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2025-03-31-accounts

Chair’s Report

to Annual General Meeting 4[th] . June 2025.

Much as with the 2023-24 year, this year had been quite straightforward with the routine receipt of grant requests from TQEA by e.mail, circulating these to all trustees for consideration, then except for occasional small amendments, approving them ( in one instance trustees suggested a slight increase in the amount requested to enable an improved equipment supply. Thanks to ND for his expert input). ATT continue to finance the grants initially, then we repay ATT on receipt of invoices.

For the first time we helped fund the Enrichment days which we believe were very successful. We have already approved similar funding for the 2025 event. We also helped fund the Year 10 Graduation ceremony which I attended in order to present an award, as did our trustee Sarah in her role as town mayor. There were some interesting poses by students for the camera booth after the event.

We continue to support the student counsellor and also the fund for uniform and shoes for students in need. There continue to be ongoing grants for other annual costs. For the coming year, we hope to make a couple of changes to our Constitution (The Scheme) allowing us to go forward with mainly e.mail contact between trustees as agreed at last year’s AGM, this having proved a beneficial way forward. We also wish to remove the requirement for a Warwickshire County council nominated trustee as this has really been a hangover from the period when the academy was WCC controlled (ending in the mid 1990s). We will vote on this later in the meeting. We have recently received a small grant from a local, now disbanded, choir with a request that we use it to further musical education within the academy.

We have, for quite some years, been holding a small amount on behalf of the Cyril Collins bursary(to encourage young people’s music tuition), as there was no governing body in respect of that fund. A recent offer to resume that body has come to nothing so those funds ( £914) are now to be incorporated with the money received from the choir (approximately £6000). We will finalise with the academy how that is to be spent.

We are, of course, continuing to monitor the performance of our investments in the current volatile worldwide situation, with regular updates from our investment managers.

This financial year we have already paid £16298 in grants. A further £52810 has been approved but has not yet been invoiced to us.

Finally, can I thank all trustees for your commitment over the last year and I look forward to another fruitful year in supporting the academy and its students.

Documents for the 2024 – 2025 accounts of The Queen Elizabeth Academy Charity Charity Number 516412

Treasurer Joanna Bickley: 07841 879907

Chairman/Clerk Hugh Nethercot: 01827 712963 or 07768 932655

The Queen Elizabeth Academy Charity (516412) Summary of Receipts and Payments for Year to 31/03/2025

Payments
Grants Paid
School Counsellor
Breakfast Club
Accounts Review
Bank Charges
£
15,465.00
0.00
833.33
360.00
62.00
£16,720.33
Receipts
Quilter – Income
COIF – (CCLA) Income
M&G (Cyril Collins Bursary Holding
£
23,364.62
3,450.73
£26,859.07
43.72
£26,859.07
Quilter Quarterly Management Charge inc. VAT
30/06/2024
30/09/2024
31/12/2024
31/03/2025
£
1,886.92
1.931.93
1,950.90
1,956.50
7,726.25

The Queen Elizabeth Academy Charity (516412) at 31/03/2024

Assets

At 31/03/2024 At 31/03/2025 Increase/Decrease
£ £ £
Quilter Portfolio 857,556 855,588 -1,968
CCLA/COIF 126,880 125,874 -1,006
984,436 981,462 -2,974
HSBC Account At 31/03/2024 At 31/03/2025
£ £
Balance 36,570 23,916
Add - uncleared receipts 6,747 5,997
Less – unpresented cheques 25,012 27,301
Sub Total 18,305 2,612
Less – due to CCB 608 651
True Total 17,697.34 1,961
Date Description Amount
31.3.25 Outstanding commitments
21.07.2021 Counselling Mar 24 £1,250.00
21.07.2021 Counselling Apr 24 – Mar 25 £15,000.00
15.11.2023 Breakfast Club 3 x 833.33 £2,500.00
08.05.2024 Theatre Trip - Inspector Calls £2,075.00
18.06.2024 Graduation Ceremony resources £1,994.83
30.09.2024 Trophy Cabinet £1,399.00
13.11.2024 Christmas Hampers for vulnerable families £1,000.00
17.03.2025 Counselling Apr 25 - Apr 26 £15,000.00
18.03.2025 STEM - central lathe and tools with installation £2,979.08
20.03.2025 Enrichment Activities £9,000.00
Total £25,218.83
2025-26 New commitments
28.04.2025 PROM 25 £2,000.00
Total £2,000.00

TQEA Charity Cheques Issued 2024-2025

Cheque Date Paid to For Amount Notes
200040 28.06.2024 ATT/TQEA 5 Invoices £14,828.33 Breakfast Club Support £833.33
Year 11 Prom £2000.00
SEND Drayton Manor £495.00
SPARX Reader Scheme £4000.00
Enrichment Day Support £7500.00
200041 23.07.2024 Screatons Annual Accounts £360.00
200042 27.03.2025 ATT/TQEA 2 Invoices £1470.00 Coach Hire Museum & Cathedral £450.00
Microscopes
£1020.00
Total £16,658.33

QUEEN ELIZABETH ACADEMY CHARITY REGISTERED CHARITY NO. 516412 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31% MARCH 2025

Screatons Ltd. Chartered Accountants Former Atherstone College Ratcliffe Road ATHERSTONE Warwickshire CV9 ILF

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INDEPENDENT EXAMINERS’ REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF QUEEN ELIZABETH ACADEMY CHARITY

I report on the accounts of the Trust for the year ended 3 1 March 2025.

Respective Responsibilities of Trustees and Examiner

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Basis of Independent Examiners’ Report

My examination was carried out in accordance with the General Directions given by the Charity Commissioners. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and the seeking of explanations from you as trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit and, consequently, I do not express an audit opinion on the view given by the accounts.

Independent Examiners’ Statement

In connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention:

  1. Which gives me reasonable cause to believe that, in any material respect, the requirements: « to keep accounting records in accordance with S41 of the 1993 Act; and « to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records and to comply with the accounting requirements of the 1993 Act

have not been met; or

  1. To which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.

Screatons Ltd. Chartered Accountants

Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales Former Atherstone College, Ratcliffe Road, Atherstone, Warwickshire, CV9 ILF

10" July 2025

QUEEN ELIZABETH ACADEMY CHARITY (516412) RECEIPTS & PAYMENTS ACCOUNT

For the year ended 31st March 2025

z £
Receipts Quilter -Income
COIF -(CCLA) -Income
23,365
3,451
M&G(Cyril CollinsBursary Holding) -Income 44
26,860
Payments
% Grants Paid 16,298
School Counsellor 0
AccountsReview 360
Bank Charges 62
16,720
(Deficit)/Surplus forthe Year 10,140
Quilter QuarterlyManagement Charge inc.VAT £
30/06/2024 1,887
30/09/2024 1,932
31/12/2024 1,951
31/03/2025 1,956
7,726

QUEEN ELIZABETH ACADEMY CHARITY (516412) BALANCE SHEET

For the year ended 31st March 2025

2025 2025
fi £
Current Assets
HSBC Bank account 28,445
28,445
~~ Financed By
Receipts&Payments Account 10,140
Designated Reserves 18,305
28,445
MarketValue ofInvestments at 31st March 2025
£
QuilterPortfolio 855,588
CCLA 125,874
981,462
LESS
Due toCCB 651
980,811
“Grantsapproved butnotpaidby31/03/25 52,810
928,001

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