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SVITLO SCHOOL SVITLO SCHOOL IMPACT REPORT FRE DL'ATlui4 ID UKRAI,,_ www.svitloschool.com December 2024

Statement from the CEO and Founder 4
Vision 6
Mission 7
2024What a Year 8
Student Satisfaction 10
Student’s Story 12
Teacher’s Story 14
School Life 16
Progress in a Year 18
Svilto Reads 18
Reading Buddies 20
Students As Teaching Assistants 21
Summer Schools 22
Remarkable People 24
UCL&Deloitte Design Sprint 26
Online Assembly 27
EBRD 28
DLAC 29
Partners 30
What Comes Next 31

STATEMEKT FROM THE CEO AND FOUNDER •v.

Dear Supporters, Partners, and Friends,

In times of unprecedented challenge, the resilience and determination of the Ukrainian people shine brightly as our name Svilo - light in Ukrainian. At Svitlo Education, we see this spirit every day as we work to address the urgent educational challenges created by the ongoing war in Ukraine. Children who once thrived in classrooms now face disruptions, uncertainty, and the emotional toll of displacement. Yet, amidst these trials, the thirst for learning and hope remains unbroken but the opportunities are not there.

Svitlo Education was founded to address these issues and educate the future social and political leaders of Ukraine with democratic values and excellent English skills. Our mission is simple but profound: to restore access to education, rebuild opportunities for growth, and ensure that no child’s potential is lost to the chaos of war. Through innovative digital learning experiences offered by our amazing teaching volunteers, safe educational spaces, and inclusive community, we are empowering children to dream again and realise that now is the time to work for their future.

This impact report is a testament to what we can achieve together. Thanks to your generosity, we’ve reached thousands of children, supported Ukrainian teachers in growing professionally and provided critical resources where they are needed most. But the work is far from done. Millions of children still face barriers to education—barriers we cannot overcome without your continued . support

Education is not just about books and lessons; it’s about hope, stability, and the promise of a better tomorrow. By supporting Svitlo Education, you become a ’ vital part of this journey—a light in the darkness for Ukraine s children. Together, we can ensure that their future is not defined by conflict but by community, learning, and resilience.

Thank you for believing in the power of education to transform lives, even in the most difficult of times. Your support fuels our mission and strengthens the hope that brighter days are ahead. With deepest gratitude,

Yuliya Kosko, Founder and CEO

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WHY WE EXIST

UKRAINE IS FACING SIGNIFICANT DISRUPTION IN EDUCATION

1/7 schools

64%

in Ukraine is damaged due to war, with over 3,795 educational institutions impacted and 365 destroyed.

of Svitlo students are worried for their ability to enrol in the university or find a job in the future due to the war.

7032 hours

9/10 children

(equivalent to 293 days or 9.6 months) children in frontline regions had to spend between 24 February 2022 and 24 November 2024 sheltering due to the air raids.

are suffering from psychological and emotional stress. Among them, the most common issues are feeling unsafe or fearful (73%), disinterest in learning (64%), and sadness or low self-confidence (54%).

53%

54%

said that they needed more interesting lessons when asked what would improve their education.

of Ukrainian teachers are professionally ‘burned out’.

Nevertheless, Ukrainian children and their families do everything possible to continue their education, with 93% of children attending schools (in-person, remotely or mixed) despite the ongoing war.

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We support Ukrainian children aged 10-18 who currently reside in Ukraine or have been forced to leave the country.

We believe that the next generation of Ukrainians has to be empowered with - English and world class education to lead Ukraine into a democratic world.

Our mission is to empower the future political, social and business leaders of Ukraine to become confident global citizens.

We aim to :

  1. Provide children with a sense of stability and show solidarity from across the world.

  2. Develop excellent English skills in our pupils.

  3. Equip students with academic and practical

knowledge beyond the Ukrainian curriculum.

4. Teach transferable skills , analytical

thinking, and communication skills.

5. Empower students to dream bigger and

show them how to achieve their goals.

6. Offer opportunities to grow confidence and

excite them about the future.

7. Provide pupils with a safe and supportive

environment to achieve their ambitions.

8. Prepare a new generation of Ukrainian

leaders for the time when they will rebuild

Ukraine and foster connections with the rest of

the world.

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LET THE NUMBERS DO THE TALKING…

564

27

2247+

New New teachers volunteered for Svitlo. students joined 59 Svitlo.

Hours of teaching offered to our students.

New lessons taught.

8

New partners supporting Svitlo.

45

Scholarships awarded to Svitlo student by our partners.

28 students + 1 teacher

Went to the summer schools in UK and the USA.

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15 student competitions, including individual and team festive contests within Svitlo, as well as external team competitions.

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Student projects that took place outside classes.

537

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4

Books in English collected and shipped to Ukraine.

Laptops purchased for teachers of English in Ukraine.

Media features, including Sky News.

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Students who joined us in the past year

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Volyn Rivne
Chernihiv
17 11
18 Sumy
Zhytomyr
8
11
Kyiv
Lviv 161
26
Poltava Kharkiv
10 38
Vinnytsia
32 44
Kirovohrad
2 Dnipropetrovsk Donetsk
12
Mykolaiv
8 Zaporizhia
Odesa
55
61
Kherson
1
Crimea
0
Our new students ( ⅔ female, ⅓ male) have joined us from
various locations across Ukraine:
67% are from regional capital cities,
23% from small towns,
10% from villages.
Additionally, 17% of our students are based outside
Ukraine. These students come from countries such as
Poland, Germany, Italy, Romania, Moldova, the UK, Czech
Republic, Lithuania, Turkey, Ireland, Switzerland, Bulgaria,
Austria, Spain, Estonia, Sweden, and Slovakia.
Svitlo is about growth, opportunities, and achieving results. It
has given me the chance to gain new knowledge, make
friends, learn from examples of successful and happy people,
and see life from a different perspective. Svitlo has a profound
impact on life, and it's always in a positive way.
Melania, joined Svitlo in January 2024
4
Chernivtsi
Cherkasy
9
17
Zakarpattia
Ivano-
12
Frankivsk
0
Luhansk
1
Ternopil
7
Khmelnytskyi
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127 Svitlo students completed our feedback survey, and here is what they shared:

83.5%

report a moderate (44.1%) or significant (39.4%)

improvement in their level of English since joining Svitlo

Percentage of students who ...

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Highly praise our teacher volunteers for their professionalism 98
Receive positive emotions from lessons at Svitlo 91
Inspired by teachers at Svitlo 80
Receive practical skills during lessonat Svitlo 80
Receive academic knowledge during lessons at Svitlo 74
Get unique opportunities at Svitlo 61
0 20 40 60 80 100
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Number of lessons attended by students per week

<1 lesson -> 5.6%

10-15 lessons -> 42.7%

2-5 lessons -> 18.5%

15-20 lessons -> 7.3%

5-10 lessons -> 25% 20+ lessons -> 0.8%

Svitlo is truly one of the best things that has happened to me over the past two years. With the onset of the war, it was very difficult to re-engage in studies and even to enjoy all the ordinary things ’ as before. Now I have so many friends here, and I m so happy to have had this opportunity to become part of such a warm community and simply take part in school life.

Liza, 17 years old, Bratslav (Vinnytsia region)

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92.9%

report that they enjoy studying in Svitlo.

86.4%

report that Svitlo helps them to take their mind off the war and has positive impact on their wellbeing.

They described Svitlo as:

70%

of older students who have been with us for over a year report that Svitlo helped them gain clarity on what they want to study/their future career.

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Svitlo is a place where teachers become your friends, where you can always improve your knowledge of English, evaluate your progress and rejoice in new results. Svitlo is a home where your classmates will always support you and inspire you to succeed. Kira, 12 years old, Zaporizhia

’ - At Svitlo I m doing what I enjoy — learning English in a discussion based format. Here, I found friends with whom I communicate online, and a community of motivated, friendly people, where I feel like part of one big family. I have favourite lessons that I look forward to the most because I know each one will leave me with pleasant moments that I’ll smile about for the rest of the day. Until now, no school has given me such emotions.

Andriy, 17 years old, Molodetske (Cherkasy region)

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Oleksandra joined Svitlo Education in September 2024. She is 16 years old and lives in Vinnytsia, Ukraine. She learned about Svitlo through her parents, who had heard about the positive experiences of one of our students from their friends. This year, Oleksandra will be graduating from her Ukrainian school and aspires to work in IT. One of her biggest dreams is to travel and explore the world.

When we spoke with her in November 2024, she was attending 35 lessons per week at Svitlo. When asked how she manages this alongside her Ukrainian school commitments in the mornings, she responded, “Svitlo is like a lifesaving rope from everyday realities.”

Shortly after joining, Oleksandra felt comfortable and motivated to take on more responsibilities at the school. She became a member of the Student Council, where students collaborate to share and implement ideas for improving the school. She then progressed to becoming the ambassador of one of the school’s four houses, taking on an administrative role. Additionally, she became passionate about one of our ongoing projects, Svitlo Reads, and joined the team of students leading this initiative.

Oleksandra, 16 years old, Vinnytsia, joined Svitlo in autumn 2024.

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’ Here is Oleksandra s story:

“I started attending Svitlo lessons in September with the goal of attending three lessons a week to improve my English. At first, I was a little nervous about speaking to native English speakers, but everyone was very friendly, and other pupils encouraged me. It only took me four days to adapt, and after that, I felt confident and realised that Svitlo was becoming something much bigger than just a school.

After just a few weeks, I realised that I had attended 31 lessons in a single week. I ’ was shocked—it s more than a full day of lessons—but instead of feeling exhausted, I felt energised! I enjoy every lesson because I really love learning new things from our teachers, sharing thoughts and ideas, meeting interesting people, and feeling a sense of safety during these challenging times. Every teacher at Svitlo is unique, with different life experiences, and I believe I can learn so much from them.

Svitlo helps me in achieving my goals. First and foremost, it supports my learning of English, which is a major requirement for working in IT and incredibly useful for my future travel aspirations. In some lessons, we also practise presentation and communication skills, both of which are essential for my future career. My involvement in Svitlo outside of classes has provided me with valuable experience in working as part of a team. I have learned the importance of communication and compromise, as well as the value of team spirit.

To be honest, I would love to study at Svitlo all day rather than go to regular school! At Svitlo, every lesson feels important for our future. In fact, during the war, it feels like the best time to focus on preparing for the future. We discuss how to build businesses, learn about government structures, read different types of books, talk about our feelings, and simply have fun.

’ ’ Svitlo isn t just a school—it s a new experience, a place to make friends, a fast connection with teachers, the freedom to choose lessons, and, most importantly, the chance to take responsibility, be part of a big community, and prepare for adult life.”

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Alison, teacher of Story Time for younger students, joined Svitlo in spring 2022.

Alison has been in education for 47 years, initially working as a primary school teacher before transitioning to a university role training prospective teachers. She also led training courses for teachers and served as the subject leader for Primary English Education. Alison retired a year ago and, alongside volunteering for Svitlo, she is a trustee for a local Talking Newspaper. In her free time, she enjoys gardening, plays the ukulele in a group that meets weekly to practise and perform at different venues.

For almost three years, Alison has run two 45-minute storytime sessions each week for younger students at Svitlo. During these sessions, they read and discuss wonderful books together. In addition to exploring existing stories, Alison collaborates with her students to create new ones, incorporating their - illustrations to make unique, student authored books, often with a Ukrainian theme to the delight of our pupils.

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“I joined Svitlo because I hated feeling that there was nothing I could do to support the terrible situation in Ukraine. This felt like something concrete that I really could contribute.

At Svitlo, I’m doing what I love: hopefully inspiring children to read for pleasure ’ and to enjoy the rich engagements that picture books offer. It s been my lifelong work.

It’s also down to the children I have worked with. Their enthusiasm, resilience, imagination and energy are inspiring. Gradually, over time, the way the sessions work has evolved so that we do much more collaborative story making. These stories derive from the children’s interests and the books we share. I’m fortunate that my husband is very skilled at photoshopping and what he has done with the children’s pictures really celebrates them.”

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Svitlo is much more than just the lessons we offer. We are a community that provides a safe and supportive environment for all our students, helping to restore their stolen childhoods. We build on the strengths of the British educational system and adapt it to address the gaps in traditional Ukrainian schools.

Our academic curriculum for younger students focuses on providing a strong foundation in English , enabling them to explore other subjects in their second language.

For older students , our focus shifts to offering a variety of practical subjects, helping them discover potential career paths early on and equipping them with the skills and knowledge required to succeed in these fields.

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Svitlo is the organisation where you can find friends who share your interests, take your mind off the war, and gain a variety of — knowledge all for free. I love Svitlo with all my heart, even though I've only been studying here since September.

Nika, 15 years old, Odesa- Italy

For me, Svitlo School is a second home. Svitlo has had a great ’ — impact on me I ve significantly improved my English level and even found a true friend in my teacher.

Gordiy, 14 years old, Berdychiv (Zhytomyr)

Outside of lessons , students are encouraged to build social connections through our house system, various individual and team festive competitions, school assemblies, and a buddy system. We are particularly proud of our student council, as we have expanded its role beyond the traditional approach of developing and implementing ideas improving the school.

Our student council members are fully involved in the school’s operations, gaining valuable transferable skills that are highly sought after by employers and enhancing their CVs to secure jobs, even during challenging times like the war. They take on roles such as social media managers, event organisers, administrators, teaching assistants and teachers, project planners, and leaders. Through these responsibilities, they learn to use different software, collaborate effectively in teams, and develop a professional work ethic.

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SVITLO READS

In the Spring of 2024, a team of Svitlo students participated in an international program by Global Social Leaders (GSL), where children from around the world design their own socially impactful initiatives.

Svitlo students decided to focus on promoting reading in English and offer people of Ukraine from all backgrounds access to a wide range of books on - various subjects . They identified a gap in access to English language books in Ukraine, driven by high prices and limited availability, and proposed the creation of an online library to address this issue.

Building on their initiative, Svitlo School helped the pupils to create an Instagram account, @SvitloReads, where Ukrainians can affordably purchase or rent physical books in English and receive them by post, with all proceeds going to Svitlo charity. The store is largely managed by students, helping them develop entrepreneurial, communication, teamwork, and organisational skills. They learn to strategise, communicate with clients, design marketing campaigns, and manage administrative tasks.

We are campaigning to involve schools across the UK, as well as individuals, to donate or purchase books for Svitlo Reads and fundraise for shipment. Wellington College's own GSL team of 4 pupils were the first to join us on this mission. These books are then sent to our students in Ukraine who are involved in the project, to be further sold or rented to the Ukrainian public.

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Stage 2 of the project, which we began in December, involves equipping Ukrainian school bomb shelters with books in English . We have partnered with a school in Ukraine that received a mini library designed in the shape of a red British telephone box, filled with English books. Through this initiative, we hope to promote enjoyable reading in English for children during the prolonged air raids they must endure in bomb shelters and recruit more pupils to join Svitlo School. For the next year, we have already partnered with three schools in Kharkiv, Kyiv, and Bratslav (Vinnytsia region) to expand the initiative to their schools. By 2025, we hope to install a total of ten mini libraries in schools across Ukraine.

IMPACT:

Library/bookstore by post is up and running

Books collected in the UK 537 and shipped to Ukrainе

8 Students involved in a project

Mini library installed in a 1 Ukrainian school

I feel like many people forget about the importance of books and what they can teach us. But learning a language while enjoying a good story is really wonderful, isn’t it? That’s our mission - to make reading fun, accessible and beneficial!

Anna, 17 years old, Kyiv

Creating and working on the Svitlo Reads project has taught us a lot about teamwork, communication, and how to engage people to read.

Angelina, 18 years old, Bratslav-Poland

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READING BUDDIES

In a new partnership with the Giglets online literacy platform, Svitlo School's older pupils (15-18 y.o.) have been trained to deliver online reading lessons to our younger students . They teach younger students pronunciation, word meaning, and help build their confidence to become independent readers. This prepares the younger pupils with lower levels of English to access lessons run by native English speakers and our older pupils how to become teachers, take responsibility and give back to the community.

Their lessons are reviewed by the team and teaching volunteers with feedback and suggestions on areas and techniques for improvement. Reading buddies also share their successes and challenges with each other, encouraging mutual growth and experimentation.

IMPACT:

10 Reading Buddies

Students attending >50 lessons

>35 Stories read

65 Hours taught

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The Reading Buddies initiative has been one of the most rewarding experiences! Teaching the little ones has brought me ’ so much joy—it s amazing to see their eyes light up with excitement as they learn. Their laughter and curiosity sometimes bring me to tears, reminding me of the power of sharing knowledge and kindness.

Stasy, 18 years old, Odesa

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STUDENTS AS TEACHING ASSISTANTS

We have been training our students to become teaching assistants (TA) for some of the lessons at Svitlo .

This is a part of our long term vision of equipping our students with knowledge and skills through the holistic training and experience to become teachers of English as a Second Language (ESL).

IMPACT:

My TAs are all essential and excellent. They are the link with the students across language and cultural barriers; totally up to speed with all the software (which we oldies are not) and they are ready at a moment's notice to sort out problems. Because of them and with their assistance, I have been able to adapt the courses to suit the interests and needs of each group of students.

David Beck, teacher of English Literature

Our students acquire the skills and experience necessary to enter the workforce immediately. For instance, our student Alina, a recent high school graduate, now works as an English tutor while also applying to universities to study civil engineering, with the goal of helping to rebuild Ukrainian infrastructure after the war.

Over 2 years of teaching the Story Making course and becoming a TA at Svitlo has not only been a journey of improving my own knowledge but also a platform for unlocking my teaching potential.became the key to working as a tutor. I not only realised how much I love teaching but also gained the confidence to take this important step in my career.

Alina, 17 years old, Bratslav (Vinnytsia region)

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SUMMER SCHOOLS

In the summer of 2024, 27 of our students and one teacher from Ukraine had the opportunity to attend nine different summer schools in the UK and the USA . They participated in exciting programmes, gaining academic knowledge and experience in areas such as Journalism, Law, Theatre, Science, and IT, as well as improving their English.

We managed to keep these trips free of charge for pupils thanks to our partner summer schools which offered free places and Svitlo sponsors who funded their visa fees and travelling costs. For many, it was their first time on a plane, the first time outside Ukraine but also the first two weeks of sleeping through the night and seeing a peaceful plane in the sky since February 2022. Many had long dreamed of meeting each other in person, but until now, it hadn’t been possible.

Now, these students eagerly share their summer experiences with anyone who will listen. They lead inductions and webinars to recruit new students to Svitlo School, inspiring others to work harder and dream bigger. What might seem like just two weeks of fun away from home meant so much more to these children: they had the chance to recharge mentally, form lasting friendships, and create memories that will help them stay positive through the challenging winter ahead in Ukraine.

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IMPACT:

These 27 students were able to:

I significantly enhanced my English skills and noticed an improvement in my general communication abilities. I met some incredible people in the camp who taught me a lot about their cultures. I also enjoyed learning what it’s like to be responsible for myself and make important decisions on my own.

Fedor, 17 years old, MPW

This was my first trip without my parents, and I learned to manage my daily routine on my own. I also took my first exam ever, which wasn’t as scary as I thought it would be.

Alisa, 11 years old, BOSS

During my time in the summer school, I improved my critical thinking, problem solving and research skills. I have also enhanced my time-management, self-awareness and listening skills, as well as boosted my confidence.

David, 17 years old, International House

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I must say how impressed I was by their maturity, curiosity and positivity. Simply lovely young ladies and a credit to the Svitlo School, its teachers, their families and of course Ukraine!

Tony Evans, School Director, Bishop’s Stortford Summer School

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REMARKABLE PEOPLE

Remarkable People is an initiative that allows our students to learn directly from the experiences of individuals with diverse backgrounds. It is a series of talks by fascinating individuals from various fields who are interested in sharing their journeys with young Ukrainian minds.

In 2024, our students and broader community of friends have enjoyed talks from remarkable individuals with diverse expertise, including:

IMPACT:

This initiative has been an excellent way for our students to broaden their horizons, inspire them to dream bigger, and give them a unique opportunity to ask personal questions to highly accomplished individuals.

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These sessions motivated students to deliver a similar talk themselves. As a result, we will begin 2025 with a talk titled “United Ukraine by Svitlo Pupils,” where our students will share insights about different cities in Ukraine with Svitlo’s wider community.

The talk was incredible! I loved the session so much, sad that it only lasted an hour. It was so intriguing and fun to listen to Steve!! Just super cool!

Chrisite, 15 years old, Kharkiv-Poltava

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I really enjoyed that … it was an amazing Christmas gift to be able to talk to your students and to feel their reaction. Thank you!

Steve Joordens

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UCL & DELOITTE DESIGN SPRINT

In spring 2024, a team of Svitlo students had the opportunity to participate in a business case competition organised by the University College London (UCL) School of Management in collaboration with Deloitte Digital . They were the only online group joining the workshop hosted by UCL.

Svitlo students (aged 15-17) competed alongside undergraduate and postgraduate students from UCL School of Management. They attended workshop sessions on Design Thinking from Deloitte Digital and applied the new tools and techniques they learned to their project.

To learn more about the competition, read the article published by UCL School of Management.

IMPACT:

This sprint was a pivotal moment where I realised my passion for the business world. I learned how to analyse companies in depth and discovered that consulting was a potential career path for me. I believe that when done thoughtfully, the business sector plays a crucial role in advancing society, making an impact.

Nastya, 16years old, Zaporizhia

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We were absolutely delighted to have a team of Svitlo students taking part in the Deloitte Digital/IMB Design Sprint. The Sprint is the annual highlight of the IMB programme and Svitlo's involvement added an extra dimension!

Maya Cara, BSc IMB Programme Director

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ONLINE ASSEMBLY

Marking the two-year anniversary of the fullscale war in Ukraine, Svitlo School collaborated with the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) to organise an assembly for hundreds of schools across the UK . The event was also covered by Sky News and streamed on YouTube.

During the assembly, three students from Svitlo shared their personal and emotional stories of how the war has impacted their lives, raising awareness among British students about the ongoing events in Ukraine. These Svitlo students displayed remarkable courage and resilience, inspiring others to continue growing and developing despite the challenging circumstances they may face.

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EBRD

In 2023, employees of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Developmen t (EBRD) began fundraising €25,000 for Svitlo through various events. They successfully reached their goal in 2024, with the bank generously matching the amount.

Additionally, in the summer of 2024, EBRD offered Svitlo students a six-week course on anti-corruption . The course covered the following topics:

We are eager to develop similarly impactful connections with other companies in the future.

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DLAC

In February 2024, Svitlo had the opportunity to give a presentation at the Digital Learning Annual Conference (DLAC) in Austin, Texas. Yuliya Kosko spoke about Svitlo’s experience in motivating pupils to study during times of conflict and uncertainty.

The conference provided Svitlo with valuable insights from online schools in the USA, allowing the adoption of best practices within Svitlo. It also facilitated the creation of meaningful partnerships, including one with Skidmore College in New York, which will be further developed in 2025.

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WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF OUR PARTNERS WHO SUPPORTED SVITLO IN 2024!

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Expansion of the Reading Buddies Initiative : We plan to train students to become teachers of English as a second language.

Continuing Summer School Collaborations: We aim to secure even more places at summer schools in the UK and the USA.

Development of the Svitlo Alumni Network: This will focus on students over the age of 18, providing them with practical skills to help secure jobs in various industries through gaining work experience at Svitlo. We will also provide mentorship opportunities, help with CV writing and LinkedIn. Additionally, we aim to offer small financial scholarships for their contributions to Svitlo.

Expansion of Svitlo Reads: We plan to create 10 additional physical - mini libraries in school bomb shelters across Ukraine in the following year.

Event for World Book Day: Organising a special celebration to promote reading and literacy.

New Socially Impactful Initiatives: Development and implementation of four new projects as part of the GSL programme.

Global Outreach: Sharing the blueprint of Svitlo School with other conflict-affected countries, such as Afghanistan.

Continuing UCL Collaboration: Organising a Svitlo Case Event for students of UCL School of Management

Workshop at Skidmore College, New York: We plan to organise workshops in a class on multilingual learners and a class on child development at Skidmore College. Additionally, we will hold an informational session for Skidmore students to introduce them to Svitlo and explore ways they can get involved.

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HELP US SUPPORT UKRAINE THROUGH EDUCATING ITS YOUTH

This war has been ongoing for almost three years, taking away children’s homes, families, friends, and future. Unfortunately, the longer it continues, the weaker the support Ukraine receives, while the damage continues to grow. Therefore, your support is more crucial than ever. Please consider supporting Svitlo in any way you can.

Donate: https://www.justgiving.com/svitloeducation .

Contact us: hello@svitloschool.com.

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Money out		 Balance
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3-Jul-23
117.07
48,349.85
3-Jul-23
50047,849.85
5-Jul-23
100046,849.85
6-Jul-23
23.9946,825.86
9-Jul-23
546,820.86
11-Jul-23
84.8946,735.97
11-Jul-23
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25-Jul-23
50076,484.64
25-Jul-23
5902.570,582.14
26-Jul-23
350067,082.14
1-Aug-23
162065,481.31
4-Aug-23
670,475.31
5-Aug-23
100069,475.31
7-Aug-23
23.9969,451.32
8-Aug-23
569,446.32
10-Aug-23
370065,746.32
12-Aug-23
50065,246.33
18-Aug-23
50095,094.23
21-Aug-23
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4-Sep-23
100094,392.33
4-Sep-23
100093,392.33
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6-Sep-23
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7-Sep-23
23.9992,368.34
8-Sep-23
592,363.34
11-Sep-23
34.892,328.54
20-Sep-23
15692,676.67
29-Sep-23
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29-Sep-23
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3-Oct-23
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4-Oct-23
103.698,985.98
4-Oct-23
100097,985.98
4-Oct-23
353094,455.98
5-Oct-23
23.9994,431.99
5-Oct-23
94.9994,337.00
6-Oct-23
-3966.6698,303.66
9-Oct-23
598,298.66
17-Oct-23
114.24103,356.59
19-Oct-23
1000102,499.05
19-Oct-23
2514.1499,984.91
19-Oct-23
3099,954.91
20-Oct-23
1060.0098,894.91
31-Oct-23
1826.56104,237.73
31-Oct-23
500103,737.73
3-Nov-23
1000102,763.85
6-Nov-23
103.6102,660.25
7-Nov-23
23.99102,853.02
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15-Nov-23 114.24 102,735.67
17-Nov-23 1317.00 101,418.67
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30-Nov-23 500 100,289.45
4-Dec-23 1000 99,308.62
6-Dec-23 2700 97,294.71
6-Dec-23 30.00 97,264.71
7-Dec-23 103.6 97,161.11
7-Dec-23 23.99 97,137.12
8-Dec-23 500 99,337.12
9-Dec-23 5 99,332.12
14-Dec-23 20.38 103,319.91
21-Dec-23 114.24 103,390.86
22-Dec-23 2700 100,690.86
22-Dec-23 198 100,492.86
30-Dec-23 500 102,716.24
30-Dec-23 1826.56 100,889.68
3-Jan-24 2582 98,307.68
5-Jan-24 23.99 98,283.69
6-Jan-24 1000 98,283.69
8-Jan-24 5 98,278.69
10-Jan-24 103.6 98,439.13
16-Jan-24 2690.52 96,159.11
16-Jan-24 17 96,142.11
19-Jan-24 2327.62 93,814.49
19-Jan-24 17 93,797.49
19-Jan-24 141.24 93,656.25
24-Jan-24 4255.63 90,497.28
24-Jan-24 720 89,777.28
25-Jan-24 250 89,527.28
31-Jan-24 500 89,185.94
31-Jan-24 500 88,685.94
31-Jan-24 1826.56 86,859.38
31-Jan-24 1350 85,509.38
6-Feb-24 1500 85,033.39
7-Feb-24 23.99 85,009.40
8-Feb-24 103.6 84,905.80
8-Feb-24 5 84,900.80
12-Feb-24 72 84,828.80
14-Feb-24 3481.77 81,426.49
14-Feb-24 17 81,409.49
14-Feb-24 189 81,220.49
19-Feb-24 33.5 85,074.19
24-Feb-24 1426 83,648.19
28-Feb-24 750 82,898.19
29-Feb-24 864.08 82,034.11
29-Feb-24 23.76 82,010.35
1-Mar-24 1751.8 80,258.55
4-Mar-24 219.1 80,039.45
4-Mar-24 6.02 80,033.43
5-Mar-24 1000 79,033.43
5-Mar-24 250 78,783.43
7-Mar-24 103.6 79,679.83
7-Mar-24 23.99 79,655.84
8-Mar-24 75 79,580.84
8-Mar-24 529.2 79,051.64
10-Mar-24 5 79,046.64
10-Mar-24 660 78,386.64
11-Mar-24 11.82 78,423.04
15-Mar-24 600 78,823.04
17-Mar-24 840 78,223.04
19-Mar-24 189 78,131.11
19-Mar-24 2.36 78,128.75
19-Mar-24 0.06 78,128.69
20-Mar-24 1718 76,410.69
20-Mar-24 242.34 76,168.35
25-Mar-24 1377 77,342.01
26-Mar-24 19.5 77,322.51
26-Mar-24 10 77,312.51
29-Mar-24 1655.4 75,965.87
29-Mar-24 500 75,465.87
1-Apr-24 840 74,625.87
3-Apr-24 1500 74,139.92
5-Apr-24 103.6 74,036.32
5-Apr-24 23.99 74,012.33
5-Apr-24 20 73,992.33
8-Apr-24 6.76 74,985.57
8-Apr-24 120.21 74,865.36
8-Apr-24 3.3 74,862.06
8-Apr-24 120.21 74,741.85
8-Apr-24 3.3 74,738.55
8-Apr-24 120.21 74,618.34
8-Apr-24 3.3 74,615.04
8-Apr-24 120.21 74,494.83
8-Apr-24 3.3 74,491.53
8-Apr-24 120.21 74,371.32
8-Apr-24 3.3 74,368.02
8-Apr-24 120.21 74,247.81
8-Apr-24 3.3 74,244.51
8-Apr-24 120.21 74,124.30
8-Apr-24 3.3 74,121.00
8-Apr-24 120.21 74,000.79
8-Apr-24 3.3 73,997.49
8-Apr-24 120.21 73,877.28
8-Apr-24 3.3 73,873.98
10-Apr-24 119.39 73,992.09
10-Apr-24 3.28 73,988.81
10-Apr-24 119.39 73,869.42
10-Apr-24 3.28 73,866.14
11-Apr-24 119.39 73,746.75
11-Apr-24 3.28 73,743.47
15-Apr-24 156 73,587.47
15-Apr-24 121.55 73,465.92
15-Apr-24 3.34 73,462.58
15-Apr-24 7.44 73,455.14
17-Apr-24 2603 70,852.14
18-Apr-24 285.4 70,566.74
18-Apr-24 119.7 70,447.04
18-Apr-24 3.29 70,443.75
18-Apr-24 7.88 70,435.87
18-Apr-24 0.21 70,435.66
19-Apr-24 150.12 70,285.54
19-Apr-24 4.12 70,281.42
19-Apr-24 150.12 70,131.30
19-Apr-24 4.12 70,127.18
22-Apr-24 120.64 70,055.39
22-Apr-24 3.31 70,052.08
22-Apr-24 120.64 69,931.44
22-Apr-24 3.31 69,928.13
23-Apr-24 15.68 70,116.55
23-Apr-24 55 70,061.55
25-Apr-24 151.77 69,909.78
25-Apr-24 4.17 69,905.61
30-Apr-24 995.48 69,063.75
30-Apr-24 1674.44 67,389.31
3-May-24 2.1 67,407.39
3-May-24 58.8 68,348.59
3-May-24 150.43 68,198.16
3-May-24 4.13 68,194.03
6-May-24 1500 67,694.03
7-May-24 138.28 67,555.75
7-May-24 20 67,535.75
8-May-24 23.99 67,511.76
9-May-24 5 67,517.45
10-May-24 4.81 73,802.64
10-May-24 0.13 73,802.51
10-May-24 1548 72,254.51
13-May-24 1477.32 71,277.19
14-May-24 120.69 71,351.69
14-May-24 3.31 71,348.38
14-May-24 72 71,276.38
16-May-24 266.36 71,010.02
16-May-24 1159.44 69,850.58
16-May-24 0.24 69,850.34
20-May-24 129.24 72,519.95
20-May-24 3.55 72,516.40
23-May-24 586.5 73,031.16
23-May-24 556.9 72,474.26
23-May-24 1340 71,134.26
28-May-24 119.46 71,014.80
28-May-24 3.28 71,011.52
28-May-24 119.46 70,892.06
28-May-24 3.28 70,888.78
28-May-24 119.46 70,769.32
28-May-24 3.28 70,766.04
28-May-24 152.15 70,613.89
28-May-24 4.18 70,609.71
30-May-24 328.02 109,448.39
31-May-24 995.48 108,452.91
1-Jun-24 1674.24 107,323.73
5-Jun-24 337.5 107,025.07
5-Jun-24 3500 103,525.07
5-Jun-24 450 103,075.07
5-Jun-24 20 103,055.07
6-Jun-24 29.99 103,025.08
6-Jun-24 190 103,835.08
6-Jun-24 1710 102,125.08
7-Jun-24 138.28 101,986.80
7-Jun-24 88.17 101,898.63
7-Jun-24 210.72 101,687.91
8-Jun-24 5 101,682.91
10-Jun-24 150.9 104,474.81
10-Jun-24 205.84 104,268.97
10-Jun-24 328.39 103,940.58
10-Jun-24 328.93 103,611.65
10-Jun-24 243 103,368.65
10-Jun-24 119.29 103,249.36
10-Jun-24 3.28 103,246.08
10-Jun-24 354.83 102,891.25
10-Jun-24 9.75 102,881.50
10-Jun-24 476.95 102,404.55
13-Jun-24 289.92 102,144.62
17-Jun-24 34 102,110.62
17-Jun-24 1722.85 100,387.77
17-Jun-24 47.37 100,340.40
17-Jun-24 1419.96 98,920.44
18-Jun-24 266.56 98,653.88
19-Jun-24 5066 93,587.88
19-Jun-24 615 92,972.88
19-Jun-24 690.9 92,281.98
19-Jun-24 0.24 92,281.74
19-Jun-24 73.44 92,208.30
20-Jun-24 120.2 92,088.10
20-Jun-24 3.3 92,084.80
20-Jun-24 247.61 91,837.19
20-Jun-24 6.8 91,830.39
25-Jun-24 517.5 91,312.89
26-Jun-24 300 91,012.89
28-Jun-24 995.48 90,017.41
30-Jun-24 1715 88,302.41
30-Jun-24 3650 84,652.41
30-Jun-24 300 84,352.41
30-Jun-24 1200 83,152.41
1-Jul-24 257.49 82,894.92
1-Jul-24 257.49 82,637.43
1-Jul-24 257.49 82,379.94
1-Jul-24 244.49 82,135.45
3-Jul-24 1500 80,635.45
5-Jul-24 34.68 80,600.77
5-Jul-24 20 80,580.77
9-Jul-24 5 81,681.60
11-Jul-24 84.54 81,597.06
11-Jul-24 2.32 81,594.74
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ONLINE GIVING LTD ENTHUSE /PAYER ACC Iryna Koshmak Inv-02 dria polishchuk June 2023 ENTHUSE.COM TOTAL CHARGES TO 17JUN2023 INT'L 0085525456 WWW.MAKE.COM USD 108.00 @1.2722 Visa Rate Non-Sterling Transaction Fee Larysa Vlasiuk June INT'L 0085811291 Elea High Online E Peyia, Paphos Valentina Korabel kino Rapid SEO ltd Svitlo 15MT230802330363 RBC04083KIJRTRR5 dria polishchuk August 2023 ENTHUSE.COM TOTAL CHARGES TO 17JUL2023 Valentina Korabel Svitlo L J Hayes Potential funders Larysa Vlasiuk July Valentina Korabel Svitlo8 L J Hayes Pitch book dria polishchuk August 2023 Iryna Koshmak July/August Larysa Vlasiuk August ENTHUSE.COM TOTAL CHARGES TO 17AUG2023 Apprintable Limite Svitlo-Table tent Highlanf Payroll Svitlo 15083 Gavin Hepherd Hall September 23 Larysa Vlasiuk September 23 WWW.INSTANTPRINT.C 01709 382202 NEST FIRST PAYMENT dria polishchuk Sep 23 Valentina Korabel VK-SSH-009 ENTHUSE.COM AMZNMktplace amazon.co.uk Elea High Online E Elea High Online S TOTAL CHARGES TO 17SEP2023 HMRC TAX CR CUMBLD 120PJ030373932406 L J Hayes Funds application 31236PY006WJ RBN19103H9QQRSG0 VERA PIROGOVA 0000001.12762200 31236PY006WJ RBN19103H9QQRSG0 PAYMENT CHARGE Valentina Korabel VK-SSH-010 Gavin Hepherd Hall October 23 Larysa Vlasiuk October 2023 dria polishchuk Oct 2023 NEST ENTHUSE.COM

TOTAL CHARGES TO 17OCT2023 Larysa Vlasiuk Webina newsletter HMRC TAX CR CUMBLD 120PJ030373932407 Valentina Korabel Vk-ssh-011 NETFLIGHTS.COM LEYLAND Highlanf Payroll Svitlo 15344 Non Profit Growth Sv011 Gavin Hepherd Hall November 23 Larysa Vlasiuk November 2023 dria polishchuk November 2023 10836RA00U8T RBN06123JEV5ASQO VERA PIROGOVA 10836RA00U8T RBN06123JEV5ASQO PAYMENT CHARGE NEST ENTHUSE.COM L J Hayes 109 TOTAL CHARGES TO 17NOV2023 Insurance 69751332 HMRC TAX CR CUMBLD 120PJ03037393 VERA2 RBD22123HAWLIDA8 IE VERA PIROGOVA Gavin Hepherd Hall Train ticket Larysa Vlasiuk December Gavin Hepherd Hall December Valentina Korabel Svitlo december 23 ENTHUSE.COM dria polishchuk Dec 2023 TOTAL CHARGES TO 17DEC2023 NEST VP SSH 003 RBD16014G61IMYIO IE VERA PIROGOVA 0000001.13732500 /TMS/ 2024-01VP SSH 003 RBD16014G61IMYIO PAYMENT CHARGE SN01 RBD19014H91SG8HS EVGENY KOSIVTSOV 0000001.23946500 /TMS/ 2024-01-19 13 SN01 RBD19014H91SG8HS PAYMENT CHARGE HMRC TAX CR CUMBLD 120PJ030373932406 KINO ZP RBD24014IW28SS8W KUNBUTTAIEV MURAD 0000001.24564500 /TMS/ 2024-01 Andrei Gorodetckii Kino london Valentina Korabel Svitlo promo edit Larysa Vlasiuk January 2024 Larysa Vlasiuk Website Open day Gavin Hepherd Hall January 24 Valentina Korabel 19 dria polishchuk Jan 2024 ENTHUSE.COM NEST TOTAL CHARGES TO 17JAN2024 Highlanf Payroll Svitlo 15569 KINO VPSSH004 RBD14024KH44PPMO IE VERA PIROGOVA 0000001.14970400 /TMS/ 202 KINO VPSSH004 RBD14024KH44PPMO PAYMENT CHARGE HMRC TAX CR CUMBLD 120PJ030373932411 INT'L 0003442339 Vistaprint Venlo Valentina Korabel Svitlo-kino 15 Larysa Vlasiuk Feb 24

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COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST: Legal and professional COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST: Marketing COST: Marketing COST: Salaries COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST: IT and Software COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST: Postage and courier COST: Fundraising costs COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST: Tutors (contractors) COST: Tutors (contractors) COST: Postage and courier COST: Legal and professional COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST: Tutors (contractors) COST: Pension COST: Marketing COST: Fundraising costs COST: Bank fees COST: Marketing COST: Bank fees COST: Kino Club COST: Tutors (contractors) COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST: Legal and professional COST: Salaries COST: Kino Club COST: Bank fees COST: IT and Software

COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST: Kino Club COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST: Tutors (contractors) COST: Tutors (contractors) COST: Tutors (contractors) COST: Marketing COST: Kino Club COST: Kino Club COST: Marketing COST: Fundraising costs COST: Tutors (contractors) COST: Tutors (contractors) COST: Pension COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST: Insurance COST Misc costs COST: Legal and professional COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs COST: Salaries COST: Kino Club COST: Kino Club COST: Kino Club COST: Kino Club COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST: Bank fees COST: IT and Software

COST: Bank fees COST: Marketing COST: Marketing COST: Tutors (contractors) COST: Kino Club COST: Fundraising costs COST: Fundraising costs COST: Fundraising costs COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST Misc costs COST: Tutors (contractors) COST: Pension COST: Marketing COST: Bank fees COST: IT and Software COST: Bank fees COST Misc costs

Comments

workflow automation software

Kino club is a department of Svitlo school which teaches editing, film making and pho

assumed bank fee

at this time, Daria was a contractor but she is now on a salary

external harddrive purchase with receipt refund

IT support

photography course invoice - RESTRICTED

IT support

book sent to a child in Ukraine who won a reading competition

DBS registration fee

student visa for child travelling to UK for free place at summer camp

marketing automation platform

website translation

student visa for child travelling to UK for free place at summer camp student visa for child travelling to UK for free place at summer camp

bank fee reading competition rewards

Query Comment from clier otography.

INCOME: Donations and legacies INCOME: Charitable Activities INCOME: Grants INCOME: Other INCOME: Gift aid COST: Marketing COST: Insurance COST Misc costs COST: Travel COST: Fundraising costs COST: Online Schooling COST: Postage and courier COST Printing stationery and office costs COST: Salaries COST: Pension COST: Kino Club COST: Legal and professional COST: Bank fees COST: IT and Software COST: Trustee expenses COST: Tutors (contractors)

INCOME: Donations and legacies INCOME: Charitable Activities INCOME: Grants INCOME: Sales of craft etc INCOME: Fundraising events INCOME: Other Transfer between funds COST: Cost of fundraising events COST: Promotion of charity COST: Gifts of care packages

COST Deprecation COST: Insurance COST: Salaries COST: Pension

COST Misc costs COST Printing stationery and office costs COST: Legal and professional COST: Other fundraising costs COST: Bank fees

Date Money in Money out Balance Descripton
Accountng category
5/10/2024 6290 73807.45 CANON EUROPEINCOME: Grants
12/27/2023 2683 103216.24 ADVICE CONFIRINCOME: Grants
12/13/2023 3870 103340.29 CANON EUROPEINCOME: Grants
10/31/2023 3800 106064.29 CANON EUROPEINCOME: Grants
Data
Accountngcategory Sum of Moneyin
Sum of Moneyout
COST Misc costs
COST: Insurance
COST: Legal and professional
INCOME: Donatons and legacies
(empty)
INCOME: Grants
INCOME: Other
COST: Bank fees
COST: IT and Sofware
COST: Marketng
COST: Tutors (contractors)
COST: Fundraising costs
COST: Online Schooling
COST: Kino Club
COST: Salaries
COST: Pension
COST: Postage and courier
COST: Travel
INCOME: Gif aid		 13339.50
497.33
1460.80
156443.80
16643.00
0.01
379.54
2176.52
4578.81
74064.96
12188.08
1935.84
30258.98
5333.40
1036.44
49.10
10.00
7500.00
Total Result 180586.81
147309.30

220.90

Balance sheet items Opening balance
 -
Fixed assets 0 Check
Opening depreicaton 0 0
Depreciaton in year 0
Disposal of asset 0
Fixed asset balance 0
Cash balance
 81,510.29
0
-
81,510
Accrual 1068 check accounts quote 840.00 228.00
Net current assets
 80,442
Total assets less liabili 80,442
Reserves
 1,036
- 79,406

Date Money in Money out Description

A¢¢ounting category Comments Query

Trustee expenses

Calculations

Cr

Dr

Bank balance at year end Opening unrestricted Accrual COST Misc costs COST Printing stationery and office costs COST: Cost of fundraising events COST: Gifts of care packages COST: Insurance COST: Legal and professional INCOME: Donations and legacies INCOME: Fundraising events (blank) COST: Promotion of charity INCOME: Grants

INCOME: Other COST: Other fundraising costs

Fixed Assets
Tangible assets
Current assets
Cash at bank and in hand
Current liabilites
Accruals
Net current assets
Income Funds
Unrestricted funds
Total assets less current
liabilites		 2023
-
-
-
#VALUE!

2022

Unrestricted
Funds
2023
Income from: Notes £
Donatons, Grants and legacies #REF!
Charitable actvites -
Other actvites 0
Total Income #REF!
Expenditure on:
Raising funds #REF!
Charitable actvites -
Total resources expended #REF!
Net income for the year/ #REF!
Net movement in funds
Fund balances at 1 April 2022 61,449
Fund balances at 31 March 2023 #REF!

Total

2022

0

0 0

0 0

Trustees’ Annual Report for the period

From 30th June 2023 To 30th June

2024 Charity name: Svitlo Education

Charity registration number: 1201542

Objectives and Activities

Summary of the purposes The charity's objectives are to advance the education of the charity as set out in and training of children and young persons in Ukraine, its governing document Ukrainian refugees and those affected by conflict in Ukraine, in the United Kingdom or abroad, together with their families, in particular, but not exclusively by providing online education and other educational services, grants and financial assistance to advance them in life and, where applicable, to assist them to adapt within a new community.

Summary of the main Svitlo education offers the following and more: activities in relation to online lessons, partnerships with schools in the UK those purposes for the and abroad in peer-to- peer teaching, summer public benefit, in school stays in the UK and abroad for the children particular, the activities, of Svitlo School, advice and help with education projects or services choices and more. New for 2024 – second hand identified in the accounts. books in English are collected in the UK and sent to Ukrainian schools to supply their bomb shelters with mini libraries from England. Statement confirming The trustees have had regard to the guidance whether the trustees issued by the Charity Commission on Public have had regard to the Benefit. guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit

Achievements and Performance

Summary of the main
achievements of the charity,
identifying the diference the
charity’s work has made to the
circumstances of its
benefciaries and any wider
benefts to society as a whole.		 Over 1000 new students in Ukraine
joined school, parents reviews
mentioned the impact not only on the
level of education but also, improved
mental health. Pupils have up to 8 daily
lessons to chose from, which they can
attend online from their homes. House
system creates a friendly atmosphere
and forms new friendships. In summer
2024 24 pupils from Ukraine travelled to
the UK and 4 pupils travelld to the USA
to attend summer schools for 3 weeks
free of charge.
Student council is a very important part
of the school and its members (30
pupils) now take part in teaching English
to younger pupils of the school. Many
want to become English teachers
themselves.

Financial Review

Review of the charity’s
fnancial position at the
end of the period		 As a young charity initial fundraising has led to
a surplus of funds at the year end, enabling the
planned further growth of the charity into the
coming fnancial periods.
The charity was successful in attracting
unrestricted funds enabling it to operate
fexiblytomeet the emergingneed.
Statement explaining the
policy for holding
reserves stating why they
are held		 Trustees have set a reserce policy at £37000
for a minimum of 3 months operation of the
charity. Reserves are held to provide stability
and to enable the continuation of the charity.
Amount of reserves held The charity held £78,900 in unrestricted funds
at the year end because there was a large
donation of £30,000 in the last month of the
fnancialyear.

Structure, Governance and Management

Structure, Governance and Management
Type of governing
document		 Articles of Association
How is the charity
constituted?		 Charity registered in England and Wales.
Trustee selection
methods including
details of any
constitutional provisions
e.g. election to post or
name of any person or
body entitled to appoint
one or moretrustees		 All trustees vote for the appointment of the
new trustee.
Trustees consider the skills and experience of
potential trustees to help the development of
the charity.

Reference and Administrative details

Charity nameOther name the charity Svitlo Education LtdSvitlo School uses Registered charity number 1201542 Charity’s principal address 22 Greenwood Close Morden SM4 4HX

Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

Trustee name Dates acted if not for whole year
Yuliya Kosko Left the trusteeship in June to become
the CEO.
Anna Vishnevskaya The whole year
Marianna Gorenshtein Left the charity in October 2024
Heather Rhodes The wholeyear
Waritha Sisson The wholeyear

Declarations

The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees

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Signature
Full name Waritha E Sisson
Position Trustee
Date 12 Feb 2025
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Independent examiner's report on the accounts

Section A Independent Examiner’s Report

Report to the trustees/ Svitlo Education members of On accounts for the year 30[th ] June 2024 Charity no 1201542 ended (if any)

Respective The charity's trustees are responsible for the preparation of the responsibilities of trustees and examiner accounts. The charity’s trustees consider that an audit is not required for this year under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 (the Charities Act) and that an independent examination is needed.

It is my responsibility to:

Basis of My examination was carried out in accordance with general independent Directions given by the Charity Commission. An examination examiner’s statement includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeking explanations from the trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit, and consequently no opinion is given as to whether the accounts present a ‘true and fair’ view and the report is limited to those matters set out in the statement below.

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23 [rd] January 2025
Date:
Signed:
Name: Rachel Eden
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