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2020-08-31-accounts

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Governors' Annual
Report
Reference and admlnlstratlve Information
Governors' Annual
Report
Strategic Report
Governors' Annual
Report
Structure, Governance
and
Management
Report of the Independent Auditors 14
Statement of Financial Activities 17
Balance Sheet 18
Cash flow Statement 19
Notes forming part ofthe Financial Statements 20

rocedur es
are est
ablishe d in o rde r to mana ge thos e risks which include:
Risk Mitigating
Factors
Reduction
in
u
il headcount
An unforeseen
significant
fall in pupil numbers Regular
parent
drop-ins
are
held
by the
Senior
could place the school under operational and Management
Team to enable
parents
to provide
financial pressure within an academic year. feedback.
Parent surveys
ensure that concerns are
identified
and
appropriate
action
is taken.
The
School
maintains
reserves
to provide
emergency
funding.
Ins ection Re ime Failure
The Independent School's Inspectorate's ("ISI") We monitor
changes to guidance
and compliance.
Inspection
regime
changes regularly as Senior members
of our team are ISI inspectors
and
legislation
and statutory
guidance are updated. underwent
an
ISI inspection
in
February
2019,
where the school was judged to be outstanding
in all
areas.
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As with most modern businesses, the School is Cyber security
risks are monitored
closely.
Off-site
heavily reliant on Information Technologyfor its data backups
help to protect vital information
and
day to day operations. would ease re-configuration
should
a failure occur.
Child Protection Ik Safe uardin
Keeping children safe while they are at school or The School adheres to legislation
and guidance
on
on an activity
organised
by the School is our recruitment,
child protection
and Health &Safety.
A
highest priority. "ring of steel" prevents
entry to the site except at
secure points.
The School operates
a CCTV system
to help
maintain
site security.
A Paxton
key card
security
system
was
introduced
in
2016 on
all
external
doors and gates, and provides
a lockdown
environment.
Natural and other disasters
With over 600 pupils, the school is at risk from Advice
from
a variety
of professional
bodies
is
health epidemics, fire and flooding. constantly
reviewed
to ensure
adherence
to the
latest Coronavirus
guidance.
A crisis management
plan
is in place; the school has
regular fire protection
and safety audits.

2020 2020 2020 2019
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Furids Funds Funds
Note E f f E
Income and endowments from:
Donations
and legacies
10,000 549 10,549 1,254
Investment
income
9,411 100 9,511 9,839
Charitable
activities
6,488,952 6,488,952 6,605,173
Total income and endowments 6,508,363 649 6,509,012 6,616,266
Expenditure
on:
Charitable
activities
5 5,908,868 1,307 5,910,175 5,993,211
Total expenditure 5,908,868 1,307 5,910,175 5,993,211
Net income / (expenditure) for the year 599,495 (658) 598,837 623,055
Reconciliation
offunds:
Funds brought
forward at
1September 2019 6,093,670 46,603 6,140,273 5,517,218
Total funds carried forward at 31August 2020 6,693,165 45,945 6,739,110 6,140,273
HALLFIELD SCHOOL TRUST HALLFIELD SCHOOL TRUST HALLFIELD SCHOOL TRUST
BALANCE SHEET
Company Number: 00631045
as at 31August 2020
Note 2020 2019
E E
Fixed assets
Intangible Assets 117 245
Tangible assets 4,600,190 4,640,667
4,600,307 4,640,912
Current assets
Debtors due after more than one
year 755,372 763,732
Debtors due within one year 251,133 149,434
Stock 20,090 16,251
Cash at bank and in hand 2,208,970 1,875,771
3,235,565 2,805,188
Creditors: amounts falling due within
one year 10 (887,303) (1,092,313)
Net current assets 2,348,262 1,712,875
Total assets less current liabilities 6,948,569 6,353,787
Creditors: amounts falling due after
more than one year 10 (209,459) (213,514)
6,739,110 6,140,273
Restricted funds 12 45,945 46,603
Unrestricted funds 13 6,693,165 6,093,670
6,739,110 6,140,273

HALLFIELD SCHOOL TRUST SCHOOL TRUST
CASH FLOW STATEMENT
Year ended 31August 2020
Reconciliation
ofnet income to net cash flow
from operating 2020 2019
activities E E
Net income for the year 598,837 623,055
Interest receivable (9,511) (9,839)
Depreciation
and amortisation
offixed assets 344,790 259,900
Loss on disposal offixed assets 1,200
(Increase)in
stock
(3,839) (119)
(Increase) / decrease
in debtors
(93,339) 110,095
(Decrease) / increase
in creditors
(209,065) 130,428
Net cash flow from operating activities 627,873 1,114,720
Cash flow from investing activities
Payments to acquire fixed assets (304,185) (933,083)
Interest received 9,511 9,839
Net cash flow from investing
activities
(294,674) (923,244)
Net increase
in cash and
cash equivalents 333,199 191,476
Cash and cash equIvalents at 1September 2019 1,875,771 1,684,295
Cash and cash equivalents at 31August 2020 2,208,970 1,875,771
Cash and cash equivalents consists of:
Cash at bank and in hand 2,208,970 1,875,771
Analysis of changes
in net
debt
Balance at 1 Balances at
September Cash flow 31August
2019 6 2020
f f
Cash 1,875,771 333,199 2,208,970
Total 1,875,771 333,199 2,208,970

Investment
I
ncome
2020 2019
f f
Bank Interest —Unrestricted Funds 100 9,677
Bank Interest —Restricted Funds 9,411 162
9,511 9,839
Income
2020 2019
E E
Net incoming resources are stated after charging:
Depreciation —(note 8) 344,662 259,772
Amortisation —Intangible Asset (note 7) 128 128
Loss on disposal offixed assets 1,200
Amortisation —Lease Premium (note 9) 8,446 8,532
Auditors'
remuneration
—audit services (exclusive of VAT) 11,000 10,600
Auditors'
remuneration
—non-audit
services (exclusive of VAT)
875 1,195
Operating
lease rental —plant, machinery
&vehicles 38,368 46,115
2020 2019
E f
Income from Charitable Activities - Unrestricted
School fees 6,007,444 6,264,734
Less: Assisted Places (119,324) (119,917)
Net Fee Income 5,888,120 6,144,817
Other educational
income
197,973 405,351
Other ancillary
income
48,010 55,005
Government grants 354,849
6,488,952 6,605,173

5.1 Total e xpenditure xpenditure
Year ended 31August Other
2020 Staff costs
f
costs
f
Depreciationf Total 2020
f
Charitable activities (note 6)
Teaching 3,173,739 211,578 112,574 3,497,891
Welfare 344,280 11,368 355,648
Premises repair and 249,894 494,437 229,166 973,497
maintenance
Support costs and 771,327 306,079 128 1,077,534
governance
Grants and prizes 5,605 5,605
Total charitable
expenditure 4,194,960 1,361,979 353,236 5,910,175
Year ended 31August Other
2019 Staff costs costs Depreciation Total 2019
E f f f
Charitable actlvltles (note 6)
Teaching 3,264,440 254,298 93,645 3,612,383
Welfare 449,487 6,964 456,451
Premises repair and 246,700 600,027 167,609 1,014,336
maintenance
Support costs and 594,113 308,757 128 902,998
governance
Grants and prizes 7,043 7,043
Total charitable
expenditure 4,105,253 1,619,612 268,346 5,993,211
5.2 Grants, awards and prizes
2020 2019
E f
From restricted
funds
Maths prize 25
From unrestricted funds
Flowers, prizes and leaving presents 5,605 7,043
5,630 7,043

2020 2019
f
Remuneration paid to auditor for audit services 13,200 12,720
Reimbursement of personal expenses to governors —travel costs 436 616
Other governance costs 3,252 3,551
16,888 16,887
Staff costs and numbers
2020 2019
Total Total
E E
Salaries and wages 3,392,084 3,405,690
Social security 266,712 296,082
Pension costs 472,858 346,153
4,131,654 4,047,925
Agency staff costs 63,306 57,328
4,194,960 4,105,253
The average numbe r of employe es
during the year was:
2020 2019
No. No.
Teaching staff 43 40
Teaching assistants and nursery nurses 45 55
Domestic staff 14 16
Office and management staff 17 15
119 126

The table below shows details ofemployees
wh
including
benefits,
in excess ofE60,000:
o on an annualised
basis received rem
uneration,
2020 2019
No. No.
E60,000 —E70,000 1
E70,000 - E80,000
E80,000 —E90,000
F90,000 - E100,000
E110,000 —E120,000
E140,000 —E150,000

Trademark
Licence
Cost E
As at 1September 2019 1,280
Additions
At 31August 2020 1,280
Depreciation E
As at 1September 2019 1,035
Charge 128
At 31August 2020 1,163
Net BookValue E
At 31August 2020 117
At 1September 2019 245

Tangible fixed assets
Freehold Long Term Fixtures
Land & Leasehold FIttings &
BuIldings Property Equipment Total
E E E E
Cost
At 1September 2019 551,837 6,301,357 1,995,762 8,848,956
Additions 161,232 142,953 304,185
Transfers (5,064) (816) 5,880
Disposals (192) (4,253) (1,332,065) (1,336,510)
At 31August 2020 546,581 6,457,520 812,530 7,816,631
Depreciation
At 1September 2019 63,187 2,464,658 1,680,444 4,208,289
Charge 10,410 220,720 113,532 344,662
Transfers (675) (103) 778
Disposals (192) (4,253) (1,332,065) (1,336,510)
At 31August 2020 72,730 2,681,022 462,689 3,216,441
Net BookValue
At 31August 2020 473,851 3,776,498 349,841 4,600,190
At 31August 2019 488,650 3,836,699 315,318 4,640,667

Included in freehold in freehold in freehold land and buildings is an amount of E39,947 (2019:f39,947) relating
to
of E39,947 (2019:f39,947) relating
to
freehold land which is not depreciated.
Debtors: amounts due within one year
2020 2019
f f
Trade debtors 92,656 25,226
Other debtors 8,446 8,532
Prepayments and accrued income 150,031 115,676
251,133 149,434
Debtors: amounts due after more than one year
2020 2019
f f
Lease Premium 755,372 763,732

2020 2019
E f
Feesin advance 181,796 313,821
Trade creditors 217,528 350,545
Other creditors 337,673 308,615
Accruals and deferred income 62,983 37,931
Deferred
rental charge
4,054 4,054
Other tax and social security 83,269 77,347
887,303 1,092,313
reditors: amoun ts
falling due after more tha
n one year
2020 2019
f f
Deferred Rental Charges 209,459 213,514

ofdonations
and gra
ofdonations
and gra
ofdonations
and gra
ofdonations
and gra
nts,
held on
trust, to be applied for specific pur poses,
as follow
s:
At 31August 2020 Balances at Balances at
1September Incoming Outgoing 31August
2019 Resources Resources 2020
f f f f
Pavilion AppealFund 12,696 (1,282) 11,414
Rigby Bursary 14,157 42 14,199
Hardship Fund 15,687 531 16,218
Gifted and Talented Fund 3,344 10 3,354
Stanley Owen Allday Memorial 50 50
Ranjeen Neelima Memorial 229 (25) 205
Award
Make a Difference Fund 440 65 505
46,603 649 (1,307) 45,945
At 31August 2019 Balances at Balances at
1September Incoming Outgoing 31August
2018 Resources Resources 2019
f f f
Pavilion Appeal Fund 13,978 (1,282) 12,696
Rigby Bursary 14,087 70 14,157
Hardship Fund 14,799 888 15,687
Gifted and Talented Fund 3,327 17 3,344
Stanley Owen Allday Memorial 50 50
Ranjeen Neelima Memorial
Award 228 1 229
Make a Difference Fund 440 440
46,469 1,416 (1,282) 46,603
Capital funds

fNil) for the School's
Unrestricted
funds
fNil) for the School's
Unrestricted
funds
fNil) for the School's
Unrestricted
funds
prize in mathematics .
At 31August 2020 Balances at 1 Balances
September at 31
2019 Incoming Outgoing August
Resources Resources 2020
E E f
General Fund 5,593,670 6,508,363 (5,908,868) 6,193,165
Designated fund 500,000 500,000
Total 6,093,670 6,508363 (5,908,868) 6,693,165
At 31August 2019 Balances at 1 Balances
September at 31
2018 Incoming Outgoing August
Resources Resources 2019
E E f
General Fund 4,970,749 6,614,850 (5,991,929) 5,593,670
Designated fund 500,000 500,000
Tota I 5,470,749 6,614,850 (5,991,929) 6,093,670

Analysis ofnet assets between
fun
ds
At 31August 2020 General Restricted
funds funds Total
f f f
Fixed assets 4,588,893 11,414 4,600,307
Net current assets 1,558,359 34,531 1,592,890
Long term debtors 755,372 755,372
Long term liabilities (209,459) (209,459)
6,693,165 45,945 6,739,110
At 31August 2019 General RestrIcted
funds funds Total
f f f
Fixed assets 4,628,216 12,696 4,640,912
Net current assets 915,236 33,907 949,143
Long term debtors 763,732 763,732
Long term liabilities (213,514) (213,514)
6,093,670 46,603 6,140,273

2020 2019
Land and Land and
buildings
f
Other
f
buildings
f
Other
f
Leases expiring:
Within one year 100,000 24,810 100,000 32,850
Within 2 —5years 437,500 29,073 412,500 2,654
Over five years 27,891,677 28,016,677
28,429,177 53,883 28,529,177 35,504