egistered numbèt: 1x1758856
Chailty number: 307322
ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
(A Company Umited by Guarantee)
TRUSTEES. REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
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ROOKWOOD SCtrThL TIIUST LIMtfED
(A Company Llmlled by Guaraniee}
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Reltten¢o and Adminlstrativo 1>gtails of Ihe Clwrlty. ils Trust￿ and Advlsers
Tiust¢es' RepDrt
Indep•ndent Auditors. Roport on tl* Flnan¢lal Slatoments
Statement ol Flnanclal A¢tlvltles
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Balance Sheet
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Stst•ment of Cash Flows
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Not•s to the Flnancial stateTh￿ts
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ROOKWOOD SCHCIOL TIIUST UMrrED
{A Company Umfted by Guarantee)
REFERENCE AND ADkllNISTrATIVE DEfAILS OF THE CHARtrY. ITS TAUSTEES AND ADVISERS
FOR THE YEAR ENOEO 31 AUGUST 2022
C Machin. Trustee Ires¥Jned 28 Jure 2021)
D Drew. Tr￿ee
C Hardiman, Char
L 8&YboroLwh. Tw*ee
V Wickens. Trustee
Lower. Trustee IrestyJ￿ 23 Se￿ember 20211
F Penfofd. Trustee
K Wilkie. Trusiee lappoirtted 1 March 20211
A Geary, Trustee (reS￿ned 27 ￿￿￿ember 20221
P Bur£he. Tr￿ee larryxnled 12 January 20Z21
Company rnglster•d
number
Ch•rity registered
number
307322
Reglstered offlce
RookvM)od School
We￿ill Road
Andover
Hampshire
SP10 3AL
Company secretary
M Ch4ynan
Independent audltors
Xeinadin ALhJil Limiied
NvJhtingde
4648 East Str
Epsom
Surrey
KT17 IHQ
B¥nkers
Barcla￿ Bank PLC
5 HKJh Street
Anck)ver
Hampshire
SP10 1LN
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST UMrrED
(A Company Llmlted by Guarantee)
TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
The Trustees. who are also directors for the purFose ol ￿rnpanY law a￿j serve as Govgmors of the schcol,
ave *asure in presentiThJ their retx)rt aTrJ the authted financial statements of the company lor the year ended
31 AugLkSt 2022 arvj confirm they COM￿ wth ts iequirements ol ts Charilies Act 2011 and Ihe Charilies
SORP IFRS 1021.
Relerence and admlnlstratl¥e detalls
Referer￿¢ adminislralwe details are shown in tr* SCh￿l￿1e of membefs of the board arKI professional
advisers on page l of the linancial statements.
Thè Trustffts {Mombers)
C Hardiman
F Penlold
D Drew
L Bedborough
V Wickens
K Wilkie
P Bunche
Each member is liatlg 10 a maximum of t1 each in ￿ evenl that ￿ company ks up.
Structure. governance and management
The Company's Governing Dctument is rts Memorarkjum a￿1 Articles dated 26th April 1963. This was last
amended on 19th December 2022. Tl* SCW is go¥em￿l by a Board of Governots.
New members ol the Board are recruit￿ and elected to the Board after due PTCWS by the existing members.
Indiv•Jual aThJ cc41ective Irainirwj of t*)afd is afTanged to meet tts rewremgnts.
The Board is charged with the overall management control ot the Trust company. Both thè full Board
and the Finance and Resources SLtrCommittee meet three b.mes a year and in a6Jit￿n, regular meelings are
held by the scho(A's Senh)r Managempffl Team.
The day-104lay runrirKJ ol ts School bs delegated lo Ihe Sen*)r Managemem Team. which. during Ihe year.
consisted ol the He&￿Master. the Deputy Head. the Buw a￿1 Ihe Heads of &hools. as *ll as ¢ommittees as
required lor the efficient management of the School.
The School is a single charitable ar￿ business entity. It maintains dose links with thher Irtdepende￿ Sehools.
I￿al Schools and the communty thrO￿Jh s￿rtI￿J. educational, social. rel¥ious and ¢haritabte aclivsties, The
maiof risks to which the School ts exposed as idenbfied by the Trustees. have btsen rwewed and Systems
eslthished io manage tt*se risks.
Oblectives and acliviliès
The school has for some time faced challeThJir¥J Iradirwj rA)ndit￿nS aThJ this position was worsened by the
COVIO-19 pandern￿ and re￿nI Konomi¢ wessures. The rising cost of energy ar¥J other inflationary pressures
Jring Ihe year to 31 August 2022 yaced lunher strain on the school's finances.
In recent years the sclwl ttas exF*)red a range of optTons to restructu￿ the busHiess ol the Charity arKI has not
lound a solut￿n lo Ihese linanckql dffliCu￿es. The Trustees wor1(ed closety tmth the school's creditors lo source
appropriate financial. a￿1 insolvency athlice arvj secure a(hJilional lundiThJ lo alk)w the school to trade
through the 2022-23 academic yEar. arNI there was a Paral￿ strategy lo liTrJ an investor or merger partner to
allow the school to C*)nhnue tradiNJ bey)nd trms.
A Wenliaj investor was idenlrfjed in laie 2022. dis¢ussions continued arKI culminaied in an agreement 10
sell the schcol lo Ihe Inspred Leaming Group ol s¢FK)ols. The sale compleied on March 9ih, 2023 and will be
lully reflected in the currenl year's accounts lenth'rvJ Augusl 31st 20231.
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRusf UMrrED
(A Company Limlled by Guaranlee)
TRUSTEES. REPOAT ICOPrnNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUSt 2022
This rewt reflects the per10rmw￿e aThJ aclivit*s of the school through the 2021.22 academic year though al
lh8 lime of wriliNJ th8 Charity rKJ longer owns or orerates the sch)ol. The principal wrpose ol the Charity
nevertheless continues lo be io S￿pOrt Ihe school and its facili￿s for the further educaiional adva￿ment ol bts
pupils. The school continues lo operaie uTrJer naw ownership.
Rookwood School is a non-selective L￿edUC￿lonal ser￿ which aims to provhje a first class day and boarding
education lor children between the ages 012 and 18 on a fee paying basis through strong academic tuition of a
broad, balanced curriculum. tcwher Iwth the developmem of wpje $K￿lr￿J, aflistic and social skills in an
environment where each pupil can develop his or wienti￿. sell-confidence and desire to Contri￿le lo the
wider community.
Every pupil is encouraged to perfom io the best of their a￿'lIty in au spheres of actiwty. High Siandards are
expected whilst recognising that success will come in drfterenl guises lor different pupib and will be celebrated at
every18vel.
The personal devdopmenl of each putAI 15 imrxirtanl. the Sclwl ams lo provide a sale. hakw and relaxed
atmospherè in which Ihe puiyls feel free to develop their ￿aY arkj learnirvJ. The School e￿OurageS the
development of pupils. self-disuF4ine aThJ seW*sleem. so that tr*y leave flookwood as confident, well.presenled
young people. as well as aiming to inslil the values of care and conswJeralK)n lor olheis. of courtesy atNI of the
necessity to be aue 10 work eilher c(koperalNely as part ol a team or as an ￿j1v￿lUa1.
Publ1¢ benetit
Awaid$ and dl$¢ounts
Means-tested awards provide access lo an education al Ihe Sch)ol to chikjren whose families are unable to
afford the tull faes. induding th1￿ in periods ol hardship povety.
The School provided means-tested awards lo miivle fees for prospective and exislirKJ pupils. Trre were no
predetermined quotss tor the number of awards. however. linan¢ial lolal ol means. tested awards wwld
)rmaNy noi exceed 10% of gross fee income. 8uTsaries for prospective p￿11$ were thertised as being worth
up to I00¥0 ol lees. A bursary ¢an somelimes offered in conjunction with a scholarship.
In 2021.22. means.tested bursar￿$ were awar(led to 48 totallirKJ 10.2% 01 gross fee Ir￿￿ {2020.21. 58
PUF41s lot￿lir￿j 9.4% 01 gross fee income).
The availabilty of bursaries for prOspe￿b¥e pupd5 and IK)w lo for t1￿M was advertised and on the
School's website.
The crileria tor admission were based on Ihe Ch￿ is likety lo be￿fit from an ￿J￿allOn at the Sch)ot.
Awdrds were made fdlowing an apF4icalKJn lindu(*ng a slatemenl ol financial circumstances) and a review by
Ihe Bursar and the Headmasler. Decisions woukl be based on the degree of lina￿la1 need lju(W by income
and assets) as well as sorial need Ilor example. famity break ￿ or problems al current Schw1}.
Children ol arnjed forces famijies rnay have been in recepl ot a Continuity of EthLaI￿n ￿lowanCe from the
MOD. whtch is not means.tested avwlable lo JI ra￿s.
Parents wshing to setThJ their chikl lo the nu￿ery lar¥J Reception W￿lS wtKJ are under Sl were able lo lake
acfvantage of the G¢)vernment's Early Years Enlttlement IEYEI grant. whth prov•Sed up lo 30 hours per week
free lundirKJ. Entrtlemenl to this scheme is Mt means-tesled tor the first 15 hours per week aThJ is therefore
available lo those who ean cannoi afford the tees. is capatle ol provKling an opportunty lo
benefit Feopte w￿) canr*X afford the lull fees.
Llnks wlth lh• local commurMty
All ot our facilities were used IhroLKJhoul the SCtrK￿ year ty clubs aThJ groups in the w•Jer Commwty and the
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ROOKWOOD SCIIOOL TRUST uMrrED
{A Company Limi1￿ by Gu•ran1￿)
TRUSTEES, REPORT {coKfiNUED)
FOR TrIE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
growth in lettings continued. eS￿la1￿ lor ih8 Sports h￿1. bjth on weekdays arvj weekends. We reeeived a
slea(ty stream of enqui¥tes ar￿ enjoyed a lake-up Tate ol approximaiety 75%. We are known to provide a very
good seNce and were often asked to lake on occasional sess¥)ns where other facilitie5 are not availat48.
Groups usiThJ the facilitses durirKJ thè year irKILKled: 4 fcL)Iball elubs. a badminton ¢lLts. three nelbatl clubs, 4
crtkel club5. Shuffles and Splints Dance. and Ihe Pelr(yws s￿￿Y School. Our ¢ommunty links ¢onlIn￿ whh
A￿j0ver Chorai Society. A￿l0ver Wrilers Guikj and ATh*)ver Musical Theatre group.
A new partner - Barracudas - iod( over the summer ¢amp kyovision ar*J there are rlans lor Ihis company lo
operate al RDokw¢K¥J every Easter ar•J &Jmmer.
0￿r lettwws irKluded ttM)se for the Swimmiro P(M￿. which was t￿Oked regularty by swim teachers over the
summer holiday and families iaking a(fvanlage ol the pupil family Rookwocrtj Sw"m ticket. Wessex Mad
Science aThJ ThestA's Drama provKliNJ holKlay workshops for our wp"Is and others; and txrthday paty lettings in
tr*)Ih the Drama Siwjio arKI SFQrts hall.
Fund rnlslng performJnt* •nd support for charblles
s￿nificant Fund rwsirg by parents in sUp￿rt of the &hool is carried out by a separate charty called The
FrierKls of Rc4)kwo(•J (FOR). This charity is a separate enlty and rep)rts on its own acliwties. Truslees ensu
that members ol FOR are aware of their responsib'libes under the Charity Commission guidance lor Charity
luThJfaising.
The puiyls themselves condu¢ted a number of fuThJ-raisiry for lcd. rsational a￿1 intemalional charitie5.
STRATEGIC REPORT
Achlevement and perforni•xe
The School provided education tor 228 chiktren R) ￿ mwn Srtw)o1 {2020.2021. 2321 and 48 in the nursery
12020-2021. 521 during the year.
Rookwood Sehod 1$ del*Jhted to share arth exceltent year ol GCSE exam resutts with a 94% pass rate
(Grade 4 or a￿¥8) 40% 01 grades beiNJ at Grade 7 or above. equlva￿nt lo an A or A..
The results achieved in a genuin8ty non-se￿￿r￿e School continue lo I￿8cl the hard work of the slLwJents and
their Igachers. a￿1 the sc￿)01,$ dedicat4)n lo &ademic aThJ pastoral excellerts.
EXtra￿UrrIcUlar •￿{vIlle$
Extra-c#Jrricular aclwibes, normaty a SIr￿j and vitThtt feature ot the SctKd. retumed durirvJ the year.
Flnanclal revlew
The School made an operating loss thring the sear wlth a net deftit in fuThJs of £184.978. compar•J with the
2020-21 surplus of £64.664. This reflects risiryj costs not beiro met by increased fee income.
Sclwl remains ¢ompetTtf48 in ihe Inderthjeni School Sector. offeriNJ highty qualtfied ar¥J exF¢ri8nced
teaching staff ai an affordable level in the malket. Thè inircMJuetion ol the &xth Form in Seplembef 2021 made
Rookwotsj School the only 'alkthiough' In*EryJenl Scfw)ol in tr£ ar¥ provhying education for pupils aged 2 to
18.
Interesi rat? Swap
The charitls interest rale swap liakn.lty rethKed from £247.132 to t35.8621£211,270 gain) during the year. The
Governors have taken the view that it is 100 Costty and ￿1 an appropriate use of the charitys. funds lo obtain
independent actuarial valualions on the inleresl rale S￿ap$, Iherelore, the valualions provided by Bardays Bank
have t¢en used. Flu¢luatior6 have been reviewed for reasOn￿e￿S$ a￿1 the G￿erTh)r8 are ha￿Y Ih8y are in
li￿ wrth e￿￿tatIOnS.
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMrrED
(A Comp•ny LifflSl•d by Guar•ntee}
TRUSTEES. REPORT (CONTINUED>
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2tr22
Rèserves pollcy
The Goveinois conydeied Ihat Iree reserves ol one term's exretKlrture should be provided to cover the rt5ks
and uncertainties ol operating an IrKlependenl sc￿1. The p)Iw was therefore lo build up reserves out ol
annuJ operating suwuses until that levd is reacw.
Prlncipal rlsks and un¢ert•iThli8S
For the 2021-22 acatsmic year, the school's Board of (knernors was resFonst>le lor the idenlrfKalion,
assessmenl and management ol risk, assisled by the SenK)r Managemenl Team. major iisks idenlilJ8d
were reviewed and systems and procedures esl*4ished to manage the risks. Risks were monitored by the
Senior Management Team and the &h￿l Development Plan had been drafted with these risks in miThJ. A
lomal rev￿ by the Governors was undertaken annually. The principal risks rdenlified are as lollows..
Competitbve Risk
In a hrghly compeiitwe market. the School airrred to ensure that there were procedures in place lor thg effective
and timely assessment of ieachiNJ and leaming the overall wpil experience. Th8 marketing strategy was
reviewed regularty lo ensure it respo￿led to changes in the mathet FAace.'
Safe Environment
Safeguarthng procedures were folk)wed ai JI times in respect ot recruitment and the training of staff and visitors
on sile. Appropfiale employynent poltcies and ProC￿UreS were in p￿ace and regularty remewed. The Health &
Safety policy was reviewed arKI w)daled annualty. The Health & Safety Committee, chaired by Bursar aTh
attended by a member of the Board of Goverrws, met three times each year;
Compliance
The education sector is h*Jhty regulated. The G¢)verrb)ts, by the Senior Managemern Team, ensured Ihal
Ihe School was LV to date all requirements. The School ma1￿￿rIed membership ol relevant l)odies to
a￿Ure th￿ it had ac￿ to approwi*e guKlance aNI SUFWrt".
Legal & Financial
The School aFp)inled the appropriate prolessional athwrs Whe￿ neeessary arml ensured that it was covered
by appropriate insurance usin9 sector specialist brokers..
External Economic cornlit￿n$
Economic CO￿￿1110nS V**re consKJered by G0vem0￿ the Senior Management Team a￿j factored into Ihe
risk Yeview and School devebpmeni ￿an accordiNJly.
Key controls adopted are as follows..
Flegular meetings ol the lull Board of Goverr#ys and Sen￿r Managemerrt Team, as well as sub-
committee meetings, all ol wh￿h have formal agendas and minutes recorded":
Annual fewew ol Ihe Schod Devebpment Pian as *￿1 as comprehensive tKJdgetiry. forecasting aThY
review ot management a￿Ount$..
CornpN8hensive formal written pOI￿leS.
Clear controls a￿1 authorisation limits;
Saleguardiro procedures for the prolectK)n of chikjren;
Criti￿1 incrdent ￿annIN￿ and pfocedures in ￿aCe.
Plans for lulure perlods
After the sale ol the schod. ￿ charity whll have a smal res1th￿l cash suffbcienl lo cover only il's
ongoing administraiion lor a numbèr of years, over which it will be ihe bene1￿lary ot a contingent asset which will
crystallise in the event that the new owners of It* schod disFK)se of certain propety assets within a certain
timeframe through what is known as an overage claL(%e in Sa￿ agreement. In Ihe unlikely eveni Ihal Ihis
clause is triggered, the charity ￿n$ to use any cash proceeds to further its objects within the 8￿Cational seclor.
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
(A Company Umlted by G￿￿Thtee)
TRUSTEES REPORT {coKnNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2￿22
Fundralslng standards Inlornlatlon
Frierhss ot RoOkw￿l, who on behall ol ROOkw￿ School. oise fuThJs Irom members ol the public by OTganising
Ihe events and activities detsikd in this reFQrt and via ir*jM(h￿Is. organL8ations. ¢ommunty grtwps and
companies w￿) lu1￿raIse on our bèhalf. We compty with kgal requirements and adhere to the In￿ltute ot
Fundraising Code ot Practice and guKleline. We do not ewnploy any third partE5 to fundraise on our behalf and
have nol received any comphinls in ielalKJn lo our fundraisiro activities.
We Vlill prom￿ja￿ our on sale arKI kgal I￿lTa￿S￿ to Ihose ithxknls, grow)s and o)mpanitis that we
know are fundraising for us. These activkties are reviewed and monitored by the Trust Director and indNiduals
supported and thised WI￿re apwrwiate.
Important non adlustlng events after the financial perlod
The school has for some lime laced ehallerffJng trading QYK*tions ar*J tlus position was V+t*rsened by the
COVID-19 pandern￿ and recent eeonomt pressures. The r￿Ing CO￿ of energy arKJ other intlationary pressures
this year are pLaong a lurthw strain on Ihe se￿1,$ finartts.
In recent years Ihe schth)I has explofed a range ol Iwons lo res1TUClu￿ the business of the Charty and has nol
found a solution to ifs financial drt1￿￿ltle$. The ￿Vernor$ have working Closely with Ihe schwl's ereditors 10
sour¢e akwropriate finant>al. legal and insdVe￿Y advi¢e and secure ackjitional fur*Jing lo enable the school to
trade thTough the 2022-23 aCadern￿ year. There was a*0 a parallel Slralegy 10 fThJ an investor or merger
partner to allow the school to continue Iradiffj.
The GoverTh)rs inslnKted VWV (a spfjcialist law frnil to aw)roach wtential investors a vpw to expbring
options such as a merger ￿th another charitable indeFethl sclky)l or a sc1m￿lS glow or Commerc￿ operalor.
They considered the Charrty CommisS￿n.5 guidance in particuLqr the CommissK)n's guidance on charity
Iruslees and decision makirvJ and managing conflicts ol inleresl arNJ concluded that it was reasonable and in the
best tnler8sts ol its beneficia￿ to urmlertake the search for an investor ar#1 in the meantime to continue lo
oFerate the schocd.
A ￿tential investor was Klentrfied in laie 2022. ar#J ths(%ssions continued and culminated in an agreement lo
sell the school to the Insi%red Leaming Group of schools. The sale Comp￿ted on Mar¢h 9th. 2023 and will be
fully relle¢ted in the current yeaT'S ac¢ounts lerwJrvJ Awust 31* 20231.
Golng Con¢em
Having lound a buyer for aTrJ disposed of Ihe school, from ma￿ 91h 20rJ ttje TnBI no longgr has any Iraling or
other operations, and ils balance sheet has contracted lo a re$KIL￿ cash amount al the bank.
Statement ol Re$ponslbllltles
The Governors (W￿ are also the d"rectors ol, Rookwood Sehod Trust knmrted for the purposes ol company lawl
are resFonsible lor preparing the Trusies- Report linc1￿ling the strateg￿ Reportl and the linancTral slalements in
actordance with the Unrted Kingdom Aceounlirg Standards IUnr(ed Kirothm Generally Aecepted Aecounling
Practice) and a￿lIcat￿e law ar#J regulatbjns.
Company law requires the Governors lo prepare tinancial slalements for each financial year. Undw company
law the Goveinors must approve financial slalemerts unless they are satisfied Ihal they give a true and
fair vrew ol the stsie ol affairs ol ihe charilabie company ol its incoming resources a￿1 application ol
resources, inclwjing ils ir￿¢Me arbj expenditure. for thai In prepariThJ tt￿se lina￿la1 statements. the
GOVer￿rS are required lo..
select suitable accountirYJ wI￿leS arKI them consi8tenty;
observe ihe methc*Js arKI princwples in the Charilies SORP 2019 IFRS 102};
mal(e I￿￿ements a￿1 estimates thai are reason*Ae arvj prL•*nt:
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRiIST LIMtfED
(A coM￿nY Llrnlled by G￿rantee)
TRLISTEES. REPORT (CONnNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
siaie wtsther ak¥Aicable UK Ac¢ounlirwJ StaTh*Ards have trAen tolh)wed sthi¥t lo any maleriJ departures
disclosed and exF4ained in the fiftar￿￿1 statements: arxl
Prepa￿ the financi￿ statements on the goirrfj corwn l)asis w4ess il is inar¢¥ropriale to presume that the
charitable company eoniinue in bu5r￿.
The Governors are res[x)ns￿e for keq%ng adequale accounlirwJ records that are sufficienl to show arKJ explain
the charitable compa￿5 transactions and th"sclose wth reasonat4e accuracy at any lime the financial position of
the charitable company and enable them to ensure Ihal the linwKial statements comply wth thè Companies Acl
2006.
They are also responsible l¢y safeguardirwj Ihe as5els of the charilatAe compary and l*n¢e for takiro
reasonable sleps for the prevention arKJ ￿et￿lion ol fraud ￿ other irreouLqrilies.
In so tar as the trustees are aware:
there is no relevant audit inlomiation ol Y4hth chaTftable compatys a￿￿rtOr is urthvare.. and
the trustees have ￿en all steps that they to have taken lo make Ihemselves aware of any ￿levant
au(thl inlornaiion arnl to 8$￿￿lsh that the auditor aware or Ihat information.
The ann￿￿ i
y Injslees of the charity on .1.
. arKI signed on its bghall by:
ardiman
Chair ol Go
mors
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R¢X)KWOOO SCHOOL TRUST UMITED
(A Company Llmlted by Gtsaranl¢¢>
INDEPENDEHf AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
Oplnlon
We have athlite(I the fftnane￿ slalements of Rookw￿￿ School Trust knmiied (trE ¢hariV) foi the year ended 31
August 2022 which compnse the Statement ol Finan￿1 AdivitE$. the Balan￿ Sheei, the Statement ol Cash
Flows the related notes. inclL*Jing a summary ol sKJnrficant aetounting pOl￿e$. The financial reporting
fraMev￿r￿[ that has been applied in their preparats.on is appli¢abl8 law aThJ Unrted Kirodom Aecounling
Standards. including Financrdl ReportiThJ SiarKlard 102 The FInar￿￿1 Reporb"ng SkrhYaTd applicable in the UK
and Reputdic ol Irelancf (Unrted KirwJJom Generalty Accepted A￿OuntIng Pract￿e}.
our wnion the ffinancial statements:
gmve a tnJe and fair view of ihe state of the ehariiable compatys affairs as at 31 August 2022 ar*J ol its
incoming resources and ap￿l￿tIOn of resources. irtluding its I￿rne aTrJ expenditure for Ihg year then
have been properly prepared in acxOrda￿e wth ihNted lfjngdom Generally AcceFrted AccounliNJ
Pradice: and
have been prepared in accordarte W*ilh the wulrem￿ts of ihe Companie5 Act 2006.
Basls lor oplnlon
We conducted our audil in accOrda￿e with Inlemational Standards on AudilirKJ (UK) (ISAS (UK)) and applicable
law. Our resFonsibililies under those standards are lunher described in the ALMJio¢s resF<Jnsibilities loi the audit
ol the financial slatemenls seclion of Ouf rekkn. We are iNJependenl ol the charita￿8 company in acCOrda￿e
with the elhical requirements that are relevant to our audil of the fina￿la1 slalemenls in the United Kingdom,
incI￿1ng the Financial ReFK)rtiro Cwncil's Ethical Standard, and we have fullilled our other ethical
responsibililies in accordance wlh ihese requiremenis. We believe that the aLKI"l evidence we have obl&ned i8
sufficienl aThJ appfopfiate lo provKle a basis for our wn#)n.
Concluslons relatlng to golng concem
In auditiNJ ihe linancial statements. we have ¢oncliKknY that the Truskes. use ol lh8 going concem basis of
accouniing in the preparai*)n ol the finartial siatements is appropriaie.
Based on the work we have performed. vrt have rnl identified any mat&rial uncertaint￿$ relating lo events or
conditions that, ind1wdua1￿ Of collectively. may casi swjnilicant thubt on the Charilab￿ companys ability to
Continuè as a goiThJ COr￿M for a of at leasi hvefve montrts from when the financial slalemenls are
ault￿riSed lor ssuo.
Our responsibilities and the respMsibAities of lh8 Trustees ￿ respeu io going cOr￿rn are described in the
relevant sedion5 01 Ihis report.
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ROOKWOOD SCIIOOL TRUST UMITED
(A Company Llmlted by Guarnnlee)
IMDEPENDETrif AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
(COPMNUED)
Other Informatlon
The other infoimation comwws ihè information In¢l￿ed in the Annual Report other than th6 financial
slalements and our Auditors. Rewn thereon. The Trustees are iesrN)nsNI e for Ihe othei intomation contained
within the Annual ReFort. l)ur opinion on the th"nancial statements does noi cover the other information and,
except io the exlenl otherNise exF￿1clIlY stai&J in our le￿rt. we (k) Th)1 exp￿$ any fom of assurance conclusion
Ihereon. Chjr TespJnsibility is to read the other info¥mat￿ft aNI. in doing so. consKler whether ih8 Other
inlomation is materiJly I￿On$￿tent with the financial statements or our krnwledge obta.ned in the course ol Ihe
audit. or olhernise arpears 10 ￿ materially misstaied. 11 we wJ&ntrfy such material in¢onsistencies or apparent
material misstatements, we are re(NJired io delermine whether this gives T￿e lo a material misstatemeni in Ihè
financial statements Ihemsefves. 11. based on lh¢ *ork we have performed. we ¢onclLKle Ihai there is a material
misstatement of ihis other inlom1at￿n. we are required lo report that fact.
We have nothing lo report in thls regard.
Oplnlon on other m•tlers pY￿rIbed by the Cofflponles Acl 2(X)6
In our opinion, based on the TAffxk U￿rtaken in the Course of the a￿*1.
the inform*ion giv￿ in Ihe Trustees. Report Ind￿fThJ fv StrategK Rew)rt IOT the fIrW￿l￿ year for which
thè finan¢ial Slatemenis are prepared is consistent wth the financial slatements.
the Trustees, Rew)rt arKJ the Strntegc ReFQrt have been prepated in accord￿ wrth appltable legal
requirements.
Malters on whlch we arn req￿¥8￿ lo report by ex¢eptlon
In the light ol our knowledge and uThJefStarKling ol ihe charitaue company arvj its environment obtaingj in the
Course ol the auth. we have not idgntilied malerial misslalements in the Tru5tees' Report irKluding the Str&egic
Rewrt.
We have nothing to rep)rt wi r¢spe¢t d the I￿￿¥1￿3 matt8r5 in ￿l￿10ft to which Companies A￿ requires
us to report ￿ you il. in our cfAnion=
adequate accounting records have r#)1 been keFrt, or returns ajewate for our audit have nol t*en
receNed Irom branches not visited by us,. or
the financial Sialements are not in agreemerrt arxounlry records ￿ relurns: or
certain thsc105ures of Trustees. remuneratr)n s[￿1￿ by k3w are not made.. or
have not reeeN&J all the infomaiion arKI exFlanaI￿ns we require for our audbt.
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRiIST LIMITED
IA Company Limlted by Guarnnlee}
INDEPENDEKf AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST UMITED
{COPmNUED)
R•$pon$lbilille¥ of Irusiees
As explainèd more lully in the Trustees. Res￿nSitI.1it￿ Sialement, the Truslees (who are also the directors of
the charitable company for the rAJrw)ses of company lawl are resFQns￿re lor the preparation ol the linancial
statements and lor being satisfied that Ihey gNe a true arKI fair view. arKI lor such internal ¢ontrol as the
Trustees deiermine is necessary io ena￿￿e PTeparat*)n of fFnancial starements that a￿ free from material
mbsslatemenl, whether due io fla￿ or error.
In preparing the financial sktements. the Trustees are resFonsibl8 for assessing the Charitable company5 abilty
lo continue as a goiThJ eoncem. disek)5ing. as a￿￿￿e. matters related to going concgrn and using the going
concem basis ol accountiro unless the Trustees erther i￿e￿I to l*iu¥Jate the Gharitabb9 Gompany or to cease
operations. or have no realistic alternative do so.
Audltor8' responslbllltks tor the audh ol Il* financlal si•lemems
r objecb'ves are lo obtain reasona￿? assurarte at￿Art whelher the fina￿la1 slaiemeffls as a whole are tree
from material misstatement. whether due to fraud or error, and lo issue an AIKlitors' Report Ihat includes our
opinion. Reasonable assurance is a hvJh level ol assurance. t*Jt is a guarantee 1hal an a￿111 conducted in
accordance %wth ISAS IUKI wll ahvays delect a malerkal misslalement when it exists. Misstatements can arise
from fraud or error arKI are considered rnateri￿ rf. indlvTr￿￿Iy or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be
expecied lo inffL*nce the economic dectslons ol users taken on Ihe basts of these financial Sialemenls.
Irregularities. int1￿11ng fraLvJ. are irtslarvs of rn)n<omF4iance ￿ faws a￿1 regulalions. We design procedures
in line wth our resronsl￿'ll1ies. ¢xrtlined above, to delecl material mBslatements in ￿sPeCt of irregularities,
induth'ng fra￿. The extent io whieh wr procedures are capth of dgtecliw irregukirths, I￿luding IraL•J is
detailed be￿￿..
We (A)tained an uN1etslaThJi￿ ol legal arwj rewlatory frameworks wilhin Ihe Charil*le Company
operates, focusing on those la￿ aThJ regulaip)ns that have a direct effect on the determination ol material
arnounls and disdosures in the linancial sialements. The laws arKJ regulations we considered in this context
were Ihe Companies Act 2c￿l6. laxation legislation, employmern legislation, Charities Acl 2011, logelhef wrth th8
Charilies SORP {FRS 1021. We assessed the required COM￿&1￿ with these laws and regu￿110r6 as part ol our
audit proce¢Jures on the relaled finarrial slalement ilems.
In aththts'on, we consKleTed wowsbjns of other laws arKI regulations thal (k) not havg a direct effect on th8
financial statements t*rt compliance wth which mwjht te furKlamental lo charity's abilty to operale or lo
avoid a Materi￿ penalty. We also consh*red orwrtunities in¢entNes that may exisl within the ¢hafltable
company tor fraud. The laws aThd regulations we cons*JeTed in this eontexl were The Educatitin Ilr¥Jependent
Scllool Standards) Regulth'ons 2014.
Auditing standards limit the required aucfit ￿￿edureS to idenbty Mn-compliance with these laws and regulations
lo er￿UIry ol Governors a￿1 olhei manag8menl inspection ol regulatory *al co￿spO￿*Thce, if any.
We identified the greatest risk ot material impaci on the financial statements from irregularili8s, including IraLKI,
to be with the comFAeleness and accuracy of income. aThJ the override ol controls by rnanagemenl. Our audit
Procedures to resFoThJ lo these risks I￿uded er￿l￿S ot management, the bursar and the Finance
Subcommittee a￿ut their own idenlilK*ion and assessment of the risks ol irregularities, sample testiThJ on the
posting ot journals, reviewng accounting estimates lor triases, designing audit procedures over income,
reviewing regulatory cOrreSk￿￿kr￿e with the Charity Commission. Ir￿dent Schools In5￿ctOrate, aThJ
r¢a(thng minutes of meetings ol those charged V•ilh governance.
OwiThJ to the inherent limilaiiorts of an there is an unavoNlatle risk Ihal we may rK)I have del￿ted some
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST UMITED
(A Company Umitsd by Gu*ranle•)
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS. RepoRT TO THE MEMBERS OF ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMrreD
(CONTINUED)
material misslalemenls in tinancia statements. even Ihough we have woFety FAanned perlormed our
audit in accordance wilh aLKlr(ing slat)Yards. For example. the further removed non<ompliance Mth laws arKJ
regulat￿nS lirregularitiesl is from the events arKI transactions reflecred in the fina￿la1 ststements. the less like
the inherently limited wocedures required by auditing siarthrds wouhy ideniify il. In add[[￿)n. as ￿th any audit.
there r8m&ned a h¥Jher risk ol non-deIed￿n ot irregularities. a8 ihese may invofve collusion. forgery. intentional
omiss¢ons. misrepreseniations. or tl* override of iniemal ¢ontrols. We are noi re4)onsible for wevenling
noncompliance cannot be expect&J to detect rnn-eomplian¢e with all law5 and regulations.
A further descript￿n of our resrKJnsibiliDes for the ol the fina￿￿11 staiemeffls is bxaied ￿ the Financial
ReForting Councd's website at..
This deswon forms part of o
A￿lItOrs, Report.
Use ol our report
This report is mad& sokly to the charilat4e companls memi*rs. as a b)dy. in accordance with Chapter 3 01 Part
16 ot the Companies Act 2W6. Cirr au(tit work has been urvJgrtaken so that we might slate lo the charitable
ompanis mernbers ttrw)se matters we are requiied lo stale lo Ihem in an Audilors. Report and lor no olher
PUTpo$e. To the lullesl exlenl permitted by law. we (k) not accepl or assume ￿￿on5￿)i11ty lo anyone olher than
the charitable company and tts members, as a t￿￿, for cwr audit v￿rk. lor this report. or for the opinions we
have lormed.
Jacquellne Taylor (Senlor Slatutory Audltor)
tor and on behalf of
Xelnadin Audit Limlted
Nightingale House
46-48 East Street
Epsom
Surrey
KT17 1HQ
Dale.. ￿18/?3
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST uMrrED
(A Company Llmlted by Guarnntee}
STATEMETrif OF FINANCthL AcnvmES (INCORPORATING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
RosMcted Unrethlcted
funds
funds
Total
funds
Total
lunds
Not•
Incom• Iroffl:
Donattons arKI legacies
Charitable aclivitses
Investments
Other income
21.074
22￿59
3.311￿10
163
7,$72
1.964
3,031.894
121
586.332
3.311,910
163
7.572
Total Income
21,074
1320,930
1342,004
3,620,311
Expendlture on:
Charitable activit*s
25.593
3,712,659
3,738,252
3,653,744
Total expendlture
25A93
3,712,659
3,738,252
3,653.744
movement In lund8 befove other
rttognised gains
14519)
(391.729)
(396,248)
(33.433)
Othér recognlsfrd galns:
Other gains
211,270
211.270
98.097
Not moveimni In funds
(4,519)
(180.4591
{184.978)
64,664
A¢￿Tre1119t10n ol fvnd8:
Total funds brought forward
Net movemenl in fuThts
12520
(4A19}
3.552.651
{180,459)
3,565.171
(184.978)
3,500,507
Total funds ¢anied forward
8,(K11
3,372,1Y2
3Aeo.193
3,565, 171
Slalement of Finan￿￿ ActNibes ind￿S all gains aThJ k)sses recwnis&J in the year.
The notes on pages 15 10 34 form part ol tw fina￿￿1 statements.
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AOOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST UMITED
(A Company Llmited by Guardntee)
REGISTERED NUIABER: 00758856
BALANCE SHE
AS AT 31 AUGUST 2ff22
Note
Flxed assets
Tangible a&8ets
17
5,714075
5,727, 195
5,714075
5.727. 195
curTw￿ assets
Stocks
Debtors
Cash al bank arKJ in ha￿j
8.463
856,144
9,243
735. 186
335,499
18
866,637
1,079,928
credito￿.. amwnts I￿lIr￿j due within one
year
19
(1,634,777)
{1.351,548)
Net current Ilabilltles
1768,14)>
(271,620)
Total asgets less cunent Ilabllltles
4946.735
5.455.575
CrethtOTS.' amounts laUir¥J due after more
than one year
(1￿66,$42)
(1.890,404)
Net assèts excluding penslon as*al
3a80,193
3.565, f71
Tolal n•t •ssets
4380.193
3.565, 171
Charity funds
Restricted funds
unresth.cted funds
001
1372,192
12,520
3,552.651
Totsl lunds
3,380.193
3.565. 171
The TNstee$ acknovledge their res[0￿r￿lI1leS ltsr comth'ng with Ihe requirements ol Ihe kl with resF¢cI Io
a¢couniing reeords preparat￿fi ol financial statements.
The lina
loved and athh)rised for issue ty the Tru
a￿$ sign
ttw'r behalf by:
(Chair ol
Date..
mrAs)
8/ts
The noies on pages 15 ￿ 34 fomi part ot I1￿ fina￿la1 statements.
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRiIST LIMITED
(A C¢>mpany Llmited by Guar4ntee)
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGusf 2022
Cash fl1)ws Irom operatlng acilvllles
Nel cash used in opefalirvJ actr¥it
1333,014)
176,630
Cosh flows from Investing a¢tlvities
Dwidends. irterests rents from invesbnents
Purchase ol tsngiL4& tixed assets
163
(63.433)
121
(19,035)
Nèt ¢ash us•d bn invesllng oclivilles
(63,270)
(18,914)
Cash flows Irom Ilnanclng acll¥llles
Cash inlk)ws frorn rw ￿rrOw•r￿j
Repayments ol b)Trowi
158,284
50,OL
195,469) (147.446)
Nel cash provlded byl(used In) financkng actfvftles
61815
(97.446)
Change In cash and •qulv*lents In y¢ar
Cash and cash equivalenls ai the twinning of Ihe year
(34469)
335,499
60,270
275.229
Cash and cash equiva*nts at the wxl of the
2,030
335,499
The notes on pages 15 to 34 form part of these fina￿la1 statements
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AOOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
(A COmp￿V Llmlled by G￿rnnIee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 21Y22
General Inlorn*tlon
The charity is a company limrted by guararrtee incorp)rated in EnglarKI arKI consg4uently does noi have
share capital. Each ol the tr￿￿ee$ is liable lo contr*ute an amount r*X exceeding £1 towards the ass￿8
of the ¢harity in the eveni of I￿ulda￿"0n.
The a(klress of its regslered office is:
Aookwoc4J Schwl
Weyhill Road
Andover
Hampshire
SP10 3AL
Accounting policles
Z1 8a$ls of pryratlon of Ilnanclal slJtem
The finanoal stslements hav8 been prepared in accordance wth the Charities SORP IFRS 1021 .
A￿OUntIng and Reporting by chari￿s.. Stalement of Recommernled Practice appjicablg lo charities
prepariryJ their accounts in accordarte wrth the Financial Reporting Standard aFplicable in Ihe UK
and RepxJt4ic ol IielaTrY IFRS 1021 lellectiv¢ 1 January 20191. the Fina￿￿1 ReportirwJ Standard
aWicable in the UK and R￿1¢ of Ireland IFRS 1Ql and the COmpan￿S Act 2006.
Rwkwood SChTh￿ Tru￿ Limited meets Ihe definition ol a W￿1¢ bènelir entty under FRS 102. Assets
and liabilities are initi￿ty recognised at hi8ton"¢al cost or transaction value unless Other¥￿Se ststsd in
the relevant a￿oUnting [￿ley.
The linancial statements are PTepared in sterliry. whth 15 the furthional currency Df Charity.
monetary amounts in ihese finawal statements are rouTrJed lo the nearest £.
2.2 Golng coneem
Having fou￿1 a bLryer k)r aTrJ (tsp0￿ of Ihe school, Irom March 9th 20fJ the Trust no longer has
any trading or other cp8rai￿ns. a￿1 tts sI￿t has corrtraCl￿ to a iesidual cash amount at
the bank.
Tr￿ Trusi remains a going eonwn as it is #Je to meet bts ¢AJMJalK)ns for the next 12 morrths.
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
(A Company Llrnlted by Guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Aeeounting pollcies (c(xrfinued)
13 Income
Fees reCe￿ab￿ and charges for services ard use of premises are accounted for in the period vthich
the seNice is provKJed. Fees reCe￿aole are staled at fair value awl after dedLJcling allowances,
scholarshps aThJ otsr remissions granted by Ihe school from its unrestricted fuNJs.
Donalions andlega(¥es
Donaiions, gths and legacies are Tecowmsed Whe￿ there is entitlemeftt. wcthbilty of receipt and the
amount can be measured with su11￿lent reliat¥lrty. lrtome ￿te1ved lor the generJ purp)ses ol the
Charity is included as un￿strICted fu￿15. Income lor &tivit*s restricted by the wish&s ot the donor is
taken to restrided where these wishes are legalty bincthng on the Iruslees.
DeferfftYin¢omp
Fees are charged v) a(fvance of seFD)I tern aThJ the income is (kferred lo the first day ot the
new lerm.
Otherincome
Other income Ind￿11￿ inveslment income is accounted for on an accruals bas￿.
Cxher income is recognised in the ￿rK*j in which it is receivable to the exlenl the goods have
een Provided or on ￿nple￿n of Ihe sery￿.
14 Expendhuvt
ExFenditure is recognised once there is a legal or constr￿liVe oblvjatK￿ to transler economi¢ t¢netil
to a IhiTd party. il is wobable that a transfer ol econom￿ benefits wll be required in settlement and
the amount of the obligation can be measured reliaNy. Expenditure is classrfied by act(￿ty. The costs
of each actmty are m* up of the 10t￿ of direct cosis arnj shared costs. incI￿rIng support costs
invofved in undertaking each aclNity. threct (xssts attrt)Lrtable to a single a￿1vty are allocat8d direc1ty
to that activty. Shared costs wthich conlr*)ute lo more than one activity and support costs which are
noi attributable to a siThJte activity are atft*rtyoned befvleen those aclivities on a basis consislenl vAth
the use ol Tesourees. Centrd siatt ￿sts are ajkcatgd on the basis ol time spgnl. and depreciation
charges allocated on Ihe FQrtion of the asset's use.
Expen¢Jlwe on charitable xtiYrt￿ is i￿￿rred on direclty uThJertthNJ the activibes wh￿h further thè
Chariws Ob3.￿11¥eS. as well as any asSo￿ated SUFWrt txjsts.
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
(A Company Llmlled by Gu•TJntee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
A¢countlng pollcles (conlln
2.4 Expendlture (contlnue
L￿ilitieS are recognised as soon as is a legal or cortstruth obligattin commiltrng the charity
to the ex￿n￿lture. AN expendtture is accounted tor on an accruals basis and has been classilied
under headings that aggregate all costs related to the cate￿. The irrecoverable element ol VAT is
included wilh the item ol expense lo whrh il relates.
Chariiable a¢tivilies
Charitable eX￿n(￿lure eomwises those costs incuned by the Charity ￿ the delNery of ils activities
a￿1 services lor its beneficiaries. It i1￿ludeS t￿th costs that can be allocated direclty lo such activities
and those costs of an indirect na￿￿ necessary to support them.
Granl experthure
The s¢Fwl offers a number of burSa￿S each year lo its pupils. Al families in receipt ol a bursary are
means tested wilh Ihe level ol Ixjrsary award8d (*ndent on ￿ lamity I￿orne and assets. All
bursaries are subj￿1 lo ts-annual review. In athjilion the schcd offers a smdl number of sclK)larships
lo pupils lor pprfmrte in ts senK)r entrar￿ exam.
Fledundancy and lenninat￿ payments
ReduNJancy and teminalion payments are Charged againsl the Stafrmenl ol Financil Athrtte5 in
the year in which the emr4oyee$ teave.
2ts Govornan¢• costs
These i￿1[￿1e the costs attributable to chariVs Compliar￿ 7Mlh conslilulional and slalutory
requirements, includiThJ aL*Jit. strategic managemenl aTrJ govemors, meetings and reimbursed
expenses.
2.6 Govemment grnnts
Government grants are credited Sialement ol Firsancial ￿tl￿tieS as the relaled eyThJiture is
2.7 Interesl rncefvabl•
Interest on funds held on der#)sit is included T*then receivable and Ihe amount can be measured
reliabty by the Charity; this is nomialty upon noithcaiion ot the irbterest paid or payabk by Ihe
inslilulion with whom the funds are dep)sited.
2A T•ngiblo fixod assets and <*preelallon
rang11￿& lixe(l assets costing £1,5(h) or more ar8 capitaliwj aTrY recognised when futu￿ ￿nomiC
benefits are probable and cosl or value of the asset can be measured ￿lIablY.
Tangitle tixed assets are iniliJty iecognised at (x)st, less sltsequgnt accumulated depreciation and
sl￿SeqUent accumulated impairment l¢xses.
Where (b)n*kN￿ are TKeived iowar(ts ts cost ol fixed asset4 ￿ amount ol Ihe dDnaliDn is treated
as restricted funds. Tho ewNdenl PTopon*)n of ts annual depreciat￿ charge of the asse15
concerned is dejyled 10 Testricled funds.
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRLIST UMITED
IA Cofflpany Limited by Guarani¢e)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Accoumlng pollcles (contlnued>
18 TangIb￿ Ilxed assets and thpreclatlon (Mntlnued)
Depreciation ts charged so as lo allocate the cost of taiYJible fixed assets ￿ Ihgir residual value
over their eslimaled useful lives .
DeprecialKin is provKled on the folkn•ir¥J basis:
Motor vehicles
FixlLtres and litbr
Computer equipmerrt
Temporary buildings
ProFety improvements
Traaor & garden eqU￿¥￿ent
Freehold PTcpety- boar(*r
I￿SeS
Freehold prop&ty. n￿1n sile & .
Imsary
20% straight line basis
l￿A straight line basis
25% slraighl line basi8
4% stravJht line basis
11YA straKJht line basi8
2S% straight line basis
1% straight line basis
The cost ol inckm￿ in the houses l)ut not dgpreciated is £345.1)X).
The sclKKI operates a continuiro rn&rnena￿e wogiam on the free￿$*j property main siie, bursary.
catering cottage and tKArdiNJ h￿SeS a￿1 this is uTrJertaken lo ensure there is no significant
diminulion in the value ol the freehthj property. Al properties are revi8wed on an annual basis lor
wnpairment wrth any diminul]on recorded in Ihe statement of ffinarKsJ ac11vil￿S in perbj incurred.
The trL￿lees belwe the Carr￿ng value of ihe site a￿1 bursary within trlè accounts is
significantly bwer than the most recerrt valuatK)n undertaken in April 2022 and the￿lOre ary
provision tor depreciatton woukl be immaleriJ arvj is I￿refOre not provided within the a¢¢ounts.
2.9 Stocks
Food Slock is valued al Ihe lower ol cosl or nel reafvsth vJue.
110 Cash at bank and In hand
Cash a￿1 cash equNalents Comprise Cash on hand a￿1 call de￿$115. and other s￿rt-terM highty
IiquKI investments that are reajity ￿nYon1￿ to a known aM￿ThI of cash and a￿ subject to an
insignilranl risk of change in w￿ue.
Page18

ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
(A Company Umiied by Guarnnts¢>
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Accounllng pollcles Icontlnugd)
2.11 Fln•nclal Instrunxnts
Classiftsrion
The Charity has elecied to the provis￿n$ ol Section 11 '8asic Finan¢ial Instruments. and
Section 12 '0ther Financkn￿ Instruments lssue5' of FRS 102. in full, io all of its finan¢ial instwments.
The Charity has financial assets liabrlilies ol a kiTrl that qualrfy as basic a￿1 oth&1 financi
instrument isgjes.
R¢cOgnrf￿ arnlmeasurefflenl
Tiade and other deblols and creifrt(ws are inilialty recrjjnised al Iran5aclion value a￿1 subsequenlty
measured al thaf settlement value.
BarA( thns are inilialy recognis&4 at Ihesr tvansac￿n value arKI subwuenity measured at amortised
cost using Ihe effective interest rate method. Inieresi expensè is recognL%ed on the basis of the
efleclive interest meltr￿ arKI is Incl￿ in interest payth and simikr ¥ileresl charges.
Derivatives are initialty recryjnised al lair value on the dale a derivalrve contract is entered inlo and
are subsequenlty re-measured lo fair valL* al each reportiThJ dale. Far value gains and losses are
recognised in the financial slalemerts in aC￿rdartt with FRS 102.
Impaim?ent
Assets are assessed for irK*caiors ot impairmerrt at eath re￿rtIr￿j erNJ date. Assets are impai￿d
where the objective evidence ihat, as a resutt ol one or MO￿ events that occuffed after the initial
recognition ol the asset. Ihe gslimaled future benefil has been affected. The impairment loss is
reeognised in Statsment ol Fina￿tal Actiwtses.
2.12 Flnance lèaw and hiro puvchasé
L&%es in Ythch substaniialty all the risks arKI rewards of mrship are retsined by the lossor are
classified as operalin9 ￿aSeS. Remals payable U￿leT opeTaiirvJ leases are charged in th8 Statement
of FInal￿ra1 Actsvitses on a straKJht line basis over the kne temi.
2.13 Penslons
Reiiremèrt benefit5 lor Tea¢hirvJ Staff ol the S¢trKy)l are prov#J8d by ts AvNa Pension Trust lor
Independent sCh(￿ls IAPTISI. It is a tsfined contrbution pension ￿herne which can be used by all
member Scho¢)Is of the lTrJeperKlenl Schoob. Bursars Association (ISBAI. It is sel up as a part ol
Aviva's "Master - a In￿l.baSed wnsion arraThJemert managed by independent profess￿nal
Trustees.
For Supp)rt Staff. eoMr*Juti"ons are paKI 10 NEST as part of a defin&J ¢onirbutw)n scheme.
In a￿ordance ￿th FRS 102. toth schemes are accounted lor as delined conlributton schemes
oniritr¥Jtions are charged to the Sktement ol Fina￿la1 ActNrtie5 when payable. Drflerences. il any.
tetween conlributw)ns payable an(1 cOntr￿￿rtiOnS aclualty paKI in the year are shown as etther
accruals or prepayments ai the year eNI.
Pag8 19

ROOKWOOD SCIIOOL TRUST Upl￿ED
(A Company Umllod by Guardnleè)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Accountkng pollcles (contlnuedl
2.14 Redundancy and lermlnallon Paym￿ts
Redundancy and lermination costs a￿ recognised as an expEnse in Ihe Statement of Financtal
Actr'vities and a liatxlity on the B￿artce Sheei immediately al the p)inl the Charity is
demonstrabty commrtted lo eilher: temiinale the employment of an em ￿0Yee or group of employees
before normal retirement dale,. or provh* lemiinatK)n benelrts as a resutt of an offer made in order
lo encourage volunlary redundarw. The Charty is considered to be demonslrabty commrtted only
when it has a delaiied formal lor the tem)W￿l￿trn is withoul realislic posgbility ol ￿thdraWal
from the plan.
115 Fund accountlng
General lurKls are unrestricted furKts whith are availth for Iw at the discrelh)n of Ihe TTustees in
lurtherance of the general ctyctwes ol ihg Charity have not been designated for other
purposes.
Reslricled fuThJs are fuThYs wh￿￿ are lo t* used in accordarte wth specilrc reslrrctions rmposed by
donors or which have been raised by the Charity for particular purposes. The costs of raising and
Iminisleriro such funds are charged againsi the speolic fund. The aim and use of each reSt￿ted
fu￿1 i8 sel out in ￿ ￿leS linaThial staiements.
Crlll¢al ae¢ounthvJ estlm•l¢s ol ludgfflonl
Eslimales ar)Y ￿￿entS are cothinuany evaluated ar*J are based on histoital eXper￿rte and other
factois, includiw exFectah"ons of luture events that are believed lo be reaSona￿e uThJer thè
C4rcumslarw.
Critical accounlirwj estimates assumptrins:
The Charity makes estimates aryj assumplK)rs concemirKJ the future. Th8 re$￿tI￿j accounting estimates
and assumptK)ns by delinrtion, seldom equ￿ Ihe related actual resuits. The estimates and
assumptions that have a sKJnrfieant rtsk ol causiThJ a material adjustme￿ to the carwNJ amounls ot
assets and labilit￿ within the next tinarti￿ ￿ are discussed bekyhT.
HedgirrfJ
Assumplions have been made by bank in cak)JlaiitvJ the value ol the interest rale swap collar al
the year end.
Critical areas of judgement
A provision for impairment of fee debtors is establtsw w￿n there fs obiectNe e￿den￿ that the amounts
(*Je will not b& collected in line wilh the usual fee colwiorts due lo finar￿la1 drff￿uIty of the parents.
Depreciation
Depreciation is a signi￿an1 accountirKJ estimate wiihin the &cwnts. Depreciation rates are based on the
useful expected Iwes ol each asset. The TrLL8lees review the assets to ensure that their Folicies remain up
to dale. ac¢urate arKY in line with wewous expectatKJf6 to c4)ntimi that deprecialion is not accelerated or
uThJer promded.
Page 20

ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRIIST UMITED
(A Company Limlled by Guarnntee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 AUGUST 2022
School fees
2022
2021
Gross lees
Less: SC￿larships and Bursaries granted
3.615.328
3,377,091
{5BO,363} (519,287)
1034,965 2.857,804
Income from donatlons and legaclgs
Restricled Unrestricted
lunds
Tolal
lunds
lund$
2022
Donations
21.074
1.285
22,359
1.964
Toto12021
1.911
Income Irom ¢harll8ble acllvltles
unle￿rIcted
lunds
Total
lunds
Tor81
funds
2021
Fees receiv
E￿ra s￿lieets arKI dthrsements
Holl￿aY camps adpiities
3.037.527
250.027
24.356
3,037,527
250,027
24?56
2,857.804
135.341
38.749
3.311,910
3.311.910
3,031.894
T￿¥2021
3.031,894
3,031,894
Page 21

ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
(A Company Llmlted by G￿rantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Invesln*nt Income
Unrestrfcted
funds
Total
fundg
Total
funds
Investment in¢ome- bank intere
163
163
121
Tota12021
121
121
Other Incomlng rnsources
￿n￿tri¢1ed
funds
Tolal
funds
Total
nds
2021
Government grants
7,572
7A72
586,332
Totsi 2021
586,332
586,332
Analysls ol eX￿ndItUVe on charflable aclfvltles
Summary by lund type
Restrfcted Unrnslrlcted
funds
funds
2022
Total
2022
Total
E￿￿￿tional actiwtses
25.WJ 3.712,659
3.n8,252 3.653.744
Tota12021
12.200 3.641,544
3,653.744
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST UMITED
{A Company Llmlled by Guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
10. Anaty81s of expendlture by actlvltles
A¢tMtles
undertaken
dlrectty
2022
Total
funds
2021
lunds
2022
Ed￿tional actiwhes
3.738,252 3,T38,252
3.653.744
Tofa12021
3,653.744 3.653. 744
Anknis of threct costs
Edu¢allonal
actlvhles
2022
Total
funds
2022
Toi81
fvnds
Siaff costs
ogprecialion
2.642.820 2￿2,*￿0
75,754
75,754
194.671
194,671
74.824
74,824
21.$86
21,586
167.815
167,815
119.894
119,894
98.291
98,291
57,732
57,732
33,980
83,053
58.169
101,383
2,614,714
77.904
175,634
46.886
31. 152
143,381
140, 175
75,206
68.651
36.176
60,805
32,958
110.490
33.612
Actwilies and disbwsemenls
Employment costs
Estsblishment costs
Repairs and maintenance
Office a￿1 IT expenses
Adverbsing artd markeliThJ
Equrpment hire
tor expenses
Legal and wofessional costs
Interest payable
83.053
58,169
101,383
Govemance co￿$
8280
3,738,252
4n8,252
3.653.744
Tota12021
3.653.744
3,653,744
Page 23

IIOOKWOOD SCHOOL TrUST ￿M￿ED
(A Company Llmiled by Guaranteo)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
11. Olher galnsnosses
Movement in ValUat￿n of ffinaThial derivatNes
(211,270)
(98.097)
The charity has loan fac￿rtIeS available totaifry £1.649.015. There are lthging instruments or interest
rale swaps in rAace lo prote￿ the ¢harrty against increases in interest rates in line with the Charitls
interest rale management Frf)licy. Tl)e hedging instruments have been measured at fair value ard are
r￿OgnIsed in the financi￿ statements in accordar￿e with Charibes SORP IFRS 1021 atxl FRS 102.
12. Audftors. ￿M￿￿41k5Th
Fees payable to the Charivs aL•knr for the a￿111 of Ihe Chartlls annual
accounts
13. Siaff costs
2022
Wayes and salaries
Social securty costs
ContribLrtK>n to defined coniril)utw rw6K)n s¢hemes
2.074,514
169,679
398,627
2.016.904
161,946
435.864
2.642.820
2,614,714
During the year. the chwrly m* aTrYor tem?iriatAy) paymenis whth totalled £9.00012021 .
£nill.
The average number of persons empk)yed by Ch•ity <knNJ the year was as folbws..
2022
2021
Tea¢hiry arKI ancillary staff
Adminrstralivelcknl staff
Pasiofal staff
57
14
12
37
111
104
Page 24

ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST UMtrED
(A Company Llmiied by Gu•rants¢>
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL sTATEME1￿s
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGusf 21Y22
13. Sloff costs {continued)
The number of ¢M￿O5¢e$ wf#)se emptye beneffts (exdtsSrg employer pension ¢osts) exceed8d
£60,oixI was..
2022
No.
In the bar*J £60.001 - £70,1XKI
In the barKI £70.001- £80,OIXI
In the barKI £80.¢XSI . £9).1￿1
The tot￿ empk)yee t*r*fits of the key managèment petsonnel of the charity *ere £304,819 12021..
£280.204)
1￿ Trustees. remunernllon and expenses
During the year. no TnA%iees receNed any remwwalion or olher benefits f2021- £NIL).
In the prev*JJ$ ￿ar two trustees a total of £14,95812022'. Enl) in turt￿n lees 10 Ihe charity ai open
market value.
15. Related party tran&Kllons
DurirvJ the year the charity made ts lolowing related party transactions:
Frlends of Rookwood
(Friends of Rookwcth are a parent nJn charity w￿1 luTrJraise on behatl ol RookwcLMI School Trust
Limitedl
Rookwo¢xI School Trust knmile(I collect th)nalions on behall ol Ihe Friends of R(thwc(#J and pay for
¢xpenses on Iheir behalf, all of which are reimbursed. At the balance sheet dale the amount due lo
FrwKls of Rookwood was £1.737 {Wd1 due IT￿ FOR.. £1,911).
16. Taxatlon
The charity is a registered charty. arkd as such is eniiiled to certain t& exemptions on in¢ome and wofts
from investments. and surpluses on any trading adivrties wrEd on in furtherance ot the ¢hariVs primary
obje¢tives, rf these profits arKJ arp arolied sokly for charitable purposes.
Page 25

ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST uMrrED
(A Comp•ny Umlted by Guarnnts•)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEIAENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGU￿ 2022
17. Tanglble Ilxed assets
Freehold
Plant and
Offlce Temporary
property equlpmenl equlpment
bulldlngg
Tolal
Cost or valuatlon
At 1 September 2021
A(hJitions
5A77.446
532A74
370,691
6.389A65
63,434
Al 31 August W22
5.477,446
9.054 595,808
370.691
6,452.999
At 1 Seplemt¢r 21Y21
Charge for Ihe year
51740
9237
323,488 276,239
S5￿0$
10061
66£370
75,754
150
Al 31 AwJust 2022
9J)53
378,994
287,1(X)
738,124
Net book value
At 31 August 2022
5.414.469
216,814
$91
5,714.875
At31 Augu$12021
&423.
151
94.452 5,727, 195
Assets wlh a nel I￿k value of £5,398,600 IJ)21." £5.405,51X)l are ple(k)ed as security lor liabilities.
18. Debtors
Due wtthln one year
Trade deblo
Prepayments and xC[l￿ i1￿me
787,631
68,513
667.285
67.901
856,144
735. 186
Page 26

ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST UMrrED
(A Company Urnlted by Guarantm)
NOTES TO ThE FINANCIAL STATEMEPITS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
19. Credltors: Amounts lalllng due wllhln one year
Bank overdrafts
Bank loans
Trade creditors
Oiher taxatKJn and social seciyity
(Thher creditors
Accruals and deferred income
158,284
194,301
51,128
40,420
41,327
1,149A17
181,636
50,542
40,595
7,667
1.071, 108
1,634,777
1.351.548
2022 deferred income consisted ol lees invoiced in ad¥atKe ol the autumn term £931,204 12021..
£898,905). The am¢)unl was then released in the rext year.
Se¢ured debts
Credrtors due within one Jear include bank loans of £194.301 {2021.. £181.636}, on which security has
been gbven by Ihe ¢harity.
The bank loans fa¢ilitie$ are wured by charges over Rookwc*xI School dated 2111112008, a ehaTge
over 15 & 17 The Avenue dated 21111r2LN)8. and a debentu￿ on the banks standard form daied
0311212008.
20. Credltors: Amounts falling duo after mor• than on• year
2022
Bank loans
Accruals aNJ delerred Ir￿Me
Financial instruments
1.498.047
32,633
35,862
1.606, 180
37,092
247,132
1￿￿542
1,890,404
Inclu(*d in cre(Iiots are th6 fdbxing amounts after more than five years 01 £613.795 (2021:
£759,734).
Borrowlngs due after Ilvo yearn
Two bank loans wilh aggregate amounts 01 £613.79512021.' £759,734) whi¢h la51 due after S yeais a￿1
which are paythe by Inst￿Ments are in Fthe ￿th Barclays with interest being ai ￿ ab)ve th&
Barclays base fate. The first kjan is due lo mature in Novemter 2028 aTrJ the second klan is due io
mature in Juty 2029.
Secured debts
Creditors due after more than or* year indu(* bank loans 01 £1.464,71312021.. £1,563.6801. on which
security has been given by the charity.
Page 27

ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST UMITED
{A Company Umlled by Guarnntee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Crndllors: Amounts falling duè aftw mor• than one year (¢onllnu•d)
The bank loan5 ar*J facilities are secured by charges over Rookwood School daled 2111112008, a ¢harge
over 15 & 17 The Aver￿ da1￿1 21111r2CM)8. and a debenture on the banks standard lorm dated
0311212008.
21. Penslon ¢ommitments
The Charity operates separate dethned contrlxjlion pe￿￿)n schemes for Teaching arKI SupFQrt staff,.
Aviva and NEST respectrvety. assets ol the ts¥o schemes we hekd separately Irorn those ol the
Charity in ir*Jeper¥Jently ayministered funds. to1￿ ￿nSIOn charge of £398,627 12021". £435,864)
reweserts eoniributths pay*e by the Chanty to Aviva to NEST.
22. Operatlng lease commltments
At 31 Aull￿81 20Z2 the Charrty had Commitments ￿ make luture minimum I&￿e payments under r￿n.
cancellable oper￿1￿j leases as loll¢M.'
Not later than 1 year
Later than 1 year and I￿1 later than 5 JEaTS
•418
30, 122
16,189
84,006
46,311
The follo￿ng lease payments have been reccgniwj as an expense in Statemeni ol Finarti
A¢tivitie$:
i))eratiTh3 lease rentals
31381
33.247
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ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMrrED
(A Company Umiled by G￿rantee)
NOTES TO THE HNANCIAL STATEklEpirs
FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2Q2
Statement of lunds
Statement of funds- ￿￿eTht ythr
Balance al 1
lomber
2021
Balance •t
Gainsl 31 August
hcom• Expondituw• (Losses)
2022
Vnre8trfcted funds
Gener￿ Fur¥ls- all funts
3551651
3W.930 {3,712.659)
211,270
3872,192
estrieied funds
Restricted Funds - all fuTrJs
Fixed asset thjnalion lurxl
21,074
(25,593)
001
11520
21,074
(25,593}
8,IX11
Tot•1 of funds
3.565.171
3A42,tXM {1738252)
211.270 3,380,193
The Speci1￿ wry)oses lor wthich lurxts are to be aA)lied a￿ as folknys:
The Te$titt&J fuThJ above is a Fixed Asset Donal#)n FWKI - This I￿￿1 represents assets OT 8xpenses
purchased ￿1th donations from Ff*rth of Rocknthj.
Page 29

ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
IA Company Llmited by Guarnnto•)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Statement of funds (conllnued)
Slatement of fund$- prlor year
881a￿e ai
Balance al
31 August
2021
Gain
IrKome Expenthltsre (Losses)
2020
Unrestri¢ted fvnds
General Funds- all lurAts
3.477,698 3.618,4LiJ (3,641.$44J
98.097
3,552,651
Restrfcted funds
Reslricled Funds- ￿1 fuNts
Fixed asset donation furbj
1.911
(IZ200)
12,520
22.809
1.911
(12.200)
12,520
Total ol lunds
3.500.507
3.620,311
(3,653. 744)
98.097
3,565, 171
Anatysls of net assets t•elween fund¥
An•tysls ot net assets between lunds. cwrenl ytsr
R•strlct•d Unrnstrlcted
funds
fundg
2022
2022
Total
fundg
Tarrfj1￿e Itxed assets
Current assets
Creditors due within one year
Creditors due in more than 0￿ year
8.1x11
5.706.874
5,714075
866.637
866,637
11.634,77n (1,634,7m
11.566,5421
Totsl
8,CI11
3,372,192
3J80,193
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ROOKW¢)OD SCHOOL TRUST UMITED
(A Company Limlted by Guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
24. knlysl$ ol assots betwn funds (¢onlinwd)
Amtysis ol nel assets bth•en funds. prknr y￿r
Reslitt8d Unrestricled
Trys
Total
lunds
2021
2021
lixed assets
Current assets
Creditors due wthin one year
Cre(siors due in more than one year
12.520
5.714,675
5,727. 195
1,079,928
1.079,928
fl,351,548J fl,351,548J
{1.89Q.404) (1.890,404)
Total
12,520
3.552.651
3,565.171
Reconclllallon ol rnl movoment in lo cash fk)w from opfrraiing o¢tbvili•s
2022
2021
Nel expeTrJilure for the year (as per Statement of Fina￿al Adi¥itiesl
(396,248)
(33.433)
Adjustments lor:
Deprecialion charges
Diwdends. interests ar*J rerrts froffl inveslments
Decreasellincreasel in stocks
DecreasetirKrease) in deblors
Increase in Creditors
75.754
(1631
(121}
(3,638)
100,350
1,956
(120,958)
107,821
Net ca8h proylded byl(used In) opernlkng a¢tfvli*s
(333,014)
143,018
Anatysls ol cash and cash equfvalents
Cash in harvj
335,499
Total cosh and ¢ash equlvalenls
2,030
335,499
Page31

ROOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMITED
(A Company Llmlted by Guarantee)
NOTES TO ThE FINANCIAL STATEMEpirs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2tr22
Analysls ol dwnges In nel debt
At1
S8Ptwnber
At31
21Y21 Cash flows Augu$t 2022
Cash al bank aThJ in hand
Bank overdiafts repayable on demar
Debt the within 1 ￿ar
Debt due after 1 year
1333,469)
1158,284) (158,284}
112,665) {194,3011
108,133 {1.498,04n
(181,636)
11,606,180)
(18S2,317) (396,285) (1,848,602)
Post balance s1*gt events
In March 2023 thè school was sokl lo the Inspired LeaTnirwJ Group ol schools. All a550ts aTrJ liabilities
were settled as part of the sale leaviTrJ Ihe Tr￿1 wrth an yeed sum of cash enabling it to meet future
liabilities.
Page 32

ROOKWOOD SCtrKKIL TAusf LIMITED
(A Company Llmlted by G￿rantee}
NOTES TO THE RNAPKIAL STATEmE1￿s
FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Fln*ncl41 Instwn
Financial assels
Financial assets measured at I￿r thr(AMJh iro)me aTrJ experM*ure
FIr￿ncl81 assets thai are debl instruments measured al amortised cosl
335.499
735. 186
856,144
858,174
1,070.685
Flnan¢kl Ilabllltles
Derivative linanciJ inslrumenls meawred al la￿ through i￿)Me a￿1
expenditure hekl as part ol a Iradir¥J p)rtlol
FinancHI liabilities measured ￿ amoths&J etst
(35,862> (247, 1321
(3,165,457) (2.994.820)
{3201.319) 13.241,952)
Inancial assets measwed at fair vdu8 Ihrough N￿Me aTrJ eX￿t¥jI1u1e inclth cash al bank atNJ In
and £16312021.. £1211.
Fiftanci￿ assets Ihat are debt inslnjments measured al amortised cost indth debtors £nil12021.' £nAI.
Finar*ial I￿ly'lItIeS measured at lair value throwh slatemenl of linancial acbvitses includes (Igrivairve
financial liability £208.76912021.' E97.124).
Financi￿ liabilities measured at amortised cost includes bank loans, trade creditoTS. other taxation a￿1
SOCI￿ securty, other crectilors, accruals aNJ deferred income £98,88212021: £109,517>.
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AOOKWOOD SCHOOL TRUST LIMrrED
(A Company Llmlted by Guarnntee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2tr22
30. Hedging arrangements
To hedge p)lential volatility in futu￿ Inte￿St cash flows on bank k)ans artsirvj from movements in
Bardays Bank Base rate. the Charity has enterwj into IloalirvJ lo tixed interest rate swaps on an
amortising prolile ol the k)ans.
The swaps are arxounted for as a (knivative finaTh?aJ lialxlty in accordance wilh Ihe Charitw SORP
IFRS 1021. The cash flows from Ihe inleresl rale swap ￿11 Contin￿ until their maturity which is
coincidental Wbth malurity ol the bank ￿?0￿$. The charrfje in twr va￿8 during the year is prtxessed
within thè statement ol linanc￿ actNities.
Hedglng arrnNJement
Recogni5gJ lossesni*lilies on at Winniro of period
{Gains)Ilosses atisirkj in ts year
247,132
(211,270)
345,229
198,097)
35A62
247, 132
The ¢harity has not obtained an irthFeThJenl actuarial valualK)n lor the interest rale swap. The valuations
provi(ied by BaTelays bank have keen used in Ihe accounls. The valuations have ftljclualed within the
following ranges £202.397 - È35.862. with Ihe largest siryle fvctuatitsn in a quarterty period being
£65.338.
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