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Financial Report


Andrew Jans – Business Manager and Company Secretary

The 2010 financial year was a period of consolidation for the College, as well as a time to refocus on the best way to support and resource our student cohort given the College’s holistic perspective and the student’s many and varied needs.

In the latter part of the year, extensions and renovations to the boarding houses were commenced thanks to various Government funding packages. Once complete, this will serve a two-fold purpose; by increasing the amenity of the existing houses and allowing an increase in student numbers.

For 2010 the College posted an accounting surplus of $837,697. Once capital grants of $851,025 are excluded, the College posted an operating deficit of $13,328.

Profit and Loss Statement as at 31 December 2010

Recurrent Income
Commonwealth Grants 1 31.86% $617,879
Commonwealth Grants 2 35.85% $695,170
State Grants 11.22% $217,603
Discrete Grant Funding 11.48% $222,572
Other 9.59% $186,023
100.00% $1,939,247
Recurrent Expenditure
Salaries & Staff Entitlements 66.26% $1,293,843
Non Salary Expenses 28.13% $549,227
Depreciation & Amortisation 3.95% $77,074
Borrowing Expenses 1.66% $32,431
100.00% $1,952,575
Operating Deficit $13,328
Capital Income
Capital Grants $851,026
Total Surplus $837,698

Balance Sheet as at 31 December 2010

Assets
Cash and cash equivalents $387,626
Debtors $27,174
Land and Buildings $2,285,489
Motor Vehicles and Equipment $307,346
Furniture, Fixtures, Fittings $125,988
Capital Works in Progress $744,076
Other $1,100
Total Assets $3,878,799
Liabilities
Trade payables $95,819
Borrowings $130,488
Other $50,000
Provisions $17,043
Total Liabilities $293,350
Net Assets $3,585,449

Plans for 2011

The focus for 2011 is to complete the boarding house extensions by the commencement of Term 2. Grant applications are in process to secure funding for additional teaching space and amenities. Work is also underway to secure 2011 grant funding to replace the existing art, culture and music room, and replace the current computer system.

In terms of student mental health and wellbeing, additional resources will be made available in 2011 and coming years to increase the capacity of the College in meeting the challenges presented by the student body as a whole, and in meeting the particular needs of each student.

Our involvement with the Yarra Valley Polytechnic will result in significant plant and equipment being installed during the 2011 year. This will occur in our commercial kitchen, and in buildings and equipment required for the Rural Operations courses which are to commence in 2012.

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