Charlty regl*tr•tion number 251535 IEngl•nd and Wal•¥l
CoMp•ny registrnllon nurnber 00853450
QUEBEC HALL
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2025
Caladine
Charlered Certified Accountonls

QUEBEC HALL
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Tru•t
Mrs Read
MrABash
Mrc Lambert
Mr R A CTrc*nell
(Appolnted 24 March 20251
Charlty numb•r (Enqland and Walé•l
251535
Company numb•r
00853450
Prfn¢lp•l •ddrn••
aueb8c Hall
East Dereham
Norfolk
NR19 2QY
R•gl•tsred olnc•
Qu•b•c Hall
East Der8ham
Norfolk
NR19 2QY
Audltor
C91edkn• Llmlted
Chantry Hou88
22 Upperton R¢od
Ea¥lboume
East Su56ex
BN21 18F
8ank•r•
Royal Bank of S￿lI8Thd plc
5 Queen Streot
NoThwch
Norfolk
NR2 4TL

QUEBEC HALL
CONTENTS
Pag•
Tru$lMs' report
staterThrynt of tmste88' respon81bllhl¢s
Ind•p8ndenl audhorf• r•port
9-11
Statement of fln•nd•l •cOvlUe8
12
BAIAnca 8he•t
13
St4t•m8nt olc48h Ilo
14
Not•s to the fin#nrJal •lal•ffl¢nt•
15-28

QUEBEC HALL
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTOR'S REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2025
The tru8tees present thelr annual report and finandal siatsmants for the ya3r ended 28 Febmary 2025.
The flnandal statements have been prepared In gCCOTdance with the accounting polirAe& set oul in note 1 to the
n8no81 statement8 and comply with the tharity's goveming document, the Companies Act 2006 and .Ac￿un￿n9
and Report¢ng by Charflies.. Statement of Recommended Practice appllcable to chari1I85 preparing their aecounts in
accordance wAth tho Flnancial Repo￿n9 Standard applicable In the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021"
(affective 1 January 20191.
Oblectl¥o• and aetlvltles
The company'8 prlndpal objectives continued to be the provls6on of a high 8tand8rd of IndI￿dU&ll8ed car8 and
•¢¢ommod8I￿n for the 8lderfy withln a Chdsllan envlronmpnt. We consequently alm to meet the physleal, emotional
and Spi￿￿￿81 n￿d£ ol all our re8kl?nl6 whather they Ilv• In the re8idenYal home or the bungolow8 wlhln Iht
complex.
As a charfty and non-profft m8klng, we alm to keep the c08ts of lfvlng at auebec Ho11 to the mlnlmum posslble and
wè welcome both pr￿ale 8nd socialty fvnded resldents. The lest Cafe Quality Commlssion inspectlon confirniB that
Qu8bec Hall offered good public benefrt In that we offer a hlgh kvel of care whltsi malntalning relabvely low 1685.
81 Horne Fe&$
We contlnue to monltOT the leeg charged by other bJc81 commerclalty opvr•tsd Rasldentlal Hom8s and know thot we
charge 80me ol, If not the lowest fee5 in th• arèa.
Fee8 pald on behAII of Sodblty Fund&d reBlden16 rn81 tha aclual c08ts incurred for thetr re8ldentiAI care. The
dlfferenlS8l In our Home fee8 between prlvate and 8odg1 lundad residents h88 at186t Improved 8nd thls malnty due
to th¥ Gov•mmenl glvlng mor• funds to County Councll8. We look foThMrd to thls conbnulng dudng 2025126.
W¢ Are able lo ensure thAt If top up feel ar• ne¢e88ary, we can accommodal? th1$ 8hortlal.
The Tru6tee6 ￿$h to malntain their policy not to lrnpose Bny wÈtrlcllon of the numbern of re8h1ènls funded by Soc181
Service8. A d¢monslratson of our commltrnent to keep fees 8$ low as p06slble.
bl Bung8ltrw Rents
We alm to keep our bungalow rents as low and fair gs p06slble. FOT 2024125. the income from bungalow rnnts wa8
098ln ihe Bame that of Ihe Local Houslng Ajlowance pByabl• by 8r8ckland Dl8tdct CounrAI.
In addltlon to our low falr rent, our properues also have thè benefrt of an alarm ond cornrnunlcallon System for 24
hour Js518tance and phy51rAI, emotlonal and spirltu81 support Is provld8d at no addilion¥l ¢harge. Meals ¢8n
PTovlded in the Hall or In th• bungalow ￿ preferred •t g reasonable oddthnAI cost.
Most of the act￿ltIeS and evenl$ pf the H811 are open for bungalow resldents to attend.
Day r*re Is avallable to bunaalow residents, 86 w•ll as to others living out￿de Ihe complex, at a nomln81 chArge.
Consequentty, in the light of the above, we b¢ll•vtr we offer a public benefit lo 011 ovr r¢$ldents.
publ￿ b8n8fit
Consequenlly, In the Ilghl of th• Above. we believe ￿ offer a public benofit to all our re31denl$.
A¢hl•¥ements and p•rtorniane•
Swnrficènt achvities and aGhl&vementS against obj8Ctives
The Trustees belleve that the cornpany has fvlfilled Ils objècJve In thal all rooms have, for anoth•r year, been
8lrnosl constantly occupied. Bungalow5 have seen a lowei level of rnovernent durSng the year ￿th three bungalows
being fvlty refurbished. We are also pleased to rÈport again thal we conlnue to have suffioendy heallhy walllng
Ilsts for 911 types of accommodatlon, which may pe￿nIt us to limit the need for fomal adv¢￿SIng In the coming year.
The last vl8it from the Care Qualty Cgmmlsslon on 4b Juty 2019 wa3 an un8nnounced in$pe¢tlon and we were
awarded an overall raling of GOOD. achieved 8 GOOD in all ffiv8 mandatory areas in$p¢cted. We receiv8d
vlslt from CQC on 9th FebTuary 2021 and 13th January 2022 10 inspeci all aspects of Infection Prevenllon Control.
Allhough not ratgd wa were good in 811 areas. See website for reports.

QUEBEC HALL
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTOR'S REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2025
Our reasonabty high occupancy, togelher ￿￿th Increa8e8 In prlvat• fees and sod81￿ funded folk h8ve led to Jn
In¢reased income in charitable activities to budget of whlch £6108.00 wa3 frorn donallons unreslrlcted. Actual
bottom line was a negatsve of £67362 after deweciallon. We have been to continue with our prograrnme of
repairs and refurblshments to both th8 Hall and the bungalows when they are vacated, 83 IndlcBted below vAth
repairs a renewals at £154,681..
Durlng the past year these inclu(Jed'.
- Completion of new Consumer UnhB for the Hall 2k
- Completion ol palnung outside windows of Hall 18k
- New loft wlndow and remedlal work 6k
- New kerb $lon•s for road by bungalows 4k
PAT t¢$llng ol Hall 2k
EICR for Hall 3k
Rooms painted in Hall Jk
Many small WOTk$ cathed out In bungalow8 21k
-All new sacurty ¢ablSng around th¥ bungalow complex 9
New water tsnk in flats of Hall 1.3k
New water tAnk8 In 3 bungalows 3k
- New microwave for kll¢hen 1 k
- Work carrfed out in Hall due lo NCC PAMMS Inspection 7k
- 3 bungalow8 refurbished. 80me wtth now kltchen, b•lhroom, Alrfng lank and •18etrfcs 28k
- New wheelchalrs 1k
New tsblè and chairs for patlo areo 1.6k
- Varfous work5 In H811 redacorating 13.3k
- 14 further bungalows hawng 8pecMlc work¥ ¢•rfled out 9k
New patio door lo bungalow 2k
New hand8¥1 lor call 8y8tem 1 k
Th• 6pend of £154881 w•8 8lgnlficantly hlghèr thon our budget but low&r than that of18st yegr. It18 noled Ih8t ot thls
flgure, around £72000 wa$ $pent In and on the Hall it8eN and around £83000 In and on Ihe bungBkJw complex. 11
r•maln8 our obledlve lo rnalntaln and upgrade the facilib'eB, but we recognise Ihol th18 can onty be achleved whM81
our income slrearns are able to yupport It. 11 ha8 been notad thot we have 8p•nt well over 3 mililon poundi on
repairs and Tonew818 behyeen 2007 and 2024.
Tho Iru8tees and m8n898rnent contlnue lo control other expen8e c8t•gorfe8. However, wè ￿11 not allow any 8avlngB
to have a detrimentsl effect on th8 level of carg we offer. Residents In Ihe home are becomlng inueasingty frall. The
•verage age of those In the Hal w88 ag8ln 92. One ol our r•sSdent'6 was 107 during the year. Consequenlty,
expend￿vr￿S In wages and associaled costs have risen to met the more dem8ndlng care needs of our resldenl6.
Truslees have contlnued to Incre98• staff wages ahead of the new Ilvlng w998 pl8nn8d lor 2025 and enluro our
staff are p•ld more than that rate.
We Also wlsh lo expre8s our appreclatlon to Indlvldua16 and oryonlsatlonB for donatlons received durfng the year.
These have greatly halpgd lo support the ￿ntInuIng work of Quebec HBII.

QUEBEC HALL
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTOR'S REPORTI (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY2025
Resldents in both the hom& and the bungalows were pleased when we ware able to Introduce QUEST 24, "Quebec
H811 Understands Everyon8 Sharing To9elherf. We encouraged all to partiapate ideas they hod for the future of
events. Thi8 now includes many aclSvitie5 that are planned throughout the year. these include quiz nights wth fish &
chip suppers, aftemoon cream teas, ba￿8￿UeS, hog ro851. firewo￿ display. themed evenings rne815, enlert8lnment
afternoons, art and uaft, invrted $peaker afternoons and o food maknng club. They also ￿Cluded a monthty art
group,. weekty exerdse cla8s. bh¥eekty slnglng group. a monthty prayer meeting, bible sludy and a choir. We
continue to hold evening $8Tvices on Sund8ys and Thursdays with f8VOUfitè sing and share tsn Saturday mornlngs
for all residents. We en¢our8ge vislts from vaflous organSsations to provlde further items of interest lo our Tesldents.
During the ye8r, we have conllnued to update our webstt?. 11 Is Inlormatlve and has produced D)mplim¢nts and
applicatlons from throughout the Unit8d Klngdom. Many photo$ or our event8 8nd Ouf Open DayB &Te under the
Gallery stsdlon of ovr webBIte.
Th8 trustees beheve11 Is Important that our staff recelve approprf8le Irglnlng to ful111 thelr roles In the Home. Tralning
undertaken In the year Include.. SOVA,. Llfe Support, Inlecllon Control. Manu81 Handling, Dem8ntla Trainlng. Food
Hyglene, Flre Trolnlng, Learning Disabllty and Autism Awarene8¥ and MedICa￿On Tr8lnlng.
The trustees wlsh to recognlse lh¢ slgnlficant contrfbuUon mode by our commnted Staff, wlthoul whlch w• would not
be able to malntaln the hlgh stsndard that we offor.
Flnanclal rnvl•w
The r•sulls for the yoar show 8 negatlve of £1,728 12024: neqatfve of £61.5771 from ordlnary Ictl￿tIeS befo
depredatlon.
A new valu8tlon w89 carrfed oul In January 2022, which pul th• Hall and bungalows At a market value, based on
vacant posg8885on, of £10,200,000. Thls valuallon haj not b*&n Incofporaled Into lh8 acrAJunt8.
Rèserves policy
1116 the intention of the InJ8teei that auebec Hall Ltd should contlnue lo provldg occcfflmodallon and care for the
eldarty In a Chrfstlan envlronm¢nl for as long as ther8 is consldered to be a need lor such pro¥Aslon. It 18 conBldered
prudent to develop Suffi￿ent reseNe3 to achieve th1$ vlthoul recovTse to108ns frorn bank8 or other Instiluilon8.
Unrestrfcted re$8rv88 are held so as to co￿r unforeseen eX￿n￿li￿re 8rfslng from..
Bulldlng malntenance. Qvèbae H811 is a Grade 2 li8ltrd bulldlng dating from 1759. Malntenanu ¢an
PTe$ent many challengtr$ and slgnthcant expense, as $p&cla118t material$ ¥r8 often Tequlred.
In order lo keep ourf••s to the minifflurn posslble. It15 essenllal Ih81 we malntaln maxlmum room
occupancy. Should thls not be achlevad (through refurbishm¢nl or 8hort tem l•¢k of demand) rè8•rves are
requlred to covar th8 shortrall in incom¢.
Should the shualon arise wh?reby Quebec Hal should d05e as a residenllal home for the eldety. It
is the wish of the trustees that adequate reserves be h81d to allow thè Home to operate foT sufficient time for our
r¢8idenis io find Suitabl8 4llematNe accommodation. In view of the frailty ol some residents, thls could run Into 8
pariod of month8.

QUEBEC HALL
TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTOR'S REPORT) (CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUAR Y2025
In order to meet the rf¥ks outlined above, th¢ tru6tses consider that unr•5tricted ￿selveS of 3 months expenditurts
should be held. The expenditure for the financial year ending 28102125 is kjoked at and the budget for 2025120281$
tsken into acGount at £1.130,003. Tbe equivalent unrestricted reseN•s 18vel wa6 6et at £282k.
The vnfeslricted reserve5 of Quebec Hall are rAJrrenlty hlgher than thls. Our fin8ndal position, induding ojrrent
b8nk balances, is a fixed 89enda topic at monthly mèetings of trustees and management. It 16 understood that we
wlll work to keep the re3erve¥ lo thls level durlng 202612026.
This policy is reviewed annualty and amended as clr¢umstanceB May dlctate. Free reBerve8 al tho and of th8 year
lotalled £310,43112024'. £312,1 S91
1118 not the Inten￿On ol the truBlee¥ to hold Restrfcted Reservè6 Other than lor any ipodfi¢ project Inormalty buildlng
works), whlch may be envisaged. Oncè 8ny such proled 18 authorised, tt would be lrnplemenled ￿ qulcty 88
P035lble gnd the need lor Rgsthcted R8Berves removed.
InvestmenlpoliGy
In 8¢cord8nee with the current Investment pollcy, any fund8 hold, Includlng 811 or part of the re88rves, whl¢h 8ra not
requlr•d In the Immedlale future, y proportlon May be pul Into a hlgher inleresl bèafing bank account.
Th•8e funds mu#l'.
bè of mlnimal rfsk lo the c8pRAI Inve8led',
not be Invesled lor extended perfods whlth would •lthar prevent a¢¢•$i to the funds 8hould th¢y be
rèqulred 818hort notice, Of result in subslantlal lo¥$ •rt$lng from earty do8ure ol the account,. and
be revlewed bl lèast annually.
cu￿ent interest r8t8É hove come down Agaln dudng Ihe year and ¥r• lower than the pr•vlous year, thè 1088 of
Interest conllnu¢s to affect our income in comparison wtth earfier ye•r$. Th8 trustee¥ wlll ¢onlnue to endeavour lo
Identify h￿h￿r intare&t4Jearing a¢count& where they are available.
Pl•ng fortutur• p•rfod•
The TruBlees VAII contlnue wlth the prin¢lpal obledve of pmvidlng hlgh standard a￿0mm0d8trOn and ¢ar¢ In
Christlan enwronment al afft)rdabl¢ c08t to all the re$ldan18 of Quebec Hall. The Tw$te88 plan lo conllnue their
programme of Tefurblshing the bungalows and ongolng malntanance lo the h81188 and when nece88ary.
W• had an ErwSronmnt•l H¢glth Officer vlBIt In J8nuary 2024 was 8w8rd8d the highesl 8cw of 5, we have
dedded lo ensur• that we conunue our PTogr8mm• ol renewalj 48 8nd when required.
Due to mon1è8 Spent as 6tated above durtng 2024125 and what 1$ planned above, we look to contlnue to con$ollilate
financ#$ durlng 202Y26, wllh our usual malnlenance PTogr8mrne and not plan, B8 yel any other slgnlficant
expenditure. We have decad8d to put on hold any plan$ for a proposed 3 new room5 with ensuite5 BS Indicated on
la$t year's report. Plan¥ lo implement are increa5ingty dlfflcull to attaln at pr¢s¢nt. Trustees will look at All cosbn95
Ind wlll declde wh8t to do at 8 fulure date. Costs spent to date on W0￿￿n9 up plans and submitting tolal over
£8,500. The finan¢lal viabllty of Quebec Hall depends largety upon malntalnlng hlgh level8 ol Income by optirnising
maximum 0rxup9n￿ levels. In addltlon, wè are a￿ayS very gralelul for any donalirms and giants that may be
received.
struetur•> governanc• and mon•g•m•nt
The cornpany operates as a Charl￿ble tJust, registered wrth the Chority Commission on 3 December 1967 under
registration number 251535. 11,8 Gtsveming docurnenl., Memorandum and Articl85 of Assoaauon incorporated 2nd
Juty 196S as amended on the 15th September 1967, 19th October 1991, 20 Juty 2006 and 30 November 2007 a8
arnended by Speri81 Resolution dated 28 January 2020. The Trustees will glve consideration lo the possibilty of
Quebec Hall becomlng a 'Charttable Incorporated OrganiBation' when the final delai18 regarding this structure are
announced.

QUEBEC HALL
TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTOR'S REPORT) (CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUAR Y 2025
The Iwslees, vtho are al80 Ihg dlrectors for the purpose of company law, and served duiing thts year and up to
thè date of signature of the fingnryal statements wère..
Mr S Raad
MrA Bash
Mlss D Ashton
Mr C Lambert
Mr N Mrtchell
Mr R A Cr8ckntrll
IR6slgn•d 23 Decefflber 20241
(Reslgned 23 September 2024
(Appointed 24 March 20251
Recruitment ond appoinlmenl of trusle6s
Addmlonal Tru$lee$ are appolnted by in￿le￿on from th08e Tru8lee8 In offlce. The Trusle0s 8rn nornSngted foi
electlon because of the ski115, expert16& and knowledge that they can b￿ng to guldlng the tharity to fulfil tts
objective8, 109olher wlth having an actlv¢ interest in the pollde3 beliefs of all thoBe currently Invofved In the Hall
and malntsinlng a strong Chrlstlan •thoa.
Pdor to appolntrnent. all pro$pe¢tNe Trvstee8 meet lo dlscuB8 811 a8pect6 ol the Charlty with the tslh•r
TrusteeB and senlof management. In addition Ih¥y are glven a lour of Ihe Hall and bungalow complex. We belleve It
1$ important that they are fully aware of the Chgrfty and itB work, prtor to taking on the Tespon$lbi1Sty of a Trustee.
On 8ppolntm8nl Tru8tee8 ore provlded ￿th coples of..
- The charrty's govÈrnlny Memor8ndum and Artlde8 ofA8￿cla10n'.
The latest accounts DI the ch8rlty;
Charity Commisslon guidance noles CC3-'The E88ential Tru8tee'; And
The latest Care Quallty Comrnlsslon ICQCI report on the Homè.
In addl￿On, Tru8tee$ ore èncouraged to read Charfty Commlsslon and othèr n•wsletter8 and lo att•nd cKJur5e8
d¢8lgned to keep them 8br•88t of thelr dulle8 and responsibilitles.
Qualifying Ihlrd p8rtyind8mnily pmvislt)nS
Al th¢ onnu81 general m?ollng, on8 thlrd of the Trustees In office are required to resign and may off•r th&mselves
for reolection il Ihty hove Servad a temi ol ffiv• yèars. In accordance vthth the Artldes of A860U8tlon, there belng
one Be￿Ing five yoars or mora, Mr S. Read w88 r•8ppolnted.
None of the TrugteeB have any benetl¢181 Interest In the company. All of the Twslee8 are m8mbers of the compg1)y
and guarantee to contribute £1 in th* •v•nt of a windbng up.
Org8nlsBlional structu
The company's affalrs are administered by the Trustees who m••t monthty wi¢h senlor management. On ¥ rotA
ba815 811 trustees conduct a Regulatlon 26 Snspectlon each month and make a lormal report on their findlngs.
Trusl88s take Christian service&. vislt to Sha￿ fellowship wKh rosldents in both home and bungalows. 8upport and
055151 management and stsff, and whenever possible support the activltles and ovents of the home. They also take
responsibility for ortgoing malntenoncelTefvrbishm&nl as Identified by managemenl and with the help of
management identfy and plan ahead lor replacement and renewal Of•￿3£ around Ihe complex.
The dpy to day matters and gener81 running of Ihe H811 are deleoated to the Tw8t'$ 8•nlor management bebng Klark
Woodgett, responsible for the finance, Offi￿ and fabric ofth8 8State, and David Woo¢Jgett. responsible for managing
the care staff and all r¢sidgntial care. They both kèep Trustees fulty inf¢xmed (Trl Ihe matters of the charity. although It
Is the TTUStee3 who make 011 the major dedslons.
The remuneration of both memb&rs 01 stsff is d18CU88ed and dedded by the Tw$leos and is ba8ed on their
responslbilhles and the rn81k￿ rgt•s prevailing.

QUEBEC HALL
TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTOR'S REPORT) (CONTINUED}
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUAR Y 2025
Durfng the year 2024, Karen Verllg8n retired from her posltion a5 Registsred Care Manager and wlshed to slay on
at Quebec Hall as a careT. Our Deputy, David Woodgett, became Registered ca￿ Manager Irom first July 2024 and
io registered with CQC. Lynda Watkinson, who was a Supervisoi, w95 promoted to Deputy Care Manager.
The Trustee8 a¢knovAedge the Charity Commlssion's requlrements for them lo undertake a review of the major
Tlsks lo which ihe charity is exp06ed. An ift-depth anatysis of these risks Is conducted each year and where
necessary, action is taken to minimise them, Ihl$ was last conductgd on ITh February 202S. Trust8•s have regular
monlhty meeting8 where al fin8n¢e$ are reviewed in detail as well consldering the deleth.on of fraud and other
IrTegularfUes.
Th18 past year ha3 onc8 again pr86enled rnplor challenges for Bll Invo￿ed wllh Quebe¢ Hal even though the
pandernic W8A 898ln receding and am re¥ldenls and staff h8vlng had yet another booster vacunalion; Management,
8upeN80rs, car•rg. Indeed all staff, h8v8 worked ￿relesSlY lo kèep residenls 83 safe gs po3glble.
Induction 8nd Ir8inlng DllrtJs188S
The follo%￿n9 hsks contlnue to remaln th068 vthkh we conslder to b• Ihe mo81 slynhkant..
- Room l Bungalow occupancy
OUT oblectlve is to PTovlde accommodation and care for the elderty Chrf$tSans at rale8 sub8tantlo1ty below IhoÈe In
the commercial 8ectOT. Th1$ Is very dependent upon malntalnlng hlgh leve18 01 room occjjpancy. Word of mouth
recommendallon$ 9nd s818Ctlve advertising 18 eurrenlty a¢hieving thi8. currenty have heallhy waltlng Ilsl8 for
both the Home and bvngalow8.
We 8re ple88ed to Be• Ihat there 18 no dlffetentlal be￿een Quebec H811 Fee Tales and tho88 of Norfolk County
Councll. 80th belng About tha some.
Di8a¥ter racovery and plannlng
Queboc Hau is an old Grade 11 Ilsted buSlding and 18 vulnerable to polenllally 8erlou8 8tructur81 problems. Problems
wllh the roof., lrft and he8llng sygt•m5 etc. woul¢J hav¢ g major Impacl upon day-to4ay aclivltles. To minimi$e th18
rlsk. malntenanco ¢ontractG are in place lo id8ntsfy ond deal with gny such problems 88 qulckly as pos¥lbl¢. Th18
0130 involve3 yearly sile inspection8. Any work9 required ore recordgd onto malnlen8nca sheets for action In pricfflty
order. In addlllon, the buildlngs are well covered ty In3urance pollcS81.
R&mun¢rntion poh'Gy
Heath & Safety rfsk8 to Reslden18
Becau$tr tsl Ihelr age, many of the r¢¥idents of bolh Hall 8nd bungalow& arè fr•ll gnd face deterlor8tlng health. The
8tsff m8ke every effort lo 8s&lst the regldenls where needed and Tnlnimise accidenls. The rharty 8180 ha8 strong
Ilnks wlth local heJtth pracllloners, CouncAI inBPgclors and the Care Qu311ty Commisslon ICQCI.
Loss ol key 8lAff
The Trustee$ wcognlse the enormous contdbulon that the $tsff make8 to the op&ratlon of Ihe tharity. Ev¢ry effort IB
made to m8Sntaln CAJntlnuty and motlvatlon of Staff, through tralning and Invo￿ement in decl8lon maklng etc. VV•
have re¢rulled nine new staff durtng the year.
In add￿On to this annual 8natysls, the Gener81 Mangger of Quebec Hall Is con5t8ntly revfj8¥￿ng ihe oper8llonal r15k$
faced by the ch8rlty and reports any potential problern area5 to the Trustees al th¢lr monlhly rneeling. Because of
the nature (rf the Hall's acilvities. the Chgrfty must cornpty wth various se15 of regulatlon5. whlch ar8 ￿gUlarlY
rnonilored by the responsible org8nlsats"on. The Care Quality Commbssion Icaci, Norfolk County Council, Fire
Sèrvlce. District Council He8llh and Safety, and Environmental Health all carry (￿t rouune Inspecllons. Any issu&5
raised a￿ dealt vthh promplly.
Avdltor
In aCcOrdanr￿ ￿th the companvs articles, a resolution PToposinB that Caladlne LlmKèd be reappolnted a¥ 8udltOT of
the COTnpany w511 be put at a General Meetlng.

QUEBEC HALL
TRUSTEES REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTOR'S REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FE8RUARY2026
Dl•closur• of Infomatlon to audltor
Each ol th8 tru$teès has confirmed that Ihero 19 no InlotmaiioTh of whloh Ihgy arè awAr8 vA*h 1$ relevant lo th
udit but ol whlch tho 8udltor 18 unaware. They havo furth8r conf med thet Ih8y have tak￿ 8pproprlato stsps to
Identify wch I8￿vant Inlormalion ond to o¥tabU$h that the audltor18 #ware of such InfomiA￿ofj.
Ttt6 knustw•' report appTov•d by lh• Board ofTru8ts9¢.
PAr
Tru•t••

QUEBEC HALL
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEE3' RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2025
The tnJ8tets8, who are 8180 the dSrector¥ of Quebec Hall for the purpose of crynpany law, are re8ponslble for
preparing the TTUSt8es' Report and the financial statements In Aceordance with appllc8b￿lOW and United Klngd¢Nn
Accounting Standards (United Klngdom Generalty Accepte<l A￿ountIng Practs'ce).
Cornpany Iw require8 the trustees to prepare )In8nd818tatement8 for each financlal year whlch give a true and fair
vlew of the state of affair8 of the charity and of the Incomlng resources and application of resources. Including the
Income and expenditure, of the charital￿e company for th8t year.
In p￿parfng Ihese finonao18tatemenl8, thts trustees are requlrtd to..
seled suitsble accounting pollcles and then apply them conslstsntty.,
- ob8erye lh• methods and prfndpl85 in Ihe Charlties SORP..
make judgements and esb"m8tey that are reasonable and prudent..
stsle vthether appllcable UK Accountlng Standards have been followed. 8ubjed to any m8terig1 departure
dlsclosed and explaln¢d In the financial 5t8lements'. and
prepare the flngnc4818t8tement8 on th8 going ¢oncem basiB unl•s$ It Is Inapproprijts to prosume that the charfty
11 continu¢ In oporatlon.
The tN8taos are r8sponBlble lor k18pln9 adequate 9¢￿￿nIng record8 Ihal dlsd08e ￿th rea￿Dabl& gccurgcy at
ony tlme the financial p0s￿n ofthe charity and en8bl• them to en8ure that the flnandal 6ts1om¢nt8 compty with the
Companles Act 2008. Th¢y Ore also re6POll8lble for safeguarding the 88sets of the charny ond hence lor taklng
reasonable stèps lor the prevenllon and dele¢llon olfraud and olh•r Irregularttl86.

QUEBEC HALL
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
TO THE MEMBERS OF QUEBEC HALL
Oplnlon
We have èudtièd the finandal statements of Quebec Ho11 (the 'tharty'l for the year ended 28 February 2025 whleh
comprlsts the statement of finanaal actNiiie8, th¢ bAlance sheet, the statement of ca3h fiows and noies to the
finan¢l81 statements, Induding slgnificant accounllng poll￿85. The ffnandal ￿pOrting framework th81 ha$ been
applled In their preparatfion Is applicable law and United Klngdom Accounting Standards, induding Flnanclal
Rèporfin9 Standard 102 The Fin8ncial Reportlng Standard 8pplic8blg in th& UK and Republic of Ir81and (United
Klngdom General￿ Acc•pted Accounting Pracucel.
In our oplnion, th8 finanual statements..
give a inje and falr ￿•W of the state of the ¢harliable corry)anlÈ gffair8 as al 28 February 2025 and ol Its
Incoming resoufces and opplicatlon of resourcas, Indudlng Income and 8xpendilure, for Ihtr year then
ended.,
have b•en property prepar•d In accordance wllh Unlted Kingdom Genernlly Accepted Aecounllng Pra￿￿.,
•nd
hav? b•èn prep8red in accordance wilh the requlrem•nts of the Compenle$ Act 2008.
8a•l• tor oplnlon
We conducted OUT audtt In accordance vhth Int8matlonal StandardB on Audlung (UK) IISAS IUKII 8nd 8FvlicaLle
law. Our reBponslblllllo8 under those 8tsndards are further described in the Auiyilofs responslbilitles for the audit of
the fin8nci81 statements 8ection of our report. Vve are independent of th4) charity in accordance wrth the ethi¢al
requlrements thal are relevant lo our audit of Ihtr ffnana81 Btalements In the UK, Includln9 Ihe FRC'8 Ethl¢al
Standard, and we have fvlfilled our other eththl f•8pon8lbllltles In accordancA ￿th Ihes¢ requirements. Wt believe
that tha &udR evldence wo hove obtalnedls ¥ufflck8nt and appropriat• to provlde B bpsl$ for our oplnlon.
Conelu•lon• r•l•tlng to golng conc•m
In audltln9 the flnandal $18lamanl8. we have concluded that the Iw3t••B' U88 01 th• golng concpm bas1$ of
ounting In the preparatlon of the finand81 Blalemenls Is 8pproprl¥t8.
Based on the work we have perfomi•d, we have not Id•nllfl•d any materlal uncertaInt￿O f￿alIng to events or
condbtlons that, Indlvidualty or colle¢tiv•ty, may ca&1 signfflcant doubl on Ihe ¢harity's abilty to contlnue a8 B g￿n9
concem for a porfod of al least month6 from when the financlal statements afe auth¢ri88d for i86ue.
Our respon8lbilities and th¢ rnspon8lbiliUe8 of Ihe tru8tee8 ￿th r¢$p¢ci 10 9olng conc8m are described In the
r•f•v8nt seclloTrF ol th1$ report.
Other Inform*tlon
The olhor Inlormatlon compris88 the Information Indudad In the annual Teport other Ih8n the finand818lal¢ments
nd our audrtorfs report thereon. The truste8B are rasponslble for ihe other Information conlained within th¢ annual
rgport. Our opinlon on th8 flnanaal 8talements does not cover th¢ other infonnatlon gnd. except lo the extenl
otheNAse expwcmy Slated in our repDrt. we do not expr888 Any lo￿ of 8Asurance conclusion thereon. Ouw
responslbilty is lo r•8d the olher Infomatlon and, in doing so. consider whelhgr the other informatlon is materially
Inconsi61enl ¥￿th the financial stslefflents or our knowledge obtalned in the course ol the audil. or otherw15e app8ar$
to be m8terfAty misstated. If wè Identlfy such materfal inconsistencies or apparent rnalerial misstatements, we are
quired to delermine whelh¢r this gives rise lo a rnaterial mlsSt8lement In the finantyal st8t&menls theM&8￿&S. If,
based on the work we have perfomed. wt conclude that there 18 a materfal rnis¥tat¢ment of thi5 Other infomiation,
w8 are requlred lo report thgt laci.
We have nolhlng to roport In this regard.
Oplnlons on other matter• pro$¢rfb•d by the Compan1•• Act 2006
In our opinion, based on the work undertaken in the cour¥B of DUI audit..
the infomialion 9N•n In the trv5tee8' report for the finon¢ial year for which the flnanual 3tstements are
prepar?d, which Indudes the directors, report prepared foi the purp08es of company law, is conslstent with the
fin8n¢lal stOtements,' and
the dlre¢tors' r￿ort included within th¢ trustees. report has been prepared in accordance wf(h ¥ppllc8ble legal
requir¢m8nls.

QUEBEC HALL
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT ICONTINUED)
TO THE MEMBERS OF QUEBEC HALL
Matters on wthl¢h we requlred to r•port by •xc•ptlon
In the Ilght ol the knO￿edge and understanding of Ihe charity and rts environment obtained in the ¢ourse of the
audm. wg have not Idtnvfl•d material mis61atèments in the dlre¢tors' report included wthin the Irust8&$' r8porL
We have nothing lo report In respect of the followtng m8tters In relation lo whth the Companies Ad 2008 requlre8
s to report to you 11. in our opinion..
Bdequate accounling r•eords have not been kept. or return8 adequate for our 8udlt have not b••n received
from branches not vl$lted by us,. or
the financjal statements arg not In agreeTr￿n1 wmh the accountlng racords and retums.. or
eertaln disdo3ur88 of trustee8' remuner81ion speclfied by law are not made.,
we have not received 811 the Infomiaticfi and gxplonatlon3 we roqulra for our audtt., or
th& ITuslee$ were not entthed to prepare ihe finanrl81 statements In 8¢¢0rtlance ￿th Ihg $mall coryanl*$
regime and take advantage of the sm811 companl?$' exemptions in pr￿arfng the truil•es' report and from th•
Tequlioment to prepartr a strategic report.
Re•pon•lblllile• ol tru•t•••
AS explBin8d more fulty In the slat•m8nl of Iwst•ts' rèspon8lbllitleB, thè Iru8t8e8, who gr• also the dwtctors ol the
charty for the PUTPOSe of company law. are responslble for the preparallon of the financlal statement8 and for being
8Jtlsfl•d Ihal they give 8 true and falr view, and for such Intemal control as the tru$lee8 deteTmlne Is nacessary to
•nabl8 the preparation of ffin8nclal statements that are Irge from malerlal mi6818l¢ment, whether du• to fraud or
•rror. In prep8rfng the flnandal s18l¢ment8, the ITuslè8s are re8ponsibl8 lor a68es81ng Ihe charlty'8 8bllty lo
conllnue a$ • golng concem, disclosing, a5 applicable. matters related to golng concgm and uslng the 9olng
concem b#818 of accounllng unless the truste96 èlther inlend to liquldate the charltsble cornpany or to cease
operaUon$. or have no Teallstk alternative bul to do so.
AudIt0￿• r••pon•lbllrtl•• for the •udlt ol th• flnanclal •t•lem•nts
Our obl8￿4¥eS are to obtaln ￿8S0n8b1e assurance about whether the Ilnanc¢al stalem•nts 08 a wholg froe froffl
materlal mis&¢8ternenl, whether due to fraud or error, and Its 1$8ue an 8udltof $ r•port thal includes our oplnicii.
R•asonoble 85surnnco Is a hlgh level of assurance but is nijt a guarantee that on audit condu¢t•d In accordance
￿￿th ISA8 IUKI wlll a￿4¥4y8 detect • materfal mls8t8lem8nt when It e￿818. MlsBtatementS ¢8n arise from fraud or
error and Are con8ldered materi81 If, Indlvldually or In the aggwale, thgy could reasonobty be expected to Influence
the economlc deci8lon8 ol user$ leken on the b¥81$ of theBe finand81 $tgtsm8nl8.
Th• •xt•nt to vthlch th• iudlt wa• con•ld•r•d eap•ble of d•t•cilng Irregul•rltl8• Includlng tr•ud
Our approach lo IdentKylng and a38e3slng the d8ks of malerfal mlsslalemenl in respect of irregularfti•s, Includlng
fraud and non-￿MplIaTrce with laws and regulallons, w85 8$ follows..
the engagement parther ansured that the engggement team ¢OlbeC￿vety hod tho approprlale comp¢lence,
¢8pabllrties and skills to Idenfr'fy or recognlse non-compllon¢¢ wNh applicabl8 IBWS ond regulation$',
• we Idenlffied the Igws and regulallons appllcable to the chadty through disCUS5ions wlh trustees, and from
our commercial kn￿￿edge and experlence of Ihe chanty secior.,
we focused on specfft laws and regulations whith we consldered mgy have 8 direct materfal effect on the
nancial slalements or the opèratlons of the Cha￿ty, induding the Companies Act 20C6. Charitles Act 2011,
ernployment legis181ion and heohh and sod81 ￿re..
we ossessed the extant of complian¢¢ with the laws and reguletions identffled above through makjng
•nquiries ol man8gewnent and inspecting legal COTre8pondence', and
IdenttTred laws and regulallons w8re communicat¢d withln the audit team regularty and the team remained
alert lo Instances of non-compliance throughout the audh.
a¥sp$$ed the su5ceptibilty of the charty's financi81 st8ternents lo materf81 mi83latem8nt, Induding obtslning an
understanding of how fr¥ud mlght occur, by..
m8klng enquiries of management as to vthere they considgred there wa8 5U5ceptlbility to fraud, their
knowledge of actual, wspected and alle9ed fraud.. and
considering Ihe intemal contro15 in ploce to mitigatè rlsks of fraud and non-cornpliancè laws and
regulations.
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QUEBEC HALL
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE MEMBERS OF QUEBEC HALL
Audlt mpon8e to rl8k8 Id•nOfl•d
To address the risk offraud through management blas ond ovethdg of controls, we..
performed 8natytical procedures lo Identify any unu$ual or unexpected relollon5hip8-
lesled jDumal enlries to idgnlfy unusual transa¢tlons'.
assessed whether judg•ments and as8umptions made In detemilnlng the 8¢¢ountlng e811mal•s were
ndi¢gtive ol potentlBI bl8s,' and
Investlgated the rallonale behind signifieanl or unusual tran$aellons.
In ￿sponse to the rfsk of Irregvlarftles and n0fvc0mp1￿DCt wllh laws and raoulallonB, we deslgned ￿￿edureS
whlch included, bul were not limited lo..
agre•lng ffinandal statement d19c103ure8 to undgtylng 8upporUng do¢um8nt811on;
Te¥ding the mlnute8 of me•tlngs of those tharged vlth gov8rnan¢e',
•nqulring ol manag¢m¢nt as to actu818nd potentl81 IrtSgatSon ond clalms., and
revievAng corrcwondence wlth HMRC and relevani regulgtors
There are inh8fent limttatlons in our audrt procedu￿8 described abo¥g. The rnore r•movad thal Igws and
regulatlon$ 8re from flnanclal Ir8nsacllon5, the loss Ilkety it Is that we would become oware of non-compllance.
Audbtlng standards also limit the audit procedure$ requlred lo idenlty non-compllancg with law5 and re9u18tion6 10
enqulry of the tru6tee8 and olhar rnan8gemenl and the in8pection of regulatory and legal corre8pondenc6, sf ony.
Material mls818l•mant8 that arfse due lo fraud can be h¥rd•r to detect than Ihow that arise from •rTOT a8 thw n)ay
Involve dellber8t8 concealment or collusion.
A fvrth¢r descrlptlon of our r•8pon8lbllKleB 58 avall•ble on the Flnandal Reportyng Councll'8 webBlt• at.. httpB.'II
¥ww.frc.org.ukJaudllorAf•8ponslbllltles. Th58 desulptlon forms part of our 8udllorfs raport.
Mr Colln Jarn•s D•d•w•ll FCCA IS•nlor Ststytory Audltor)
for and on b•haW of C•l•dlne Llmlt•d
..Q$.l.0S12025
Chart•rnd C•rtllled Accountsnts
Statutory Audltor
ChBntry Hou8e
22 Upperton Road
E8Stbourne
East Sussex
BN211BF
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QUEBEC HALL
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY2025
Unr•$trfctod Unrnstrlcte<l
lund•
fvnd•
g•neral daslgnated
2025
2025
Total UnveBtrlcted Unre8trict•O
fund•
lunds
gen•ral dMlgnat•d
2024
2024
Total
2028
2024
Note•
Incom• and •ndoMn•nts from,.
Donations and legades
Charftab18 ?¢IN￿e8
Investment6
Other Income
8,359
1.138,780
5,914
5,000
6,358
1,138,780
5,914
5,000
5,789
1,036,595
5.269
5,000
5.789
1,036,595
5,289
5.000
Tot•1 Incom•
1,156.053
1.158.053
1,052.653
1,052,853
Expendlture on:
Cherilable 8Ctlvitles
Other exp•ndltur•
1,157,781
65,559 1,223,340
1,113,581
649
66,$06 1.180,087
12
Tot•1 exp•ndliur•
1,157,781
65,559 1.223,340
1,114.230
88,508
1,180.738
Not exp•ndltur•
11,7281
165,5591
167.28n
181,577)
168,5081 1128.0831
TrAnsfars between
funds
19,8501
9.850
Not movem•nt In
fund•
11,728)
165,5591
167,2871
171,427)
156,6561 (128.0831
Recon¢lllAtlon of lund*:
Fund balances at 29 February
2024
312,159 3,849.256 4.181,415
383,588 3,905,912 4,289.498
Fund b•l•n¢•• •t 28 Febru•ry
2026
310,431 3.783,897 4,094,128
312.1 $9 3,849,256 4,181,415
The ¥181oment of financi818ctivitles indudes 811 galns and losseB recognlsad In the year. All Income and ?xp&ndlture
derfve from contsnulng aCt6vltles.
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QUEBEC HALL
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 28 FEBRUARY 2020
2025
2024
Flx•d a•••ts
TangSbh aseèts
Invgstm8nt8
3,849,256
51.247
14
3.783.697
104.102
3,887,800
3.W)O,S03
Currnnt a••ot•
Dobtorn
Caoh at bank And In hand
18
24,976
222,110
24.tyJO
277,218
247,086
301.218
Cr•dltor•'. amount• tslllng du• wlthln
OM y••f
17
40,767
206,328
260,912
Nol cimnt awt•
Tot•1 A•••ts IM• ¢urr•nl Il•bllltb••
4.OB4,128
4,161,415
Th• fvnd• ofth• ch•rlty
Unr•8lrieled fund8- gen•r
UnreslTi*ed lundg- de8Sgn¥lad
310,431
3.783,897
312.159
3.849,258
19
4.¢)94,128
4,161,415
Th• finandAI •t&t•m•nts approv•d by thg tru8te•8 on....
MrSR?3
TN•t••
Cornpany reg18tratkJn nurnber C4)853450 (Erya￿nd and W•l•Jl
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QUEBEC HALL
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY2025
202S
2024
Cash flo￿ fr¢m oper•tlng actlvltl•
Cash abSo￿ed by oPera￿On$
18,1641
187,9n)
Inv&stlng •cdvlti
Purchase of tangible fixed a￿ets
Pur¢h85e of Investments
Pro¢e8ds from disposal Df Invastment8
Inv•8tmenl Incom• fecelved
(10.4981
152.8561
151,2471
5,289
5.914
Not c••h u••d In Inv••tlng *ctlvltl•B
146.9421
156,476)
N•t d•cr•4•• In ¢••h and Ga•h •qulv•l•nt•
155,1081
1124.4531
Cash and cgth equlvalents 8t beglnnlng of year
277,216
401.a89
Cuh •nd ¢•¥h •qulv•l•nts at •nd of y￿1
222,110
277,218
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2025
A¢countlny pollc5e•
coM￿nY Information
Quebec Hall Is a private company Ilmfted by guarnnlge In￿rpOrated England and Wale5. The reglstered
office is Queb9¢ Rood. Oereharn, Norfolk, NR19 2QY.Qu8bec Hall, Easl Dereham, Norfolk, NR19 2QY.
1.1 Accounllng ¢onventlon
The financial Ststements have been prepared In accordance with Ihe charitys governing document, the
CompanleB Act 2006. FRS 102 "Tha Financial Repoth"ng Standard appllcable In the UK and Republlc Of
Ireland. fFRS 102.1 and the Charities SORP 'Accountlng and Reporting by Chanb"es.' Statement of
Recommended Practice appllcable lo ch8ritie8 prèparing Iheir 8c¢ounts in accothnce with the Fln8ndg1
R8POrting Standard appllcable in the UK and Republlc of Ireland IFRS 102)" {effectlve 1 January 20191. The
charity 18 a Public Btn¢llt Enuty 88 deflned by FRS 102.
The flnanrial ¥1olements are prep8rsd In sterting, uthich 1$ the lunction81 cuffency of th• ¢h8rfty. Monetary
amounts in these flnancial statements are rounded lo Ihe neare31 £.
The flnandal stalernenls have b••n prepared und8r the hlstorfcal Mst convenllon. Th• prfnclpal 8¢counfjng
policles adopled are let below.
1.2 Golng coneom
Al thè Ilme of approvlng lh& flnandal 5talemen18, the trvstee8 have a reasonable ¢xpectsUon that th8 charity
ha$ adequate ro$ourc•8 to conllnue in cf)ergllonal exl8len¢8 for the foreseeable fu1u￿. Thui the trustee
continue to adopt the going concern ba$ls of accounting In preparing the finandal statements.
1.3 Ch•rlt•ble fundl
Unre61rlcled funds are avallabl• for use al the dlscrellon of the* truitee8 In furthèrance of thelr ch8rrtoble
objecllv88. Some fund¥ h•v& b••n rfngfenced a• deslgnaled lundB by the trustees.
1.4 Incom•
Income IB ro¢ognlsed when the charlty 1$ legally enlllled to It after any perfom8nc8 cond1￿0￿9 hav• b8en met,
the amounts ¢an be meaBured rel18b￿, and It is Probabl¢ that Income will b• received.
Cash donation$ ore Tecogniged on ￿￿1P1. Olher donatlon8 ore recognised (￿Ce the charity has been notffied
ol the donplion. unless performance condltionB require deferral of the amount. In¢orne t8x recoverable
relation lo donation8 ￿ceiVed under Gfft or deed8 of covenant 18 ￿cOgnISed at the tim• of the donats'on.
Lagades are recognlsed on receipt or Othe￿ISe if the thaity h88 been noiffled of an impendlng dlstrlbution,
the amount 18 known, Bnd recelpt 1$ expected. If th8 gmount 18 not known. Ihe lego¢y Ss treated as
conllngent 88S8t.
Donated Bewvlc¢s and focllitleB are Included at thè value lo the charty wher• this can be quantrfbed.
Income from ch8rit8ble actlvthes represents resldentlal fees 8nd bungalow u>ntrfbuilons vthich aro fecogni5ed
when Te¢eivabl8. Wnere grants aig rece4ved towards this housing and residentl81 care, the grants. whèr8
entitlement 15 not conditional on the dellvery of spedflc performaneè by the chanty, are recognised when the
charity be￿rneS uncondition8lly enllued to th¢m. Incorning resources frorn grants, where relating to
p¢rformance and speafic delivery requliements, are a¢counted for 88 the ¢harlty eams tho right to
conslderation by Its perforniance.
Investment income Is wholly bank Intèrè9t generated and 1$ recognlsed in the SoFAwhen rec8wable.
TumoveT is recognised 8$ the fair value of the eonslderalion received or receivabb for goods and 5gr¥tcos
provided in the normal Course of busines5. and is shown net of any discounts.
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2025
Accountlng pollcle¥ Iconllnuèdl
1.5 Expenditure
All expenditure is In¢uTred In putsuit of the charty's objects as lald down In th8 Memofandum and Aftides of
A¥8o¢lalion and is rewgnlsed In the accounts wh•n payable. 11 includes IrreeoveT8ble VAT.
Chantable expenditure comprises that rolaled to provlding re51denlal ca￿. 11 indudes both dired cost¥ and
Support Costs relating to Such actiV￿aS. Support Costs are Ihose funclions th8t asslsl the deliverance of tha
charitable actlvrties and indude geneTg1 offlce costs, flnancg and governance costs.
Governance cost indude Iho8e Costs a880clated wlth meetlng the Btslutory requirement6 of th? rhgty and
Indud8 Its audit fees and costs Ilnked to the strn¢¢glc rnanagefflent of tha charlty.
Support co$18 end gov•mance co8ts ha￿ been allocaled wh¢4ty to the Residentl•l Car• 8Ctivty.
1.8 T•nglble Ilx•d •uets
ranglble fixed assets are in11181￿ measured al ¢08t and sub8equèndy masurnd at cost or valuatlon. net of
d&precl8tion and any impalrment10888S.
Oepreclatlon18 recognl8od Èo 88 to wrfte off thts cost or valuation of ass&ls1•8s thelr re8)dual Values over thelr
u$¢lul Ilves on the foll¢wing basl8'.
Frn•hold land and bulldlngs
Plant and machlnary
Flxtures, fittlngl and *qulpm•nt
Motor vehlcles
2% Stralght line on th• bulldlngs only
35 ye8rs Slralghl line
20% Reducing balanc•
25Y• Redyang balanc•
The g8ln or loss arising on Ihe d18po8al of gn a866t Is delemi5ned as the dMferenc8 tse￿een the sale pro¢egd$
and th¢ ¢8rylng value of the assel, And Is recognised in the statement ol finan¢ial 8CtIV￿eS.
Tanglble flxed as8ets are ¢aplt81188d If they Can ba used for more than one yoar and coyl at least £500.
1.7 Flx•d a•••t Inve•trn•nta
Fixed as8&1 Inv8Stments are Inlllalty me98uied at tran¥actlon prfce exduding trnnsactlon COBIS, and •r•
6ub66quontty measured at f•lr ¥alu& at each reportlng date. Change8 in falr volue are fecognls¢d In net
incomwlexpenditurel for the yeBr. Transactlon c0818 are expensed aB incurred.
1.8 Impolrment of fix•d as••t•
At each reporting end date, the charity 1ow•ws the carylng amounts of It8 Ihnglble asW8 to dete￿Ine
whetheT there is any Indlcation that those assets have Buffered an Impalrmenl kJs¥. If any suth indicpt)on
exists, the rècoverable amount of the 8$set Is ests'rnaled In ovder to determine the extent of Ihe impalrmenl
loss Of any).
1.9 Cash and ¢•$h •qul¥al•nt•
C8sh and cash equival¢nl$ include cash in hond, deposits held at ull wlth banks, olher short-term liquld
investments Wtth origlnal maturfties ol threè monlhs or less, and bank overdrafts. Bank overdrafts are shown
within bOrro￿ng$ In current liabilits'es. Fix¥d term dep0¥4ts held by banks are Shown As cuThent 88Sèt
investments.
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2025
Aecountlng poll¢les Icontlnuedl
1.10 Financi•l In#truments
The charity h3s elected to Appty the provlslons of Sectlon 11 '8•51¢ Fthandal In&tnJments' of FRS 102 to am of
rt8 flnancaal In8trum&nts. The charfty onty ha5 basic ffinanciBI instruments.
Financlgl Instruments are recognlsed In the charity's Stst8rn•nt of finanrAal poslllon when the charfty becorne8
paty to the Contractual provl$lon$ of the instrument.
Finandal assets and Ilabilities are offset. the net amounts pres8nted In the flnanclal statement8. when
there is 8 legally enforceable right lo set off the recognlsed amounts and there 16 an Intention to setue on ? net
b8818 or to r881188 the as8et and settl? the liability 8imultantou￿y.
B•$l¢ Ilnanethl •J8•t¥
Ba8lc flnand81 assets, whlch includa debtors and c88h and bank balances, Are inmially me88urod Ot
transaclion Pri￿ Includlng transaction costs and are subsequently carried al amortls•d c05t uslng the effective
inteie81 method unle53 th8 arrangament con8titut88 8 flnanclng transa¢tion, where the transaction 18
measured at the Present v&lu• of the future Tecelpts dl8counled al a market rate of InleTe81. Flnancl81 asBets
classified a8 recelvable ￿1h1n one year artr not amortl8ed.
B•8ic Iln•nrl•l Il•bllltl•8
Easlc finanaal li8bllitie8, Induding crediloTS and bank loanB are Inftlally recogn18ed al trans8don price unlo$1
the affangem8nt constltut66 a flnandng Iransactlon, wherts thè d•bl instrument 58 meAsured at the presant
value of Ihe lulure payments discounted al 8 market r&1• ￿ Intar88t. Flnand81118bllKles clas8lffed as payable
wlthln onè year are not amort18ed.
D•bt In8tTuments #ro 8ubs8quenlJy carrtad at ¥morf8ed cost, uBlng tho effecllve Inlefo8t f818 method.
Tr8de credltor$ are obllgations to pay for goods or 88rvlces th81 have been acqulrad kn the ordinary course of
opeT8llon$ from 8uppllers. Amount$ payable are classified as current li8bilitl¢$ ff payment IB duè wthln one
yeai or less. If not, they ¥r¢ prn8ented a8 norTr-curT8nt 118billtle5. TT8de cr¢dltors are recogn1￿d Inltialty al
tran$a¢14on prtce and 8ubsequ¢ntly measured at amortl$ed co81 using the effective intere81 method.
D•r•cognltlon of fin•n¢lal Ihbllltlg
Fln8ncl&l 118bilttleB are derecognls¢d when the ch8rfty'8 contractual obligolbns expire or are dlscharged or
Gqncelled.
1.11 Employ0• ben•fit•
The COBt of any unused holid8y entltlement IB recognlsed Sn the perfod In whlch the employee's servlces ar?
reCa￿ed, ifthese amount8 are considered material to the accounts.
Temiination b¢neflt6 are recognlsed immediatety as an exp¢n$e wh811 the ch#rty IB demon8trabty ¢omm4lted
lo lerminale the employment of an employee or to provide lemiination benefrts.
1.12 Retlrem•nt beneflts
Pension contribulons a￿ made into a d?fflned contrlbuuon rÉtlrament benerrt 8thgm¢s and are char9¢d as an
exptsnsè as the paymen18 fall dug.
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2026
CrStic•l •¢countlng e8tlm8ts¥ and Judg¢monts
In the applicatlon of the c*arity8 accountlng pollcte8. Ihe trustees are requlred to make jvdgements, estimate
nd 8$$umpilons aboul the carryln9 amount of pssets and liabilibes that are not readity apparent from other
ourees. The eS￿rnateS and assoaated assumplons are based on hlslorlcal exp8rfence and other factors Ihal
gra considered lo be Televgnt. Aclual re6ulls may d4ffer Irom these estimates.
The estimates and underlylng a38umpdon8 are revlewad on an ongolng b8818. R￿slOn6 lo o¢cwntlng
estimates are recognised In Ihe period in vthich the estimate is revised vtherg the revlsion affects only that
period, or In the period of the revlsion ond future pertods where the revislon affects both current And future
peilod8.
Incam• from don•tlon• And l•gacl
Unr••trlcted Unrutrleted
fund•
lund•
2025
2024
Oonallon# end grftfj
Other
6,108
251
4,145
1,644
6.359
5.789
Incom• from ¢harftabl• •ctlvlll
Income Iromlncom• from
rn8ldent•
Id•nts
2026
2024
Re8idential fees
Bungalow contrfbutlons
Lunch contrlbutloni
Other Income
840,980
274,405
11,013
12,382
753.743
259.887
10.682
12,303
1.138,780
1,036,595
An•ly•l• by fund
Unrestrlcted fund$- ggn&ral
1,138,780
1.036.595
Income Irom Inv••trnent
UnreJtrict•d Unrestrlctsd
funds
lunds
2025
2024
Interest receivoble
5,914
5,269
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2025
other In¢ome
Unre•trlcted Unrn•trletsd
funds
fund•
2025
2024
Other Income
5,000
5,000
Exp8ndltur• on ¢hrltDblg actlvltl••
R••ldéntlal
car•
Re￿den￿81
car•
2026
2024
Dlr•¢t eo•l•
staff co¥1¥
Deprec18tlon end Imp•Imi￿t
Food and other pfovl8lon8
Rales 8nd water
Insurance
Llght 8nd heat
Repaiis and renewals
Laundry 8nd deanlny
Advertl$lng
otor expense¥
st8ff tr81nlng
General expen￿$
Subscription8
Subconlracl labour
734,844
85,SSg
55,234
7,751
21,388
39,071
154.681
39.102
2,997
2,861
7,689
23,¢)63
4,577
3,952
862,828
86,5
51,723
10,635
19.848
37.815
182.e14
36,520
3,327
5,746
4,746
18,723
3,557
2.208
1,162,567
1,126.598
Share of iupport and gov•manc• costl {••• not• l)
Support
Governance
51,619
9,154
45.027
1,223,340
1.180.087
An•ly•l• by lund
Unr¢stricied funds- general
Unrestiict¢d funds- deslgnaled
1,157,781
85.559
1.113.581
86,508
1.223,340
1,180,087
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2025
Support ¢08ts 411ocat•d to actlvltl•s
2025
2024
Stsff costs
Offu supplles
Bookkeeping
Payroll cotsts
Bank charges
Govem4n¢e ¢o$ls
37,781
8,824
2,910
4.124
180
9.154
35,238
2,488
2,580
4,558
185
60,773
S3,491
Re81dentiBI cara
60.773
53,491
2025
2024
Gov•rn•nc? colts ¢omprl••:
Audll fee8
Accountancy
8.048
3.106
5,704
2,780
9,1S4
8,464
During the year payments wore mode to the 8udbtorn ol £8,03812024'. £5,760} lor audK Iervlcos and £2,910
12024.. £2,760> lor non4udlt servlce6.
Net mov•rn•nt In fund•
2026
2024
The movemnt In fund81s staled ofter charglngllcredlllngl..
F••8 payoble for the avd￿ oflhe charftys flnandal st8t&m8nts
Depreclatlon of ovmed tangible fixed Js8et8
Loss on dlsposal of tanglble fjx•d assels
6,048
65.559
5,704
88,506
10 Tru¥t•••
None of the trustee8 IOT 8ny p•r8ons connected whh thernl recelved any remvneratlon or benefi18 from the
chority durlng the year.
Dudng the year, and In the prevlou8 year. the charlty bought Trustee Lloblty In6vrance, the cost of which was
Included In the maln Insurance rentrwal eost.
The chBrlty was urKler the ¢ontrol of the Trustee5 throughout the year.

QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY2025
11 Employee8
The average monthty number of empwee$ durfng the y¢•r wa5..
2025
Numb•r
2024
Numb•r
Nurslng staff
Management
32
29
Total
38
33
Employment ¢o•t•
2026
2024
W4ge8 8nd salarte¥
SocS813•¢urity costs
Other pen8lon co¥1•
700,670
54,222
17,733
851.678
49,339
18.847
772,825
717,884
Remuntmllon pald lo key managem&nl per80nnel durfng lh• year w*s £99,37712024.' £93.9631.
There wer• no •mployee¥ who8• onnual r8Th￿neratIon w8s more than £60.000.
12 Oth•r •xpondlturn
Unr••trlded Unr••trletèd
nd•
fund
2025
2024
N￿103• on dl$po8al of tsnglble ffixed a$89ts
849
13 T•x•tlon
Tha charity is exempl from tsx on Income and galns lalllng withln Sadon 505 01 th8 Taxe8 Ad 1986 or sedon
252 of the TaxaUon of Chgrgeable Gains Ad 1992 to the extent that these are applied to Its charitabk oblecl8.
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUAR Y 2025
14 Tanglble flxed as•frts
Ff••hold l•nd
d bulldlnq¥
Plant and
mAEhln•ry
Flxture¥.
ng* •nd
•qulpm•nt
Motor
hl¢l&8
Toi•l
Co¥t
At 29 February 2024
4.257,529
175,582
40,453
12.SOO 4,488,064
At 28 February 2025
4,2S7,529
175.S82
40,453
12.500 4,488,064
D•pr•clatlon and Impalrm•nt
At 29 February 2024
Depreri8tlon tharg¢d In the year
587,433
58.784
35,118
5.017
22.144
3,662
12,115
636,808
65,559
At 28 February 2025
824,217
40,133
26.806
12,211
702,387
¢•rrylng •mount
Al 28 Febru8ry 202S
3,633,312
135,449
14.847
289 3,783,897
Al 28 February 2024
3,690,098
140,465
18,310
365 3.849,256
The freehold property at Quebec Road, Oereham was valugtj lo falr value at the data of 1 March 2014 a8 port
ol the tran$lts'on to FRS102 and Ihls vahjation ha5 been incorporat8d into the accounts 93 the deem•d co$t.
The valuation was carried out by A G Taylor FRICS Chartered Suwveyor on 29 September 2015 whlch put the
Hall and bungalows at a falr vglue, based on vacpnl p088888ion, 01 £4.255,000. The ortglnal hlstorlcal rAMt ol
Ihe property was £127,719.
I tangibl• flxod 8S8ets are for ¢h8rltabl• use othw th8n g imall quantlty of offlce eqvlpment U$8d In
8dmln181ralon.
15 Flx•d &*••t In¥￿tments
Unll•tsd
Inv•*tm•nts
Co81 or valu•tlon
Al 29 February 2024
Add￿On9
51,247
52,856
At 28 FebruBry 2025
104.103
Carrylng •rnount
Al 28 February 2025
104,103
At 28 February 2024
51,247
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY2025
16 O•btorn
2025
2024
Amounts falllng du• vAthln on? y•ar.
other debtor$
Pr¢paym8nts and a¢¢Ned income
332
24.843
519
23,481
24,975
24.000
17 Cr•dltor•: amounts f*lllng du• wlthln on• year
2028
2024
otherlaxatlon and Boclal ¥euJrlty
Tr9de creditor
Cxher ¢rgdilors
Accwval8 and deferr•d Incom•
12,482
3,307
15.181
9,787
13,078
2.445
15.596
9,187
40.757
40,304
18 R•llr•m•nt b•n•fft •ch•M••
2015
2024
D•fln•d eontrlbutlon •cham••
Chgrgo lo profit or lo$$ In r88pect of deffned ¢onlrfbutlon 8themeg
17,733
18,847
The charity oper8les a defined conlrtbullon panslon scheme for all quallfying employeos. The a388ts of tho
scheme are held 5&p8rately from those of Ihe charlty In en Independently admlnl8tered fund.
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY2025
19 UnTe•trlcted fund$- d••lgnatod
The unreÈlrfcted funds of1he charty Include thè follo￿ng designatad funds which h¥ve been set asfjde out of
unreslrtcted funds by the tnjstees for specific purp08e8'.
At29
Febru•ry 2024
R•90urc••
•xpended
Trnn•l•r•
At28
F•bruary 2025
Propety and Ca￿ts1 fund
Rev8lualon Reserve
272,279
3,576,977
10,5281
155.0311
261.751
3,521.948
3,849,256
165.5691
3,783.697
PMvlou• y•ar:
At 28 RMourc
F•bru•ry 2023
•xp•nd•d
Tr•n•f•rn
At28
F•bN•ry 2024
Pro￿Tty and Caplt81 fund
Revalua￿an R•88rve
273,905
3.632,007
{11,4761
155,0301
9,850
272,279
3,576,977
3,905,912
186,506)
9,850
3.849,258
The Prop¢rty and Capttal fund repreBentB the value of the ffixed a$￿11 held by the charlty whlch are n••d8d to
C8ry Out its charitable adlvlwes and a8 such rAnnot be readlly r¢allBed. The mov•ments In the d&$lgnated
fund are change8 vAthln flx8d 868etB whlch Indude8 depreci•tr'on and additlons.
20 Analy•l• of not ••••ts b•twe?n fund•
Unr••trlcted Unrn•trlcted
funds
fund•
g•nernl d￿l9￿•t•0
2025
2025
Tot•1
2025
At 28 F•bruory 2025..
Tangible a5s8ts
Invesknents
Currtnt 8898tsllllabllltiesl
3.783.897
3,783,897
104,103
208.328
104,103
206,328
310,431
3,783.697
4.094.128
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUAR Y 2025
20 Anoly8b8 01 not aM•ts b•tw••n lund• (con￿nued)
Unr•Jtrfeted Unre¥trlct•d
funds
fund¥
general d••lgnatsd
2024
2024
Tot•1
2024
At 28 F•bNary 2024:
Tangible 888ets
Inveslmenlg
Current a8setslOlabllMle•l
3,849,258
3,849,256
51.247
260,912
S1,247
260,912
312.159
3,849,258
4.161,415
21 Op•r•Ong l•a•• cornmllm•nts
Le••e•
Al th• rtrportlng end dale th• ¢harfty had outst8ndlng conwnttments for fulvre rnlnlmum lease paym•nl$ und8r
non-cancellable operallng lea8e3, whlch fall due 98 follows..
2028
2024
Wthln one year
8etsYa•n and fivo y68rn
9,288
17,370
9.288
26,3H
26,656
35,630
The lease payrn8nt8 mad• dudng the yoar were £11,03412024'. £11,482) ond th18 amount In Indud¢d wHhln
the relevant category of expenditu￿.
22 R•lat•d party tr•n•aellon•
Mr Mark ￿￿odge1t Is a member of the senior rn•nagemenl and e member of Ihe key m8na9emeni personnel.
His son. Mr David WoodBett. wgs employed by th& horne throughout the year. Mark Woodgett wo8 nol
nvofvad In the recruitm8nt or employment pro¢e8s of David, Davld was paid 81 market rate and the lob wa8
odv•rtl8•d. David did not r￿e1ve ary beneffts.
Mr Mark ￿lOdgett,3 wnother-in4aw and one of the IFu81￿3 are bungal¢)w r•8ldents bul af& bolng charged at
the nomial fosldentlal rate a6 8ppllèd to other residents.
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QUEBEC HALL
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY2025
23 Cash absorbed by op•ratlono
2026
2024
forthe year
187,2871
(128,083)
Adjustments for.
Investment Income recognlsed In 8t8ternent of financl81 octfvKie¥
IGalnlAoss on disposal ol tangible fixed assets
Depreoatlon and impairmonl 91 tangible fixed 8$8•ts
15,9141
IS.2691
85.559
68,506
Mov•m•nts Sn worfllng upltal:
Ilncreasel In d•btors
IncreaBelldecra•881 In credltOTS
19751
453
1858)
(922)
C••h •b•orb•d by op•r•tlon•
18.1841
167,9771
24 Analy•l• of ch•ng•• In net lund•
The ch8rty h*d no debt du￿n9 Iht ye¥.
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