Charity number 288015
The Nancy Bateman Charitable Trust
Trustees, Report and Accounts
S April 2024

The Nancv Bateman Charitable Trusi
Tru5tee5' Report and Accounts
Conients
Page
Reference and administration deiaiLs
Trustees, report
Independent audltor's report
Si#tement of Financi81 Actii'ities
Bwlanct sheei
Noies to tbe aCCOUDts
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The Nanev Bateman Charitable Trust .
Reference And Administration Detsils
Foutsder
Miss D.J. Baieman (died 16 tk¢¢mlxr ?O?l }
Trysiees
A.H. Isaac5
D.M. Val¢Diin¢
Auditor
Reza Samii Chan¢red A¢¢ounrant and Stswion. Auditor
5 Calico Ro
Planiarion l¥Trarf
Batler%a
London SWI 13YH
Bankers
Cater Allen Privaie Bank
9 Ne150n Street
Bradford BDI SAN
Investment managers
Ruffer LLP
80 Vicioria Streei
London SWIE 5JL
Principal addre&s
c,0 Begbies
Unit 14. Park Bam
Evegate Busine55 Park. Smeeth
Ashford fN25 6SX
Charit> registered number
288015

The Nanev Bateman Charitable Trust
Trustees, Report
ror tbe year ended S April 2024
The Trustees present their report and accounts for the l'ear ended i April ?014.
The Tnjstees eonfimi thai the Annual Report and acci)unts have been prepared in accordance Thith the
a¢couniing policies set OUL in Note I ￿ ihe acrouTrrs and compl!. m.ith the rharir) s governin
documell¢ The Charitie5 Aci ?01 l and Accouniing and Reporting b) Charities.. Statement of
Recommended Practice applicable io chariiies preparing their accounts in accordance M'ith the
Financial Reporting Stsndard FRS 10? applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland publi5h¢d on 16
Juli. 2014,
Structure• go)'ernance th#n4gtmeDt
The LhaiiD' ￿.￿% sei up b). the selllor, Miss Delia BaLents￿ by a Deed of Tnjst dated 5 Sep*mber
1973.
The s(aDJtoTr' po*'¢r of appoinunent of tru5tre5 applies th the settlement and is exercisable by the
present tnjstees.
When Tecruiiing new trnSl¢¢5 the ¢xi5ting tsvsiees look for individuals M'ith skills and experience
which are of value 10 the trusi. An). poiential trustees M'ill be inLerview'ed by the existing trusiees and
provided with a pack of information including accow)ts and a cop%, of the ￿st deed.
The Tru51ees are highll experienced individuals and hav¢ a go(Kl underswlding of what 15 involved in
being a irusi¢¢ of a chariTh'.
The Trus¢¢es have r¢gular contaci during thc year to consider recommendations for. and make final
decisions on. the awarding of grants.
Risk maDagement
The trusiees have asseS￿d the Tnajor ri5k5 to H4Lich th¢ rharitj" 15 ¢XP05¢d. sn partLcular those related
10 th¢ investhient str2(eg)'. Thei are saiisfied thai adequaie procedurcs ar¢ in plac¢ to rnitigat¢
exposure to these risks. although it is recognised thai 5)'51ern5 ean oRl>' provtde reasonable, noi
absolute. assurance.
The Trusiees have identifL¢d the folloThing ri5ks-.
l. Investments ￿.&11 drop in N'alue the Twsiees hav¢ apwtntrd o prof¢ssional firni to m8nag¢ lh¢
invesiments. The Tnjst fimd is invested for a (othl rewrn with the aim of mainthining the capithl ialue
of Ihe fijnd after donaiions and allom-ing for inl]aiion.
2. Donations made w'ill be speni as ihe TNsiees would like - Mhere appropriate the TNsiees will
seek ronfimiation that a donation has been appmpriatety. applied b!" the dontt_
Objtctives and activities for the public benefit
The Trusiees have poM'¢r w applv the trust fiand at]d income thereof for such charitable purposes or to
pay the same io such charitable bodaes. as50¢iaTions or instiDJlion$ 35 the Trusiees shall from tiTne to
time in iheir absolure discreiion d¢i¢rniinc. Thc Trustees hav¢ r¢i"ieM"cd their polio. of distributlOll5 to
chariiies and decided thai. subjeci io annual res.]e￿.. li M"ould ￿ their in(eniion EO disiribuie ihe
income and additional amounts from realised capi(al appreciaiions.
The Trustees confirm thai the)" have referred to the guidance ¢ontained in the CharÉty Commission's
general guidance on public benefit M'hen rei'iewin? the Trusi's aims and objectives and in planning
fuDJre aciivities and serting (he grant making polic!. t-or the l'ear.
The principal aciiviry. of the Charl￿ 15 the makiTtg of grants. providing benefit to UK registered
charities.

Tbe Nanci, Bateman Charitable Trvsl
Tru$tees' Report
for the )'tar ended 5 April 2024
Grants
The Tnlsiees nomiall) make donations to well established Lharilies which have received support Lli
the past 2nd 4.hich the Trnsiees consider continue to do valuable ￿'Ork.
Fin311tial Revie
The n¢¢ income before iTtiestsnen( gains and losses for the l'ear to 5 April ?0?4 M'as £959.9?4 (20?3.'
£1.112.4231. The Tru51ees received further distributions froTll the Founder's estaie of £i.496m in Ihe
year and in a¢cordance w'kth her w'ishes fi￿ the &55eL5 10 be distribuieiL made ¢harithble grants of
£2.5i5m.
The financi8] ststements show. the invesunenis at markei tralue. The ¥ain.(loss) on disposals of
investments 15 based their opening TnaTkeT Nalue alld resulted in a ieali5ed 1055 of £1 ?37 for th
year ended 5 April ?0?4. At Ehe vear end the wirealised loss amounied io £11.655.
Ini'e5tmtnt policv
The Trusiees aim LO preserve a balancc txtween achieving modest growth in the Trust's invesunen
nd producing income adequate io maini2in the desired level of grant-making.
Reserves polici
The Trustees do noi consider that there is a need io maintain a specific le¥el of Teserves io achieve Ihe
objeciives of the charir). other than io meet fvwre coMmi￿¢n￿. In accordance with Ihe Foundevs
wishes. upon receipi of ihe residual legacN' from her eS￿le. Ihe uustees ￿.11] distribu￿ all remaining
nds.
Tru5tee5' re5PODsibililies
The Trusiees are responsibl¢ for preparing the Tru51ees' report and ac¢owits in a¢¢ord3nce ￿1th
applicable law and United Kin8dom Accouniin¥ Standard5 (United Kingdom Generdll>' Accepied
Accounting Practice).
Charity laN' requires the Tnjsiees to prepare accounts for each financial )'ear which give a trne and
fair wew of the state of affair5 of the charit%" and of it5 incoming resource5 and applicaiion of
resources of the eharitj. for that period. In preparin? these accounts. the TnJs(ees are required to..
• select suiiable accounting policies and then apply thern consistenil).:
observe ihe methods and principles in the Charities SORP=
mak.e judgemenis and esiimaies thai are reasonable and prndenE:
stst¢ w.h¢th¢r appli¢abl¢ a¢¢ountins Stand￿d5 hu%.¢ b¢¢n follow¢d. Jubjt¢i W any d¢pllrturG3
disclosed and explained in the financial staietnents- and
prepare the accounts on ihe going concern b8si5 unless it is inappropriaie to presume thai the
chariry ￿.111 continue in business.
The trusrees are resp)n5ible for keeping accouniing records ￿thIeh disclose H'ith reasonable accuracy
th¢ financial position of ihe charitv ai anj. lime. and io enable the tnjsiees io ensure that the financial
sratements compl}. ￿'Ith the ChariTies Act 2011. the Charity. (Accounts and Reporr51 Regulaiions ?008
and the provisions of the rrusi deed. The). are also responsible for safeguarding the charity's a55ets.
and hence for thking reasonable steps for the prevention and deieciion of error. fraud and other
irregulariiies
This report was approi'td bv tht Trnsiets on 19 Dtctmber 2024
D M Vxlenline
Trusttt

INDEPEWDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF
THE NANCY BATEMAIN CHARIT.4BLE TRLST
Opinion
We have audited the financial S￿lemen15 of The Nanc> Baieman Charithble Trusi for the }'ear ended 5 April ?0?4 M'hi¢h
cornprise the Staremeni of Financial AciiviTies. the Balance SheeL and the relared noies. includino a summaj?. of
significani accounting policies. The financial rewning frameM'oTk that has been applied in iheir piepaiaiion is applicable
law and United Kingdotn Accouniing Standard5. includin¥ Financial Reporting Swidard 10? The Financial Reporting
Standard applicablc in the UK and R¢public of Ir¢land Iuniied Kingdom Gei)eralli' ALLepied ALLoullLLn,. PiaLli¢¢).
In our opinioll. the fiTtancial 5tatemenis'.
give a tru¢ and fair i'ieM' of the sthie of the charity s affairs as ai 5 April 2023 and of the charity'5 net rnoNemeni
in funds for the N'ear then ended:
have been proper￿. prepared in aceordan¢e with United Kingdom Generall!, Arrepted Accounting Practice.. and
have been prwared in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act ?01 l.
Basis for opinion
We have been appointed as auditor under section 144 of the Chariiie5 Act 2011 and repon in accordance wilh the Act
and releian( regulaiions made or hal'ing effect thereunder. We conducted our audii accordance M"iih Iniemaiional
Siandaid5 on Auditing IUKI IISAS {LTKII and applicable law. Our responsibilities under those standard5 ar¢ further
described in Ihe Auditor s responsibiliiies for the audit of the finan¢ial starcTnents seciion of our repon. We are
independent of the charitv in accordan¢e m.ith the eihical requirements thai are relevani (o our audii of the financial
Strtemen￿ in the UK. inLluding the FRC's Eihical Stsndard. and H"e have fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in
accordance wilh these requirernents. Ile believe thai th¢ audii evidence we have obthined is suificieni and appropriate
provid¢ a basi5 for our opinion.
Empha515 of matter- conclusions relating to going concern
We draw attetltion 10 note l on page 9 M"hich explains that the twstee& having considered the ultimatr wishes of the
Founder of the Chariry. are of the opinion the flnancial stsiements ought 10 be prepared on a basis other ihan going
concern.
Howei'¢r. considering Ihe nawre of the ChariTh' s actii i(ies and its assets and liabiliiies. this basi5 changc doc5 not alieT
the amounts 5how"n from those calculated under the going ¢oTrcern basis.
Our opinion is not modified in respecT olthis maiLer.
Other information
The trusi¢¢s arc r¢sponsible foT Ihe other infomiaiion. The other inforn)aiion comprises the inf(trmLaiion included in the
Trusi¢¢s Report. Our opinion on the financial slaiements d(ts noi cower the other infotmation and. ¢xc¢pi io the ex￿nI
othenvise explicitlj. s(Aied in otsr rewrL we do noi express any fiym of assurance conclusion thereon.
lrt connection w'ith our audiE of the f￿ancial sts1emen￿ our reswnsibiliti. is to read the other infoT¥nation and. in doing
so. consider whether the other irLfDrniaiion is materiall). in¢on£i<ten¢ with ihe financial sratemenrs or our knowledge
obiained in the audii or othetm'ise appears to be ma(eriall}" mi551ated. If M"e ideniifi, such material inconsistencies or
appareni material misstsiements. w.e are required ro detern?ine whether there is a Tnaierial mi55tatemeni in the financial
ststem¢nts or a maicrial Miss￿lemen1 of the other inforniaiion. If. based on the ￿Ork M"e hav¢ p¢rfornicd. M"e conclude
that thcre is a maieriol missthiemeni of this o(her infomiaiion. M'e are required io report thai foci. We have norhing to
report in this regard.

INDEPENDENT AL'DITOR'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF
THF. YAYCY BATEMAN" CHARITABLE TRI'.ST
Matters on which we Are rtquired to report bv txceplio
We have nothing 10 report in respeci of the follomino matiers in relaiion io ii'hich the Charities (Accounts and Rcports}
Regpulations ?008 require us io repon io )ou if. in our opinion".
adequaie accounting records have noi been kepi b). the Charl￿.: or
the chariry. financial s(aiemenis are noi in agreemen( ￿'71h ihe aecouniing re¢￿ts and rctUrn5- or
we have noi received all the information and ¢iplanation5 M"c require for our audii or
certain disclosures of trnSÈees r¢¥nunetaiion specified b!. lam" Dot made.
Responsibiliiies of trusitts for iht finaneial 51atetNemis
A5 explained rnort fully in (he Injsiees responsibilities staiemenr ser our on page 3. the trnstees are responsible for the
preparation of the fjnaneial siatemertis and for bein¥ satisfied that tho" giv¢ a uu¢ aTrd fair vie￿. and for such internal
¢ontrol a5 the tru51ee5 dei¢Tmine is necessary to enable ihe prcparntion of financial stsiements that are free fr(Nll mai¢rial
mi551aienieni. whether due io fraud or ¢rror_
In preparing the financial siaiements. the Injsiees ate responsible for a5se55in£ the charits" s ability" 10 continue as a going
Concern. disclosing. as applicable. ¥natieTS relaTed w going concern and using the going concern basis of a¢¢ouniing
unless the twstees ¢ither intcnd io liquidaie the chariry or io cease operations. or have no realisiic alternative but to do
50.
Audiior's re5ponsibiliiies for the 8udAt of tht fiNattcial 5talements
Our objtctives are Lo obtsitl reasonable as5uratLce abouL whether the fJnan£Éal s(aiements as a whole are free from material
mis5tsremeni. whether due to fraud or e￿Or. and 10 issue an aLkdiior s rerx)rt Ihai includes our opinion. Reasonable
assurance is a high level of assurdnce. bui is noi 8 guardniee thai an audii ¢onduc¢ed in accordance with ISAS (UK) N4'iII
al￿.a),$ deieci a maierial misstaiement th.hen li cxi515. Missiaiemenis can arise from fraud or error and are considered
material if. individuall}. or in ihe a￿Oregale. the). could reasonably expected to intluenc¢ the economic decisions of
Users iaken on the basis of these financial staiements.
I￿¢gUlaril1es. including fraud. are instances of non-COTnplÉance w.ith law'5 and regulations. We design procedures in line
with our responsibiliiies. outlined above. io de(e¢i material misstsTeTllents in re5peci of irregulariiies, including fraud.
The exteni io ￿'hICh OUT procedures are capable oldeteciing irregulariiies. including frdud ts detailed below..
Based our understanding of ihe chartty ond the environment in w'hich it operates, ￿e identified that the principal risks
of non-compliance with law's and regulaiions rela*d io charl￿ la*.. and Me considered the exieni 10 w"hi¢h non-
cotnpliance mighi ha￿e a material effeci on the financial sthiements. Il-e a150 con5Ldered ih05e laws and reoulaLiolls thai
have a dir¢ci impaci on the prepardiion of the financial ststements such as Chatiiies Aci ?01 l and ihc Charities SORP.
We evaluaied Mat￿gement-S in¢eniives and Opp￿Tr￿lI)eS for fraudulent manipulation of the financial stsiements
(includi[L￿ the risk of override of controls). and deterniined thai th¢ principal risks were related to posting inappropriate
joumals entrie% 3nd rn2nBgemenr hia£ in cenain accouniino egiimaies and jud8emetit£ gueh ag VAluatiOn of the unlisted
investments. Audit procedures perforned th¢ engagemeTEi i¢am included..
Insp￿ling accounting records kept b>. charity and companson of the financial s￿￿ments presenied M'ith those
records..
DtSCU5sioN w'ith m]siees including consideration of known ￿ suspected instance5 of nonrfompliance w'ith
laws and regulations and fraud.. and
Ei'aluating tru51¢¢5 oonty(Trls d¢signed to prevent and derect irregularities.
Because of the inherent limitations of an audiL there is a risk that w¢ will not detect all irregulariries. including those
leadiii8 to a material misstsiement in the finan£ial 51alrmen¢5 or non%ompliance M"iih reoulaLion. This risk in¢reas¢5 the
more thai compliance with a lam" or regulation is remoi'ed from the evenis and transaciion5 reflecied in the fijiancial
sthtements. as ￿'t will be less likell. io become a￿-are of insiances of non-compliancc. The risk is also greater regarding
STregulariiies occurring due to fraud rdther than eTror. as fraud involves inientional concealment. forger),. collusion.
omission or misrepre5eniation.

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF
THE f*ANCY BATEMAkY CHARITABLE TRLST
A further descriptioTr of our rcsponsibiliiies for th¢ audit of the financial SthLemen¢g is lOca￿d the Finaneial Repffling
Council's website at: www.frc.org.uk'auditorsreswnsibilities. Thi5 description fornis port of our audiwr's repo
U$¢ of our report
This report is made solely to the charity's mistres. as a i￿, in ￿oTdanCe with section 144 of the Charities Act 2011
and regulations made under section 154 of thai Aci. (hjr audit WOTk has been undertak¢n so that we might stste to thc
charity's trNsiee5 those mallers we are Tequired to stste to thern ill an Audito￿$ report and for no other purpose. To the
fullesr extent perniiiied by law, we do not accepi or ￿ume restKJnsibility 10 anyone other than the charity's rnjstees as a
body for our audil worK for this reEx)r( or forthe opinions we have fomeiL
He￿ Samii Cbartered Ar￿￿￿tant
s￿rUtOry Auditor
5 Calico Row
Plantar11￿ Wharf
Batt¢rsea
London SWI 13YH

The Nancv BAtemgn Charitsble Trust
Statemtllt of Fillanei311 Aciii'ities
for the year ended ? April 2024
Unre5trieted
To(al
2024
Unrestricied
To(al
2023
Gener41
Fund
General
Fund
Ineothe frotn:
Lega¢ie5
legacies receivable
income lax reCo￿erable
Inve51ments
3.496J72
3.496J72 5.100.000
5.100,(M)O
5J60
4.?13
Total income
3.579.847
3,429.847
5.104.?13
5.104.213
Expenditure on:
Raising funds
investmeni Enana8ement fees
investm¢nt sal¢ commission
Chariiable activities
granrs payable
legal fees
support & tsovemance costs
Toial expendiiure
12J77
12 J77
2p35.IIKI
2.535,1
3.978,?00
3.978 ?00
15.195
14.195
13.590
13.590
2.*69,923
2.569,993
3.991.790
3,991.790
Net incomellexpenditure) before £ain5 *nd losses o
ini£5tment assets
959.924
1.112.423
Nei gaits￿{1055e5) on inv¢stmeDI ¥Jssets
Net incomellexpenditure)
{1? 892)
{12,897
(5.36i)
1.107.060
(i.3631
1,107.060
947.032
947.032
Transfers
Transfers b¢N'een fijnds
Ntt rnovernent in funds
947 032
947,032
1.107.060
1.107.060
Reconciliailon of Funds
Total Funds at 6 April 2023
1365.870
1265.8711
158.810
158.810
Total Funds at 5 April 2024
2212.911?
2 112.902
1 ?65.870
1 ?6).870
The Notes ￿ th¢ Accounts forn) w of the Financial Siatements

The NancTr Bateman Charilable Trust
Balance Sheet
as at 5 April 2024
Notes
2024
2023
Fixed 8S5ets
ITtvesLments
Listed invesimenL%
Cash held within portfolio
125.74$
1.061
144.785
126.806
144.785
Current assets
Income lax recoverablc
Accrued legacy income
Cash at i)ank
2&115
2.113.116
2.993.896
1.118.885
1.128.885
Crtditor5: amounts falling due wlthin ont year
(907.8￿1)
(7.800)
Net eurreni #ssels
2.086.096
1.121.085
Nel 4ss¢ts
2.7 11.907
1 ?65.870
Represented by:
unre5tT1Ct￿ Fund5
General Fund
2.212,902
1.265.870
Total Funds
2 9 12.902
1 ?65.870
Approved by the Trusie¢s ott 19 Detember 2024
D M Valentine
Trustee
The Not¢s to the AccounLS fom) part of the Financial Staiements

The Nancy Bateman Charitable Trust
Noie5 to the Accounts
for the }'e2r ended 5 April 2024
AceouniiD£ poll¢ie5
B￿lS ofPrep￿Tall￿n andrtssusmenr OIg￿n& ctjncern
The accounts have been prepared in accordan¢¢ M'ith the Sts(ement of Recommended Prac(ice'. Accounting
and Reporting b). ChariTI¢5 prcparine their accounts in accordanc¢ ￿ ith th¢ Financial Reporting Standard
applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS1021 published on 16 Jul}" ?014. the Financial
Reporting Standard applicable In ihe United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland (FRS 10?) and the Charities
Aci2011.
Assets and liabilities are iniiiall}" recow)ised ai hisiorical cosi or transaciion i'alue unle55 oth¢rwise slated
in the releTr'ani accounting polic}" noies. The financial ststemcnts ar¢ preSen￿d in s￿rI]ng and are rounded
to the nearest pound.
The charity consthwtrs a public bertefii eniiry as defined b). FRS 102.
The Four*deWs wishe5 were thai upon her death and receipt of the lesac). from her e$(a￿. that the Tru51ees
dis￿ibuTed all remaining fvnds. The trusie¢s thcr¢fore consider (hai there are rnatrrijl uncenainiies about
the chariry's ability. io continue as a concern. The fJnan¢ial 51atements are therefore prepared on a
basis other than going concem. Thi5 basis charhge has no( altered the amoun￿ show) in these financial
sta￿[￿ents from those calcUla￿d under the going conc¢m basis.
The Unresiricied General Fund is 8vailkble for use ai the discretion of the misiees in furtherance of the
general objecti￿.e5 of the Charl￿..
Income
All income is recognised once the charit￿ has ¢niiilemeni io the incoTne. th¢rc ts 5ufficieni certainty of
receipr and so il 15 probable thai the income will be received. and the amount of income receivable can b¢
m¢asured reliably.
Interesi on funds held on depo5É11s included upon noiifica(ion of the in￿r￿¥ paid or pa}'able by the bank.
Investment income 15 recognised on a receivable basis once the amowits can be measured reliably.
A legacs is recogni5ed Mhen it is probable thai it w'ill ￿ receii"ed. Receipt is norniallj probable 74.hen there
h85 been grani of probaie. Ihe execuioT5 have e51ablished thai there are sufficient assets in the esiate. after
setiling any liabilities. io pa). the legac!.: and an>" condiiions attached ￿ the legacy are either within Ihe
control of the charity. or have been met. Ivhere any rcsiduary legacy canno( be measured ￿liablY, derails of
the l¢gao' as 5howTr as a coniingeni &sseÈ.
Eyendlture
Liabiliiies are recogthi5¢d as expendiwre as siM)n as there is a legal or constructive obligation ¢ommii¢ing
the chariry to that eipendiiure. ii is probable thai selllemeni will be iequired and the amount of the
obligaiion can be measured reliably.
All expelldin]re is a¢¢ounied for on an accruals b&is. All expenses. includin¥ supwrt Costs and governance
cosis. ar¢ a]loca￿d or apponioned io the applicable expenditure headings in the statement of financial
activiiies.
Granis payable are pa)Tnenis made to third parties in the fvnherdnC¢ of the charitsble objects of the charit)..
In the ¢ase of an uncondiiional grani off¢r. this is accnjed once ihe recipieni has been notified of (he grant
award. Grdni awards Ihat are subjeci to th¢ re¢ipieDi fijifilling perforn8n¢e Conditions are onlv a¢¢rued
hen ihe rtcipieni has been noiified of the grdni and an) remaining unfulfilled condiiion allaching to that
grant 15 OUt5id¢ of the con(rol of ihe TrLL51.
I￿¢¢0Verable V A T 15 charged againsi the expenditure heading for which it was incurred.
The costs of raising fun(ts COll5LSt of investrneni managemeni fees.
The expenditure on charitable aciivities include5 grants pa)'able and support and 8overnan¢e Costs.

The Batemall Charitable Trust
Notes lo the Accounts
for the year ended S Aprll 2024
F￿ed WXFel inveslments
Invc5tments are a forni of b&sic financial insmuneni and are iniiiall) recognised ai their uansaciion value
and subsequen(l)' measured at their markei value &$ ai the balance sheeÈ datr using th¢ closing qU0￿d
marke( price.
All gain5 and 1055e5 are taken to the statement of financial acii%'iii¢s as thJ' aris¢. R¢alis¢d gains and1055C5
on iniestments are calculaied &$ the difference beN'een sales proceeds and Iheir opening ¢arry.'irtg kalue or
their purchase value if acquired subs¢qu¢nt to th¢ firsi dav of the financial s'ear. Unrealised ¥ains and
losses are calculated as the difference betw.een fair value ai the lear end and their catry'ing i'alue. Realised
and unre31ised in%'estmeni gains and los*es are combined in the statemenT of fiiiancial actLVlties.
Investm¢nt Income
2024
Interest received
Bank ini¢r¢si
447
429
Quoted investsnent income
4,913
3.784
Exptnditure on cbaritablt activitie5
2024
2023
Grdnts pa)able (see noie 6)
Legal f¢¢s
Suppon and governance costs (see nime 4)
2.S37.100
3.978.200
li.)90
2.447.q46
i.991.790
Support goTh'ernaDce costs
2024
2023
Support C0515
Bank char¥e5
Governance c05tS
A¢couniancv
Audit
150
9.840
3.600
3.61MI
13.440
Toial
15.195
li.590
Staff cosi& Trustees remuneration and eipense5
The Charity ha5 no employees.
During the year. Tho Trustee recei¥ed anv remuneration or benefits in kind (2023". £nill. No trusLee5
received reimbursement of expenses in the year l?023= £nil)

The Nanc) Bateman Charitable Trust
Notes lo the Accounts
for the year ended 5 April 2024
Charitable granis pavable
2024
202i
Abbe) School, The
Boughion & EasN'ell Cri¢kei Club
British Sport Art Tnjsi
Buttlc IIK
Camphill Village TnJs(
Ciiizens Adi'ice. 11-averle)'
Chapter (West Cheshirel Lid
CPRF.
CPRE (SuJT¢)')
Dentsid
DJB Memorial Fund
Dr Graham's Homes
G&r5ingion Operd
Godalming Operaii¢ Sociw.
Godalming TNs(
Landmark Ttijsr
Mdry s Meiils
Medecins Sans Froniières
National TTU51
Ox-ford Philhamionic Orchestra
Pembroke College. Cambridge
Razumovski. Trusr
Rehearsal Orchestra. The
Sobell Hous¢ Hospi¢¢
Si Mungo's
Winchester Young Carers
Woodland Tn￿1
25,000
i 00.uoo
ISU.￿0
loo.000
100.0
10.000
I,soo.00
250.000
25.1100
50.000
loo.000
250.000
500.000
1.000.000
250.000
i 00.000
i 00.000
250.000
25,OlXI
100.000
1.000.000
2,535.10
j.978.?00
Investments
2024
2023
Market value
At 6 April 2023
Addiiions ai cosr
Di5P05als ai carry'ing valu¢
Nei gain on reialuation
156.36A
148,286
{160.1481
283
(11.237)
(11.655)
12*.745
At S April 21124
144.787
Historical cost
137.138
144.502
Listed investmeDts xt fair v*lue comprised:
2024
2023
Global funds
124.745
124.745
144.785
144.785
The Charitys invesiments are re8lStered in the name of Ruffer LLP. the nomin¢¢ Company of the Chariry's
stockbrokers.

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The Nano. BaiemAD Ch*rlt4ble Trnst
Notes to the Account5
for the year ended 5 April 2024
Cash balance5
2024
Caier Allen priva￿ Bank
? 113.116
1.1 ?8.885
2.113.116
l.1!8.885
Creditors- amounts falling due w'ithiD one Tr'ear
2024
2023
Grants pa)'able
Accruals
900.000
7.81KI
7.800
907.81MI
7.800