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2023-04-04-accounts

SORP reference
Summary
the charity
governing
ofthe purposes of
as set out in its
document
Para 1.17 Toenhance the development
and
education ofchildren Som two years of
age until they reach school age. To offer
appropriate
play, education
and care
facilities forthem.
Summary
ofthe main
activities
in relation to those
Para 1.17and
1.19
Bright Sparks Nursery provides Early
Years childcare sessions, paid for by
purposes
benefit,
in
forthe public
particular,
the
government
funding
and, attimes, by
fees payable
by parents.
activities,
identified
projects or services
in the accounts.
We work together with parents, the local
authority
and other professionals.
We
support families from disadvantaged
backgrounds
and families with English as
an additional
language.
We provide resources and large spaces
for children to be able to play and engage
with learning.
Statement confirming Para 1.18 In running
Bright Sparks, we keep In
whether the trustees have mind the Charity Commission
Guidance
had regard to the guidance on public benefit at our trustee meetings.
issued by the Charity
Commission
on public
benefit
Additional Information foptional)
You ma choose to include further statements where relevant about:
SORP reference
Pars 1.38
Policy on grant making
Para 1.38
Policy on social investment
including program
related
investment
The nursery staff are helped out by The nursery staff are helped out by
volunteers
during sessions from time to
Contribution made by time.
volunteers Parents make voluntary
contributions
from time to time, for example
by
~ donating
money towards healthy
snacks for all children;
~ donating
money towards the
running
ofcooking groups within
sessions;
~ donating
raNe prime and buying
raffle tickets"
~ supporting
sponsored
events;
e donatIng food gifts and money
towards other charities.
Other

SORP reference
Bright Sparks Nursery continued to open
from 8.30am to 4pm during
term time,
providing
two 3-hour sessions, early
Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity,
Pars 1.20 club, lunch club and late club each day,
ln order to give families flexibility
in how
identifying the difference the their children took up their early years
charity's work has made to places.
the circumstances ofits From April to July, fewer children were
beneficiaries
and
any wider attending
the numery than ls usual for
benefits to society as a the Summer Term. Numbers
rose
whole. gradually
from September 2022 onwards.
Staffwere able to work closely with the
children to develop their communication
and social skills.
In September,
parents dropping
offand
collecting their children were welcomed
back into the building
again forthe first
time since the Covid pandemic.
In the Autumn
Term, families were given
opportunities
tojoin their children for
photographs,
avisiting theatre company
and a harvest celebration. The staff also
organised a fundralslng
Christmas
raNe
and forthe children to make Christmas
cards which were then printed for
families to order. These activities helped
raise funds forthe nursery.
During November,
the nursery
received
an Ofsted grading of 'Good'.
Also during
November, StPeter's Church
welcomed
in their new vicar. Members of
staff and trustees attended
her licensing
service.
In January 2023,fees for parents taking
u
sessions not covered b
rant fundin

Review ofthe charity's Review ofthe charity's Review ofthe charity's Para 1.21. All assets and liabilities at 25April 2023
financial position at the end were transfened
tothe
CIO (see
ofthe period 'additional
Information'
section below).
There was asurplus ofR12,275at the end
ofthe reporting
period.
The deposit account balance atthe end
ofthe re ortin
rlod
was R10,431.88.
Statement
explaining
the Para 1.22 We hold aseparate deposit account, all
policy for holding reserves ofwhich is unrestricted. These funds am
stating why they are held held in order to meet any emergency
ex
nditure.
Amount ofreserves held Pars 1.22 R10,431.88
Reasons for holding zero Para 1.22
reserves
Details offund materially in Para 1,24
deficit
Explanation
of any
Para 1.23
uncertainties
about the
charity continuing asa going
concern
Additional
information
(optional)
You ma
choose
to include further statements where relevant about:
The charity*s principal
sources offunds (including
Pars 1.47
any fundraising)
Investment
policy and
objectives
including
any
Para 1.48
social investment policy
adopted
A description
ofthe
principal Para 1.48
risks facing the charity
Bright Sparks Nursery (Charity number
Other 1029220)withdrew
Its Ofsted registration
on 25th April 2023and transferred all
assets and liabilities to Bright Sparks
Nursery
(ACIO with Charity number
1192890)whose Ofsted registration
began on 26th April 2023.
The trustees decided to extend the
accounting
period forthe old charity to
25 April 2023, In order to flnalise Its
statutory
requirements.
The closing
balance on form CC18a reflects the
bank/cash
transferred
to the CIO.

Structure,
Governa
nce and Ilanag ement
Description ofcharity's
trusts:
Type of governing
document
Para 1.25 Constitution, adopted 2008
trust deed, ro al charter
How is the chanty Para 1.25 Unincorporated association
constituted?
(e.g unincorporated
association,
CIO
Trustee selection methods Para 1.25 Trustees are elected or rswlected at the
including
details ofany
Annual General Meeting. Members can be
constitutional
provisions
election to post or name
e.g.
of
co~pted at any time throughout
the year,
until the next AGM, on the invitation
of
any person or body entitled the current trustees.
to appoint one or more
'trustees
Additional
information
(optional)
You ma
choose to include further statements
where relevant about:
Policies and procedures
adopted forthe induction
and Para 1.51
training oftrustees
The charity's organisational
structure
and any wider
Para 1.51
network
with which the
charity works
Relationship
with any related
Para 1.51
parties
Other

Charit
name
Bri ht S arks Nurse Bri ht S arks Nurse St Peter's Church I swich
'
Other name the cha
uses
Re istered cha
number
102S220
Charity's
principal address
St Peter's Church Hall, Stoke Park Drive, Ipswich, IP2 9TH
Mam
eof
pere
on
(or
body
Trustee name Oflice (Ifany) Dates acted Ifnot forwhole
year
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entltl
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appo
Int
trust
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1 Susan Laycock Chairperson
2 Catherine Moss Treasurer
Robert Hinsley
Katie Backler
Jane Gleave Resigned 23rd January
2023
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Bright Spar)le Nurser)/(St
Receipts
Peter's
and
Church, Ipswlch)
1020220
pa ments accounts
CG16a
Forthe period
from
05/04/2022 To 25/04/2023
Unrestdcted Restricted Endowment
funds funda funds
to the nearest 8 tothe nearest 8 tothe nearest 8 tothe nearest 8 to the nearest 8
A1 Receipts
Donations
1,840 3m
1$4,3$2 13'7,442
Other tradin activities 1$,$2$
Other receipts
Inv~ intenet
1 027
Sub total (Groasincome for
AR)
A2 Asset and.investment
sales,
see table .
Sub total:-::-.. ~v
Total receipts x:,, ;
A3 Pe nts
Wages and saiaiiss 135,850 131,110
Rent 7,000
Nursery Consumablss 2,73$
Fundraising casts 410
Nursery
runn'
costs
Govetnance costs 1,170 720
Sub fetal ':.. ~ -',". "'"4:
A4 Asset and investment
purchases, (see table)
Fixtures and $tti
e
Sub fofal ",'.-.
Total payments .
'.
.
Net ofrecelptsl(paymenfs)
A5 Transfers between funds
A6 Cash funds last )/ear end 51,754 215 43,434
Cash functus this year end
All assets and liabilities at 25 April 2023 were transfsned to Bright Sparks Nursery (St Peter's Church, Ipswich) CIO - charity
number 1102000