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Cash in S & S Isa

I opened a S & S Isa this tax year with approximately £6,000 of shares.  

I intend opening a cash Isa with £10,000 and putting cash in my S & S Isa to bring me to my allowance of £20,000 for this tax year (am aware there is not much time left to do this). 

Am I correct in thinking that if I leave the cash in my S & S Isa and buy investments with it in the next tax year (i.e. 2024/25), that the investments will count as being from my Isa allowance for this tax year and that I would have my full annual allowance of £20,000 for 2024/25.

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