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2020-08-31-accounts

Names ofthe cha rity trustees who ma nage the charity
Trustee name Office (ifany) Dates acted ifnot for whole
esr
Name of person lor
tos
oint trustee
body) entitled
if an
Chair 2019/20 Jamie Saunders
Vice Chair 2019/20 Jennie
Hill
3 Treasurer 2019/20 Samantha
Cheyney
4 Secretary 2019/20 Sophie Gray
5 Member 2019/20 Jennie
Mallin
6 Member 2019/20
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Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional Names and addresses ofadvisers (Optional information) information) information) information) information)
T ofadviser
Name
Address
Name ofchief executive or names ofsenior staff members (Optional information)
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Description ofthe charity's trusts
Type of governing
document
How the charity is constituted
Trustee seiectk, n methods Elected bYmembers at Annual General Meeting
Additional
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where
relevant,
about:
~ policies and procedures
adopted
for the Induction
and
training oftrustees;
~ the charity's
organisational
structure
and any wider
network
with which the charity
works;
~ relationship
with any related
parties;
~ trustees'
consideration
of
major risks and the system
and procedures
to manage
them.
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The alms ofthe pre-school are to provkle high quality care and education
for children primarily below statutory school age, work In partnership with
parents to help children to leam and develop, add to the life and well-
Summary
ofthe objects ofthe
charity set out In Its
being of its local community
that promotes
equality and
and offer children
values diversity
and their parents a service
governing
document
We do this by offering appropriate
play, education
and care facilities,
family learning and community events. Ensuring
that
such groups offer
opportunities for all children whatever their race, culture, religion, means
or abil'
Byencouraging
the study ofthe needs ofsuch children
and their families
and promoting
public Interest
in and recognition
ofsuch needs
in the local
areas
Instigating
and adhering
to and furthering
the alms and objections ofthe
Early Years Alliance.
Outstanding
education
and care within the Pre-school setting,
including
art and craft activities,
music and movement
in the near-by school hall,
outdoor play, cooking, water play, messy play, balance and steering
equipment,
ball garnes, gardening,
informative
technology,
story time and
singing,
role-play,
acting out stories involving
all the children,
mark
making, treasure
hunts, phonics, counting,
keking after fish and tadpoles,
various topics and themes throughout
the year.
We also are always
taking
into account the children's
interests.
Our role as a community
pre-school Is important
to us and as such we
welcome and support
children
from all sections ofthe community,
from
all backgrounds,
embracing
their differences and supporting
addklonal
needs they may have. We also endeavour
to reach out to the wider
community
through
our events such as the Art fair, quiz night and
Summer fete.
We always attend the local May fayre and the Christmas
markets as part ofour fundraislng.
We accept children
from their second birthday
and receive 2year old
funding as well as funding
for3and 4 year olds. We also oifer 30hours
Summary
ofthe main
activities undertaken
forthe
public benefit
In relation to
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration
that trustees
have
funding
to our working
parents,
Parents also pay top up fees for any
attendance
In excess offunded
hours.
Potential
parents are welcome to
come and visit at any time to have a look around.
(this year we have
carried out zoom meetings
and have reached parents
through
social
media and our website due to covid19) We offer a range ofdrop-oF and
pick up times to do our best to accommodate
working
families.
had regard tothe guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission
on publtc
benefit)
Our staff members
attend
meetings
with other local early years providers,
also cluster group meetings
with reception teachers and regular special
educational
needs co-ordlnator
meetings.
( these have been carried out
remotely
through
zoom and teams meetings
this year due to Covld19) We
ensure staff members are up to date with all training
requirements
Including
health and safety, first aid, safeguarding,
FGM, cand others as
appropriate.
Parents are always welcome to engage
with their child's learning
through
stay and play sessions and joining the committee as trustees. We operate
an openMoor
policy for parents. (These have been put on hold due to
Covid19)
We have various documents
on our website detailing the policies we
uphold
under the Early Years Alliance, and giving information
on such
issues as language
development,
sharing songs and stories, special
educational
needs and choosing
early years education.
We also send out
a weekly email to our parents
which includes details about local events
and activities.
Hard copies are available
ifparents do not have access to
emalls.
Our fundraising
events such as our quiz night, bingo and gin tasting,
summer fete and art fair are open to the public and are usually
well
attended.
We rely on our fundraislng
to cove core costs and enhance
our settin . Pos
oned due to covid19
Additional details ofobjectives and activities
(Optional
Information)
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Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year
The pre-school has over 50children
on its books this year, slightly down
from previous years as this again was a low birth year.
As a result we
have continued
to offer the 30 hours funding. We have had a large
number ofvisitors so September 21 should
look more promising.
We also
altered our staff to child ratios so have 5staff Instead of6 in on some
days.
This past year has been very challenging,
coping with the corona virus
and all the regulathns
that COVID19 has brought. The preschool
continued
to stay open throughout,
supporting
our key-worker
families
and also supporting
our families at home, remotely,
offering activities and
sessions through
Zoom.
itwas hard not to be able to carry out our usual leavers concerts and
celebrations
and say a proper goodbye to all our children
moving on to
school.
We sent the reception year intake to their respective schools with the
knowledge
that thh year would be completely
different than any before,
although
knowing
our children were prepared
and ready having the
confidence ofa good foundation
oflearning.
We have continued
working
hard to fundraise
to ensure our pre-school
remains
financially
viable despite changes to our income and expenditure
for example pensions
and the increase to the living wage.
Fundraising
was also challenging
as we could not carry out our usual
events throughout
the year. We had to think outside the box, using social
media as a platform to get to the wider community.
Engagement
with other early years settings has happened
through
Teams and Zoom meetings,
and relevant
organisatlons
has been
productive
and stafl' have continued
to add to their skills and training.
Yateley Community
Pre-school aims to hold sufficient
financial reserves financial reserves
arief statement ofthe to sustain
the Pre-School ifincome falls below expected levels, or to
charity's
policy
on reserves cover any outgoings
such as redundancy
payments
if
the Pre-school had
to close.
Although we haven't
had to dip into savings this year,
it has been very
close on occasions. Our saving was having
the government
agree to
honour the funding
across the board for all our families
having
to stay at
home.
Budgets are completed
annually
and updated as necessary to take
account ofall factors affecting income and expenditure, We hold termly
reviews more
ifneeded,
The amount
held
in the reserve account is
reviewed regularly
to ensure that sufficient funds are available. Reserves
are held in a bank account where interest is earned
but funds can be
accessed.
We calculate the appropriate
reserves
level to be three months'
running
costs.
We have taken into account our staff members
long years of
service to allow enough reserves
ifwe needed to pay
redundancy.
Details ofany funds
in deficit
materially
Further financial review details (Optional information)
You may choose to include
additional
information,
where
relevant about:
~
the charity's
principal
sources offunds
(including
any fundraising);
We have relied on social media to promote our fundraising
this past
year, as not being abls to hold social events ofany description.
We
needed to think differently
about how we can raise much needed
funds. Working closely with the community
to get as many people
involved as possible. Holding pancake flips and raffles —Asking the
wider community
for help where needed.
~ how expenditure has
supported
the key
objectives
ofthe charity;
~ investment
policy
and
objectives
including
any
ethical investment policy
adapted.
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Signature(s)
Full name(s) JENNIE HILL SAHIANTHA CHE EY
Posltlon (eg Secretary, Chair,
etc)
VICE CHAIR Y~s va&Z.
2008 RBkRLR
Fane (IF.)
Cmldcare Vouchem
(IA)
f13,614.10
ESQ?3.04
f16A85.61
f5A80.92
HCC Grant Furtdlrrg DG)
Committee
Ftmdruslng
(NUK IKAO IP.ELIS.ITAU
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income(OC, OD,OF,OS,OT)
Donadom 8~(IQD)
RN8 K) f119A85.57
f5467.39
f3.359i43
f5.01U89
flltr424. 10
E?Sl9.16
ESAI75.11
f5~.21
Fur4ugh
Ckdnu
(OS)
E2.236.70
proceeds fram insurance
chlm
Interest received
(OF) E999.94
f101.2S
l206.65
Total recelph ELSSr21984 ESSIL205.76
Salaries (OS) fl?4,3IXL59 f129,782.23
Rent and lister (OR) E20ANitL 99 f13A87.07
Prernhas
lxpensm
(OD,OH,OM)
truurance
(Ol)
f3.507.92
E2,112.13
E3,423.99
f2,10IL43
Committee
Fundmhlng
Costs (IMAK,
KLIW,IY) E566.77 l2,276.37
teeming Resources 8photoprlnung (OP,OY) f297.93 E?99.49
OGl caCosh (OO,OZ) f112.39 EL32K98
Danatlons
Krfundrahlng
specNled expenditure
DD.OF) f182AIO EtA4481
Garden Ccuh (OG) E3022 l323.98
Repairs/Renewals
(ON)
f0.00 f255.90
Lease ranavml
(ON)
EIL00 ESIXLOO
Training and Subtcdpthns
(OT)
E452.17 l576,69
Suncky Experses (IF.OU,OX,) f553.82 f2836AI6
Other Income Expenditure
(OC,IUIPAS,IT,IU)
E4A83.02 E3,051.10
Told Paymenh K24?A86,75
Surplus / ((48th) fortha year
Head Assets EOA8
Cummt Assets
Debtors KILOO
Uoyds Banking
Group
Cunent
Uoyds Banklng Group Savings
Account
Account
E?5,75228
f20.?gtkgg
E10,767.63
f20,685.47
Uoyds Banking Group Call Account f12.17835 f12,172.33
Cash In Hand E40.00 E40.00
f58,75L92 KSSr665 43
Less; Current Ihblgdes
(Income received In advance)
fSAN3.50 fl100
Net Current Assam ESL86848
Cephal
Bank Funds Opening Ba4nce E10,767.63 E4,26582
Petty Cash Opening Balance f40.00
Savings Account Opening Ba4nce f20,68547 E40ASSA8
Call Account Opening Bahnce f1?172.33 E10ANIL67
Interen an savings accounh
Surplus/(Degdt)
forthe year
-E11,224.64
643ANSAS