Transparency
Where your money goes
Everything we raise is spent on the children at this school. Here is what came in, and what it bought.
Year 2025-26
A good year. Bake sales, discos, a sponsorship challenge, the Christmas Fayre, Sports Day and the Family Picnic between them raised £8,400 — all of it spent on the children at this school.
Every year
- £100 for every classRising to £300 a year per class from September 2026
- School bag and water bottleFor every new Reception pupil
- Year 6 leavers' hoodiesOne for every leaver
- Easter egg for every childNot a raffle — one each
- Books at ChristmasFor every Pre-school, Reception and KS1 child
- World Book Day vouchersA "best dressed" voucher for each class
- InflatablesFor the Year 6 leavers' day and the Family Picnic
- Books for the raffle ticket cupboardAnd from the school's Amazon wishlist
Funded this year
- The new Nurture RoomA quiet space for children who need one
- Outdoor gym extensionNew activity stations now going in
- Playground zonesPlayground equipment updated and zoned
- Young Voices coachPart-funded, so more children could go
- KS2 swimming poolPart-funded
Where it came from
- Sponsorship ChallengeSponsored fun, whole school£1,300
- Christmas Fayre and RaffleOur biggest event of the year
- DiscosA few times a year
- Bake sales and Frozen FridaysMost Fridays after school
- Sports DayIncluding the Krispy Kreme stall
- Family PicnicEnd of the summer term
- Lloyds Bank match fundingThrough a parent's employer scheme£500
- Gnosall GlobetrottersA donation from the local group£150
- easyfundraisingRaised to date, at no cost to shoppers£150
- South Staffordshire Community LotteryA small amount every week
Next
From September 2026 every class moves from £100 to £300 a year, paid termly. The big project is a new outdoor sheltered learning and play area, which is surprisingly expensive and will take most of what we raise.
What it looks like
An Easter egg for every single child
Not a raffle, not a prize — one each, for all of them. It is the kind of thing that never appears in a school budget, and the kind of thing a bake sale pays for.
Our full accounts and annual report are available to any member on request, and the signed documents are on the Documents page.