2022-03-31-accounts - 1st Wash Common Scout Group

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	Description	ofthe charity's trusts
	Type ofgoverning		document		ROYAL CHARTER 4 JANUARY 1912
	(eg. trust deed,		constitution)
	How the (eg trust	charit is constituted Per the Scouting Association Member rules. asso la on co~an}The Scout Group isa small charity supported by TheGroup Scout ' Council. The Scout Group Executive Committee is accountable to the
					Grou Scout Council.
	Trustee selection methods (eg. appo nted by elected by}				Per the Scouting Association Member rules. The Group Executive Committee consists of: Ex Officio Members
					Nominated Members
					Elected Members
					Co-opted Members
					Right ofAttendance (the District Commissioner			and	the	District
					Chairman)
					The Scout Group is run by a Group Executive	Committee comprising the
					Chairperson, the Treasurer and the Secretary.		In addition,		parents of
					young persons attending the group are eligible		to stand	for	election to the
					Group Executive Committee and all warranted		leaders	in the group are
					entitled to attend meetings ofthe Group Executive Committee.
					Rules, policy and decisions affecting the Scout		Group are discussed and
					taken at meetings ofthe Group Executive Committee.
					The Group holds an Annual General Meeting	each summer			to	present the
					group accounts to the parents of the young persons in			the	group, to seek
					new volunteers to assist in the running ofthe	group and to			elect the group
					executive committee for the followin twelve months.

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~	policies		and	procedures					training.
	adopted		for	the	induction			and
	training		oftrustees;						The 1stWash Common Scout Group is based at Battery End	Hall,		Battery
~	the charity's organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity								End, Wash Common, and Newbury, RG14 6NX. IN 2022 the Group is moving into newly constructed premises having sold the Property in Battery End in 2021.
	works;
~	relationship			with any related
	parties;
~	trustees'		consideration				of
	major	risks and			the	system
	and procedures				to	manage
	them.
									To promote the development ofyoung people in achieving their full		physical,
									intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as individuals, as responsible
									citizens and as members oftheir local, national and international
									communities
									The aims ofthe 1stWash Common Scout Group are those of	the		Scout
									Association.
									The aims are achieved by creating learning opportunities that	are
									undertaken using a team based approach enabling the young	persons				to
									gain in confidence by overcoming challenges whilst having fun.		The
									Scout Group provides Scouting for young persons aged 6to 8years				in
									the Beaver Section, aged 8to 10.5 in the Cub section and 10.5		to	14	in
									the Scout section. The overriding aim isto help young people	through				an
									8year process to learn through having fun and to develop so	that		they
									may achieve their own potential and ultimately to become positive			and
Su	mmary		ofthe objects				ofthe		useful members ofsociety.
ch	arity set out in				Its
go	verning		document						The objective of Scouting is good citizenship. The seven principles ofthe Scout Law are followed throughout	the time a
									young person is involved with the Scout Group and these seven
									principles are:-
									A Scout is to be trusted.
									A Scout is loyal.
									A Scout is friendly and considerate.
									A Scout belongs to the world-wide family ofScouts.
									A Scout has courage in all difficulties.
									A Scout makes good use oftime and is careful ofpossessions		and
									property.
									A Scout has self-respect and respect for others.
									Scouting can be very beneficial to young persons and can and		does
									improve behaviour ofyoung people in the Scout Group

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