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Annual Report 1998-9

Financial Report


Director's Report Special Schools Work Mainstream Schools Work Out of Schools Work Financial Report

TREASURER’S REPORT

The Consolidated Statement of Financial Activities, Consolidated Balance Sheet and Appendices 1 + 2 (showing full list of donors) for the year 1 September 1998-31 August 1999 are to be found directly after this page on pages 18 and 19.

Anyone wishing to see the Full Accounts should telephone the Director, Arabella Churchill, on 01458 832925 to arrange this.

The Consolidated Statement of Financial Activities on Page18 shows net outgoing resources of £219 (1998 net incoming resources of £20,510).

The Consolidated Balance Sheet on Page 19 continues to show a satisfactory position with funds totalling £45,132 (1998: £45,351).

Subject to satisfactory reports, we will be receiving 2 more yearly grants of £15,000 p.a. from the Lankelly Foundation from April 2000 for the wages of our Chief Playleader Paddy Hill, for which we are most grateful as it has made the Charity far more stable and enabled far more work to take place.

We have been most fortunate in receiving since 31 August 1999, a Millennium Festival Award of up to £20,000 towards our Millennium Schools Festival Tour which will take place in the spring and summer terms 2000.

We are pleased to have received statutory funding from Somerset County Council Education Department, Mendip District Council and Somerset County Council Social Services. We expect this statutory funding to continue and increase.

We will be applying shortly to many grant-giving bodies for financial assistance towards specific tours and general running costs as well as for equipment for the Sensory Dome project and the new Children’s World Garden project. In addition we need to raise funds for a new touring vehicle.

We are confident that the annual Glastonbury Children’s Festival will continue to raise funds for Children’s World, and hope that the Millennium Bristol Children’s Festival will prove to be as big a success and also become a popular annual event which can also support the Charity.

We expect to earn some funds in the coming year by providing play services to other organisations.

We expect Children’s World Enterprises Ltd., our new trading company, to raise funds for both the Children’s World Charity and Children’s World International by running cafes, ice cream stalls etc. at large events.

We feel confident that we will raise the monies needed to complete the exciting plans we have for next year, and we expect that the fund-raising consultancy and linked business plan preparation will enable us to secure the future of the Charity so that our exciting and innovative work can continue for many years to




Children's World

Consolidated Statement of Financial Activities

for the year ended 31 August 1999
 
Unrestricted
Restricted
Total
Total
 
Funds
Funds
1999
1998
 
£
£
£
£
INCOMING RESOURCES        
Grants & Donations
25310
33130
58440
61693
Less: Grants Deferred
-
(8750)
(8750)
-
 
__________
__________
_______
 
25310
24380
49690
61693
Interest Receivable
2086
-
2086
1227
Other Income
1805
-
1805
705
Net Income from Trading Activities
9542
-
9542
-
  __________ __________ _______ ______
Total Incoming Resources
38743
24380
63123
63625
  __________ __________ _______ ______
RESOURCE EXPENDED
Direct Charitable Expenditure
41175
21300
62475
43100
Other Expenditure:
Management & Administration Costs
500
---
500
Finance & Other Costs
367
---
367
15
_______ ______
Total Resource Expended
42042
21300
63342
43115
__________ __________ _______ ______
NET (OUTGOING)/INCOMING
RESOURCES AND MOVEMENT
IN FUNDS FOR THE YEAR
(3299)
3080
(219)
20510
  __________ __________ _______ ______
FUND BALANCES BROUGHT
FORWARD AT 1 SEPTEMBER 1998
45351
---
45351
24841
  __________ __________ _______ ______
FUND BALANCES CARRIED
FORWARD AT 31 AUGUST 1999
42052
3080
45123
45351
  __________ __________ _______ _______

Children's World

Consolidated Balance Sheet

as at 31 August 1999

 

1999

1998
 
£
£
FIXED ASSETS
   
     
Tangible Fixed Assets
2275
1100
     
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
5645
20889
Cash at Bank
56829
31772
_________ _________
62474
52661

CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE

WITHIN ONE YEAR
(19617)
(8410)
_________ _________
NET CURRENT ASSETS
42857
44251
_________ _________
NET ASSETS
45132
45351
_________ _________
FUNDS
Income Funds:-
Restricted Funds
3080
-
Unrestricted Funds
42052
45351
_________ _________
45132
45351
_________ _________

Independent Examiner's Statement

to the Trustees of Children's World

" I have examined the summarised financial statements."

Respective Responsibilities of Trustees and Independent Examiner

"You are responsible as Trustees for the preparation of the summary financial statement. I have agreed to report to you my opinion on the summarised statements' consistency with the full statements, on which I reported to you on 11 January 2000."

Basis of Opinion

I have carried out the procedures I consider necessary to ascertain whether the c are consistent with the full financial statements from which they have been prepared."

Opinion

In my opinion the summarised financial statements are consistent with the full financial statement for the year ended 31 August 1999."

Andrew Davies FCA
Berkeley Jackson
Chartered Accountants
The Old Mill,
Park Road,
Shepton Mallet,
Somerset BA4 5BS
21 January 2000

Children's World

Detailed Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 31 August 1999

   

1999

 
1998
 
£
£
£
£
INCOME  
 
Grants & Donations        
Sundry Grants & Gifts  
30925
 
18280
Supporters' Fundraising Activities  
8715
 
37863
Contribution from Mendip District Council        
for Glastonbury Children's Festival  
1000
 
-
         
Tour Donations        
Contribution from Schools  
3050
 
5550
Contribution from Somerset County Council        
-Education Department  
2000
 
-
Contribution from Somerset County Council        
-Social Services Department  
4000
 
-
    ________   _______
   
49690
 
61693
         
Net Trading Income  
9542
 
-
Interest Receivable  
2086
 
1227
Other Income  
1805
 
705
    ________   _______
   
63123
 
63625
         
EXPENDITURE
     
Direct Charitable:        
Depreciation
625
 
-
 
Materials & Equipment
5092
 
3249
 
Central Wages
15386
 
4509
 
Office Expenses
2700
 
1332
 
Travel & Transport
1734
 
1389
 
Insurance
454
 
429
 
Tours ( including wages)
33632
 
27029
 
Consultancy
-
 
5032
 
Professional Fees
1964
 
-
 
Lock Up Expenses
888
 
131
 
      ________  
 
62475
 
43100
 
Management & Administration:        
Professional Fees
500
 
-
 
      ________  
Finance & Other Costs:        
Bank Charges
367
 
15
 
 
________
63342
________
43115
    ________   ________
         
NET (DEFICIT) / SURPLUS  
(219)
 
20510

Children's World

Notes To the Detailed Income and Expenditure Account

For The Year Ended 31 August 1999

       
1999
1. Grants & Gifts    
£
         
a)
Trusts
     
    Lankelly Foundation........................15000    
    less carried forward to 1999/2000....(8750)
6250
 
    Rayne Foundation
1000
 
    Edgar Foundation
250
 
    Ian Karten Charitable Trust
100
 
    John&Celia Bonham-Christie    
   
Charitable Trust
300
 
    Enid Blyton Trust
500
 
    St. Sarkis Charitable Trust
1000
 
    The Alchemy Foundation
500
 
    Joyce Fletcher Charitable Trust
1000
 
    Towry Law Charitable Trust
2000
 
    Sir Jules Thorn Charitable Trust
500
 
    D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust
3000
 
    P.F. Charitable Trust
500
 
    Anonymous
1000
 
    Laing Trust
100
 
    Verdon Smith Charitable Trust
125
 
    Mr & Mrs J.A.Pye's No.1    
   
Charitable Settlement
1000
 
    Fitton Trust
150
 
    The BBC Children in Need Appeal
5000
 
    R & S Bancroft Clark Charitable Trust
100
 
    Arnold Foundation
500
 
    Workers Beer Company
1300
 
    Charities Aid Foundation
3080
 
      ________
29255
b)
Individuals
     
    J.P. Harris
138
 
    L. Waldron
20
 
    P. Rogers
40
 
    Anonymous
25
 
      ________
223
c)
Local Events
     
    Glastonbury Road Run
250
 
    Mid Somerset Series of Newspapers    
   
Carol Service
588
 
    Milfield Prep School
200
 
    Egg Roll
409
 
      ________
1447
        ________
       
30925
        ________