk-. this has nc>w increased to 83% and we continLie to aim to consistently achieve a minimum of 90% in this in future years. •83%. cityatvAyk" SATISFACTION Other stand outs from the survey are: ',N of . Durin8 the year. Ihe beneficial mem.t￿(S h￿the opFortunity to bring forward )liCV ￿.?tIOnS to the student council andlor union general mcetings, at whith students may dixuss. debate, and decide UkX)ri stiident-led wlicy to steer the V￿rk andlor corrorate positioning of Keele SU. Trustees retain a right ot veto over any iicy decisions to assure the legal, strategic, reputalional. and flnancial sustainability and integrity of the ciiarity. Officer trustees are elected by a secret ballot of Ihe beneficial Mernt￿ship. serve for one full year, and may be re-elected for a m3ximiim second year. The four external lay trustees are recruited bv +he aplM)intrF￿ts committee for their skills and exwiefKe. with their aprK)intment ratified by the board of trustee5. External lay trustees serve four- year terms 3fKJ be re-3p￿linted for a maximum second term. Stl￿ent trustees are recruited by the 30pointments committee for their skills and eX￿rIenCe. with their apkK)intment ratified by student counciL Studeni TriJste•s are apt)ointtd for two year terms and rr.ay be re-appjinted for as many terms as they remain eliw'ble a5 3 student ber)efiCial member. The trLkstees de4e83te certain 0￿rational author ities to the chief exeojtive and le￿lership team. who In turn de¥e83te orr4vards throughout the st3ffing structure as appropriate for effect>ve fultilmep.i of the trusrees m3ndate. The leadersh'p team are considered the key m3na8ement personnel of charity. beyond the truSLees, 3rKI ha¥e each signed an eligibility declaration as ￿TsOnS of y8nific3ni cont", ol. Le￿£￿5 of delegation arelaid (xjt In a scheme of delegated aut￿￿ritY. Risk Management A risk wister is preseii ted to the lJ)ard of trusiees at Intervals thr0ugtr￿t the year. This is 3 live document managed tiy the le&Yership team. The trustees have asse55ed the risks towhich the charity is exposed. in Particular ttrw relating to the operations and finances of the charity. and are Satisfied that systems. plans. supp)rt. and procedures are in place to mitl8ate exposure to the major risks. U￿n commencernenL 311 trustees are provided with induction m3terial& 8uidarKe, and support, The trustees. cycle of business include5 an annual training day for trustees. whicn ordinarily 15 extcrn3lly faci5itated by 3 sector £xoErt to ensure optimal kn¢M*ledge. competence. and teamwork Keele SU aims to be student-led a￿1 is resrA)nsive to Ihe needs and interests Df students,operating in core principle5 of detrbxr3Cy. TAUSTUS REp￿T *l40ANNu￿$[ATEMtulMvE￿R￿No PAY3K4 IIJ26 Plans For Future Periods // C, Future Developments During the 2024-25 academic year. we will be developin8 a rsew lon8er Strategic plan that maintains the sustainable financial model In place fLY the futureof Keelesu. We will t￿ Wof king With Keele Llniversitv on sustainable fuf￿1n8 suprlirt for Keele SU. its campus devetopment 013ns &gnd how this can ¥YJSitively impact Keele SU. and howwe serve our members over ilie comin8 years. CL; Funds Held as Custodian Keele SU holds tunds raised for L)ther ch3fities 3nd org3nisatioris. predominantly the Rai5%ng and Giving (RAG.) Act(Vlties of £>ur student clubs and societies. The monies raised at the year end had been pa￿ over to ch3ritie$. IW7 KfELE SU IPIWCT l¢>mOITthK$nlOIN7S Disclosure of Information to Auditors Each of the persons who are Trustees at the time when this Trustees. Report is approved has confirmed that: so far as rhat Trustee 5S aware. there is na relerfant audit infonrgtion of which the charitable group's auditors are una¥v¥e. arxl . that T.. ustee has taken all the steps that QU8ht to ha￿ been tak64n as a Trustee in order to be aware of any rthant ￿dit inftxmation arKI to establish that the charitable 8roup's auditors are aware of that Inform3tiorL Auditors The auditor& Dains Audit Limited, have irKJicated their willin8ness to continue in off ice. The designated trustees will propose motson rea?￿Intin8 the auditors at a meeting of the trustees. ApprO￿d by order of the member5 of the tYJ3fd of trustees arKI signed on their behalf bY. )ph¥e Borman Trustee Date. IL /QS /2S Statement oFTrustees Responsibilities For the Year Ended 31 July 2024 // The Trustees are responsible for prepari the Trustees, Rep)rt and the financial Statements In aCCordar￿e with applicable law and United Kingdom accounting standards (United Kingdom 8ener311y ccepted accounting prxtice). The law 3ppIic3bie to chaf ities in England & ￿vale5 requires the trustees to prepare financi31 staternents for each financial year wF)sch give a true and faif wtsvof the slate of affairs of the group and the charity and of their irKoming resources and appl ication of resources. including their irKome and exoenditure. for that period. In preparin8 these financial staiements. the trustees are required to: Select suitable accountin8 policies and then apply thtm consistently. 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The Irusiees Isjve o¢orov¢d o r￿e 01 5.1% 05 recommep.d•d tsj •ne ol lh• NUS Hr*￿. o CVW n the applied could hovo a of •iwKioI (wmiies Ke+lo Unlwitty %4Mhnt< Unlon Not•s io Fmonc4ol Stotemefits For ih• Y•or Endod 51 Jvly 2034 Unr•stM•d R•Krki•d funds 2014 Totol 2024 2024 101,749 7&1>YJ 777.749 c￿nIS 1.479.189 1.479.189 2.180.$38 Y&CA 2.25&9Ja ¢#rtctod Total lur 2023 lunas 202J 687.989 7￿90 764.539 fyorrts tl51438 1.131438 1.820427 7&550 Incmw fftyn ¢horitobl• Qtttrvrt*s Unr•strOctod A￿l￿t•0 lunds fvnds 2024 2024 Totgl 2024 Serv1￿ & W¢lfote h￿Ory 389.944 9.W IOON8 589.944 590.791 Poge 49 Kttl• Unlvwslty Stwl•nt< urton Notes to th• Finandal Siotwn•nts For IM Year £rthd 31 Jd¥ 2024 Totol Iwyls )25 luftds 2023 2023 t09.016 lftcome O¥bS & Sooei 379J59 519.859 109,076 379.359 488.875 xome fr•>n fun*•￿￿)? ev•nts Totol 2024 2024 aio• 29. other14yw￿l￿J i1•29 l629 59518 59.518 UrntstibQ¢d Total 2023 202J 055, 053 758 X758 l399 88.l¢X) Kw1• Uth•rgt¥ Sivd•nt* U Ntst￿ to ih• Flnancf41 Staternents For ih• Y•or Ended 31 Jyly 2024 Incorn fr*)m other tr•x%ng o¢tr¥tti•s IcMtinu•d) uN•strI￿ed funds 2024 Totol fvnds 2024 3.90&451 906.451 Totol fu￿ 2023 2023 3.794,391 3.Tr4J91 Inv•stftwnt Inconva Urtr•stnctod funds 2024 Toial Ivnaj 2024 5.420 5.420 Tot 2025 2023 2.425 2.475 Pwe 51 K••l• Ur*￿￿tY 51ud•nts' U￿0 Plot•s to th• Flngndol Stfflwn•fflS For lh• Ythv El￿ 51 ju￿ 2024 Svmmory ￿ fund typ• Vnr•8tfkf•d Fl•strkt•d Totol 2024 2024 2024 l942.962 7&076 2.019.050 407.474 407.474 52.438 51438 483.550 14n950 Tof Xi2J 2023 2025 & W•lf¢Y¢ l910 82.5Y l995204 45D528 450.528," 21708 l933.550 531082 2,46&440 Totol 24 2024 2024 2024 Servkes 6 W￿01t 967.8YJ 41178 IQ09.035 lo￿.058 407.474 407.474 Sl458 52.450 967.825 42.178 1.46&947 14n.950 Poge 52 K••l• iJnlv•rMy Siud•rtW iknlo Ntytw to the FIt￿n£￿1 Stat*m¢n For lh• Y•of Ertdtd 31 July 2024 of •xpwthur• w th￿tat4• OCt￿lfIel Poge 55 Not•s to th• FlnryKial Stat•ments For lh• Y•ar Ended 31 J4¥ 2024 •1 dtrft cos Total funds 2024 w•llofe 2024 Soc••r••S 2024 Cos¢s 2024 SioFI c05tg 402267 402.267 21.089 Purctroses 189 407.474 51.459 625. 588545 407,474 52.438 I041.457 T￿01 fvnds Xi23 Wel¢cye Soo¢ 2023 2023 XJ23 sft)ff c05ts Y9.054 Y9.OY 764 1&764 211.156 450.528 217 684.372 57&954 450.5 22.70B c) K••l• Urt¥•fM¥ St￿￿1¢ lkn Notei to lh• FIn¢l￿101 Siotem￿lI F*y th• Y•or End•0 51 July 2024 Anolysls of •xp•n(8tur• by a¢*M￿S (Wrtinu•d) Totol funds X)24 Tor¢1 2D25 5toll ¢¢sts 565.55• 583.7C4 21,0•9 16.471 509 t4855 19.859 2l51J 701.749 687.989 Audrt lees & •)ther W+•f￿￿1 Fociknbes 6 14.286 15.858 4.443 14,879 t450.495 '.476250 N•t In¢orn•}(ewthtwe) 2023 nJ.750 I09J47 9.Y 43.999 23358 147.249 'A2.JC15 K••l• Unlvwsitu S14Jd•nW Unlpn Not￿ to th• Flrt¢m¢ol Siot•ffleffi• Sor th• Y•or Énded 31 Jul¥ 2024 fyoup 2023 Chortty 2024 Chryitu 2023 2024 l.W5,999 l948.wl 1.029.485 79.020 è6J.969 Soc*1 secwity costs 121.179 129.SQ7 81.016 59.$79 IOY*.224 2.'ea190 1.195.109 I,X14 564 Lkmlng ih• 4¢￿. woup hos m•Tr•J stoH re￿(Ya￿r￿ costs ￿ £n287 C￿$$1￿ 01 £44.265 r•￿￿(&?%Y paymefsts £28.022 of Grwp 2023 2024 Tfuyees ss 59 129 2024 2025 In ifre band £60KQI - £￿.C1)0 ieuTh whtto of stotF Iw¢d C￿ . r¢munerollM th¢ svy ¢m>Jnts 10 £257.420 (2023 £271.709) K••l• Unlvw*i¥ Sivd••tt< ilnk Noi•s ￿ th• FlnotKioI StotwA•n%s For th• Y•or En¢J•d 31 July 2024 2024 X123 91.246 IQ7.109 91.246 107.IC9 As Qvltsgfbed under $3 ot tro AP.bC'eS d A55OClotr￿. 7 (202J . 6) 01 mjslees (or pers￿$ ¢¢1￿1*d w•) them? recwe(Y 17onrK4 The w 0$ loioU￿ tl* yety. 3 QQ2)" 2) were re*)knrsed o r¢xoI of £?54 Q2023 . £223) rrMiiing exwnso5 13. 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