2020-08-31-accounts

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Summary	ofthe main		This academic year there were 384 registered pupils
achievements ofthe charity during the year			Three new teachers joined at the beginning ofthe year and at the end the year three also left, one ofthese retiring after 35years ofteaching	of at
			the school.
			Changes had to be introduced in the 'A' Level classes as the AS
			examination would no longer be available. This is in line with the general
			changes in the English examination system. Students had to be prepared
			for three papers which would all be taken together at the end ofthe two
			year A Level course. Up to this point pupils were able to sit an AS
			examination after the first year, and the A2 papers after the second year.
			In October 18 pupils were able to go to the theatre to watch a play 'Tango', which is one ofthe 'set books' for the Polish A Level
			examination.
			At the beginning of November, workshops were held on 'The Independence of Poland' in line with 11'" November anniversary, a
			poignant date in the history of Poland. The school also had a visit from
			Agata Kornhauser-Duda, herself a former teacher, who had the
			opportunity to sit in on a lesson, then watch a short performance of
			national dancing performed by year one pupils, a few poetry recitals
			(older pupils) and finally songs sung by some of our pupils/scouts.
			The event culminated in a brief meeting with the teachers. The visit was
			part of many to supplementary schools in several countries outside of
			Poland with a view to see how resources can be improved in order to
			help teach young people, living abroad, about their culture and language.
			Children were also asked to draw or write about their understanding of	11
			November Independence of Poland, and their work was displayed in the
			common areas on several Saturdays.
			A traditional Nativity play was performed by year 2 at the school and at
			the Polish Parish church.
			This year children took part in a Christmas card competition.
			Some classes made 'Pinocchio' puppets and several classes made 3D
			nativity stables, some in traditional Cracovian style using straw.
			Other competitions: John Paul II (on what would have been his 100'"
			birthday), and 70'" anniversary of our school.
			Lessons were held as normal from September 2019to March 2020. From
			the middle of March to the end ofthe school year we had to conduct all
			lessons remotely due to the Covid 19pandemic and ensuing lockdown
			restrictions.
			Teachers had to use resources and equipment which they had and hold
			classes using online video conferencing facilities where possible or set
			work which they then marked. This was a difficult. period for both teachers
			and pupils, who were already juggling jobs with regular school demands
			during the week. Everyone spent a lot oftime learning and mastering
			new ways of working and at the same time being sympathetic to
			individual pupils/parents/teachers and volunteers circumstances.
			As a result ofthe lockdown many planned activities/events had to be
			cancelled. This included a whole school trip, First Holy Communion, our
			school's 70'" anniversary celebrations and publications, and school
			examinations (GCSE and AL).

Q	CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES	Our	Lady ofCzestochowa Receipts	Lady ofCzestochowa Receipts	Polish School and payments	Polish School and payments	1175364 accounts	1175364 accounts		CC16a
								For the period from			01/09/201 9	To		31/08/2020
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								Unrestricted funds		Restricted funds		Endowment funds		Total	funds	Last year
								to the nearest K		to the nearest F		to the nearest r		to the	nearest K	to the nearest E
A1 Receipts
Voluntary receipts									62,355						62,355
Activities for	generating		funds						14,922						14,922
Donations									2,072						2,072
Interest									214						214
ub	tota		rossincome				or
						AR)			79,563						79,563
A2 Asset	and	investment			sales,
(see table).
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			Total		receipts				79,563						79,563
A3 Pa ments
Wages / salaries and national					insurance				25,846						25,846
Fundraising	costs								7,939						7,939
Rent/hire of	rooms								15,600						15,600
Costs ofcharitable		activities							2,944						2,944
Governance	costs								3,024						3,024
					Sub total				55,352						55,352
A4 Asset	and	investment
purchases, (see table)
				Sub total
		Total payments							55,352						55,352
Net ofreceiptsl(payments)									24,2'i 2						24,212
A5 Transfers between				funds
A6 Cash funds		last year			end				116,043						116,043
Cash funds			this		year	end			140,255						140,255

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	Ca'tegot"les			Detaiis					funds			funds		funds
									to nearest R		to	nearest	K	to nearest	K
B1Cash funds
							Total	cash funds
				(agree	balances		with receipts and payments
								account(s))
									Unrestricted		Restricted			Endowment
									funds			funds		funds
				Details					to nearest a		to	nearest	a	to nearest	a
B2Other	monetary assets
				Details					Fund asset	to which be(on s	Cost (optional)			Current value o tional
B3Investment		assets
				Details					Fund asset	to which be)on s	Cost (optional)			Current value o tional
B4Assets retained for			the
charity's	own	use
									Fund	to which	Amount due			When due
				Details					liabili	relates		o tional		o tional
B5Liabilities
Signed by one or two trustees behalf of all the trustees			on			Signature				Print	Name			Date of approval
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CCXX R2 accounts (SS)														20/06/2021