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Annual Report 2001-2002

Treasurer's Report


Director's Report Special Schools Work Mainstream Schools Work Out of Schools Work
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Income from grants and donations rose by £509 to £50,274. Surpluses from our Children's Festivals rose by £11,003 to £25,287. Contributions from schools and groups towards schools tours and out-of-schools work rose by £3,791 to £12,494. Net income from our trading subsidiary Children's World Enterprises Ltd. rose by £11,761 to a surplus of £10,281 (our main trading event is at the Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts, which did not take place in 2001). Despite undertaking an equivalent amount of work to the previous year, costs were reduced and charitable expenditure fell by £14,476 to £118,394.

We entered our new financial year on 1 Sep 2002 with free reserves of £47,751, which represents approximately 7 months unrestricted expenditure, as opposed to 3 months at 1 Sep 2001.

We are most grateful to the many grant-giving trusts who have supported Children's World's work during this period, and would like to offer particular thanks to the Lankelly Foundation, whose further grant of £15,000 per annum from September 2002, to cover the wages of our Chief Playleader, will continue until September 2004, and to the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation, whose grant of £10,000 per annum towards our special needs workshop tours continues until October 2004.

Although our financial position is currently fairly strong, it is essential that Children's World continues developing its primary trading and continues researching and approaching new grant-giving trusts for support, in particular for core costs and specific and vital ongoing wages, if we are to guarantee the survival of the Charity in future years.

The Accounts following are a summary of information extracted from the unqualified annual accounts of Children's World which were approved by the Trustees on 5 November 2002 and which have been submitted to the Charity Commission.







Anne Harris,
Treasurer & Trustee


PROPOSED BUDGET

FOR THE PERIOD 1 SEPTEMBER 2002-31 AUGUST 2003

PROPOSED EXPENDITURE
EXPECTED INCOME
(net rather than gross) (net rather than gross)
WAGES (including Employers' NI)  
DIRECTOR (35 hrs)
£21,500
LANKELLY FOUNDATION Towards Chief Playleaders's wages £15,000
CHIEF PLAY LEADER (35 hrs)
15,750

ESMEE FAIRBAIRN FOUNDATION Towards development of C.W.'s Special Needs Workshop Tours 10,000
2ND PLAY LEADER (30 hrs) 11,053
   
SESSIONAL WORKERS 12,000
ADMINISTRATOR (25 hrs)
8,392
 
...................
......£68,695
EXPECTED CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS REGULAR TOUR COSTS FROM S. SCHOOLS
4,000
TRANSPORT
6,000
 
 
EXPECTED FEES FROM WORKSHOPS SOLD TO MAINSTREAM SCHOOLS 6,000
INSURANCE 1,800
   
ACCOUNTANCY
2,880
EXPECTED INCOME FROM OUR CHILDREN'S FESTIVALS 15,000
   
NEW CAPITAL EQUIPMENT (Additional sound equipment, projector etc.)
4,000
EXPECTED GRANT AID FROM CHILDREN'S WORLD ENTERPRISES LTD. 10,000
 
CONTINGENCIES
1,175
OUT-OF-SCHOOLS PLAY PACKAGES FEES 3,000
 
TOTAL PROPOSED EXPENDITURE
£94,000
TOTAL EXPECTED INCOME SO FAR
£63,000

CHILDREN'S WORLD THEREFORE NEEDS TO

RAISE £31,000 FROM GRANT-GIVING TRUSTS