Company regK51ration numbgr.. 06366200
Charity wistration number. 1121820
SV4ryNDON TOINN FC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES. REPORT AND
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOA THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2025

Swindon Town FC Communtty Foundatlon
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Swndon T1>￿ FC Communlty Foundallon
Reference and Admlnlstrativ8 D8tai18
For Tho Year Ended 31 DecernbEr 2025
Trustee$
MsCBro
Ms W Craig
Mrs K Fraser
Mr K Hutch88
Mr R Parker
Mr A Wlklns
Charlty Numbpr
1121820
Company Number
06386200
PrlnGlpal addro$$ &
Rg915t¢r¢d Officè
Founda￿on Park
County Ground Lano
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Audltor•
Charfton Baker (Bdstoll Umll•d
81 Mauae Road
H8Tn Grèen
Brt5tol
BS20 ODD
Bank•r•
The ¢wporaUvo Bank
PO Box 101
1 Balloon Street
Man¢he$tèr
Meo 3EP
Tgln Monty
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Swlndon Town FC Communtty Foundatlon
Company No. 06366200
Twste88' Report For The Year Endfrd 31 December 2025
Th8 tnJsl88s pres8nt tmr report and the finan￿al stalernents for the year endwj 31 December 2025.
Obl8Ctlve8 and Actlvltlo8
Alm8 and Obl8ctlves
The Foundation's object5 are to lurther arKI a55151 in Ihe education lon a s￿al and physical ba5151 of and adults wlhln S*lndon and
surroutKling a￿85. wlhoul Feference10 ra¢e. sex, ¢reed or sooal backgroun(l. through the use of the gam& offootball lindudlng ils hlstrjry and rules)
and olher anGillary sporung actlvlles as 8dutrAtlonal tools and in futheran¢e of Ihat objed 10 prowde In Swndon and surroundlnG area laullti8s for
meellngs, lÉctur8S 8nd da8885 for the b8n8fit ol suth chlldr8n and adults. The Charfty al80 SUPPOrts the d8v8lopm8nt of a Communlty Foolball
Development programm8 in Livingslone, Zambia.
The Iruslees ojnfirm that they have had regard to the 9uidance ￿taIned In lh8 Charity cornm1￿￿5 general guldan¢a cn wbll¢ benefitwhen
revie¥*1￿ Ih8 Foundation's alms and obledves and in planni￿ future acb'vbles.
SwAndon To%w FC 15 one of 72 league clubs a ￿MMunIty pwr8Tnme 8ffiliat￿j lo the Erylish Football League Communlty Twst. ddlvedno $pyUng
and sodal opportunilles to Pgople wilhin Ihwr wmmunitse5.
11 ddlvars fwlball and mulll sport8-based programmes ￿t￿n and wunty ofWThltshlre, and ende8vour6 to dolfver and Ir￿rease partldp8lon
lor people from 2- 85 y8ars of ao8. Und8r lh8 guidan¢e of the Engllsh Football League Trust, the dellvery 1$ deslgned lo m6et the four koy Iheffl68 of..
Sports Pa￿￿patIOn, Educ2lion, Soual Induslon and Health.
The Foundallon, the 8UPPOrt of Ils bc81 partn8r8, conlnw lo eryage I￿1h over 30,000 parlclpants on an annual bas15.
Th8 Foundallens Charter sets Out Its v151on. Tnl551on aThJ core va1ue5'.
Vlslon
Where People Mallerfls the fundamen￿1 eon$ldorallon In hdplffj pwplo a¢hlove thelr goal$ by taklw part In qu811ty and Innovauvo pregr8mme8 whkch
focus upon their n8&Ys and requiremenis.
To (leliver a wl¢Je range of progr8mme8 In Svlndon 8nd Ihe $urroundlro 8rea$. These programmos
are dellvered %￿th the alms of engag1￿. partlclpating 8nd aChIe￿n9 by Ir￿reaSIng 8POrtS Participallon, whllsl leoklng to Incr8a$# th• all•glan¢e betsve8n
the local communlty an¢ thelr local prol858bnal foolball dub.
¢or8 valu8#
1. Dollvertng prOfess￿al, quallty, saf8 and affordabl8 pr¢>Jrarnm88.
2. L151en lo the ¥l•¥vs ef ¢hlldren. youno people, adults and partn￿$.
3. Provkle 8xeell•nt ￿)mMunIcatIon and CLkqtomer care.
4. Offer opportunlle$ for 811 partlclpanl$ lo be emrrnred 10 8¢hlov• Ihelr Goab.
S. Invest In and 6UPPOrt Stsff ¢0 dovdop.
8. Make a dllf0ron¢e.
Th• Foundaik)n V*t)rts do8dy a number of key p8thers, IrKludlw Svlndw To%4n FC, the EFL Trust, the Pr8mler Leaguè, thè PFA, Sh￿nd0Th
Borough Coun￿1 aNJ tho Wiltshire Poll¢e and Probalon SeNl¢es. 11 also r￿e[ve$ finandal $upport from wmmgrdal 8pon8or8hlp cpportunlllas Indudl
sponsorship from the Intel Corporation Solullons.
s￿ndOn 8orou9h Counol has Support￿ the C(mmunlty Programme the early 1990$ Ihrough the Communlty In11a￿Ve5 Fund aTrJ C￿lInU*s 10
$upport the work uThJ8rtak8n by the F￿ndalon.
Publ1¢ B•n•fft
The Irusiees ¢onfimi that they have uJmrAled wlth tha requlrements of S8ctyon 17 of the Charfles Act2011 to have due regard to the Chartty
Commisslon'8 guldance on publlc benefit.
Achlov8m&nts and Porfonnanc•
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5V￿ndon Tovm FC Communlty Foundatlon
Trustees, Report lconllnuedl
For The Year Ended 31 December 2025
Main Achievemonts
The FOU￿ation'S activib'es aThJ athlevem8nts 2025 ind￿6 the follo1￿ng.
Edu¢atlon
Educalon b a comerslone ofthe FouThJation football belng u$wJ a5 a tool for Inspirlng Ins￿& ar￿ out51de Ih8 classroom., whether IhroL4h the C6
fvrther &jUrAtI￿ programme, (￿a¢hI￿a dellvery. after schod dubs, tea¢her CPA or PPA cov8r.
Football Educatlon Programmo
The boys. team$ enjoyed mlxed fcrtunes dur￿￿ Ihe first partof the year.
The 1st 18am fdl short of reG￿l￿1n9 the Nauonal Champlonshlp,1051ry to Cdch8sler Unlled on penalties after leadlng Ihe game. the 2nd team na￿O￿lY
miss8d lh8 Southeast Division 2 lillo. flnl8hing $8cond lo Peterborough and Ihe 3rd team se¢utyd a stable mid-table In the Soulhwesl 2 Dlvislon.
The girls, team however kyera ou15tandlng, athlWng a doutye ￿¢tOry as champlon5 of the Small ssd￿ CEFA L8ague and the ￿thern WOM￿'S 11-
side League.
In May Ihe18arn travelled lo the Britannia Stadlum to lace ManrJ)ester aty in the Nauonal CEFA Cup Fhal. The ocGqslon marfEe# not only Iht
culmln811on ol months of hard wL)rk and preparatlon. but alscs th8 Opwrtunity lo secure a hl810rf¢ tr&bl¢ for the 2025128 $8880n.
Tho aim05phere Wd5 deCtr￿ as the player8 and ¢oathlng staff arr￿&1, fully focused and ready to do b8lU•, The learn had d8mon51raled 8xeepllonal
¢ommllmenl throughout the saason, and Ihelr prwaralon was ready both tadcally and mentalty.
From the flTsI whlsle. tho STFC C6 Glrl$ 886erted thelr domlnanc8. playlrvJ ¥￿th (4nndenco. and th81r 8ff¢)rts were roworded wAth hvo out8tandlng first-
half goals. glvlng s￿n￿On a w81148s8rv&J 2-0 lead al Ihe break.
owevar, the haw saw a 5hlft In momentum as Manchestèr Clty rasponde¢ vltb Inlenslty and m8naged ¢0 s¢￿8 Mt) quld( gDals. Iovelllng th8
match and forciw the final Into a tense penalty $hootoul.
D￿pIta th8 pressure, the STFC C6 Glrt5 8how8d remarf<able cL)mposure and re￿IlenCe. Eath pl8y•r 5tepp8d up ￿th f%Jnflden￿, And the shoolout
condud&1 ￿th a 5-3 victory.
Thls lrtumph Is a ieslamont lo the dedlcalon of Iho players and cnachlng staff. $8curfng a Irebla Is a remarkable achl8vem8nt.
Al the start of the 2025126 a¢ademlo year, C6 dd1Ver￿ Its annual Open Evenlng vllh over leo In aitendanca. Due lo popular d&nand, a bJrth8r Op8n
Evenlng was held In November,
Frorn start of the season Ihrough to th8 end cf 08c8mber the pro9ramm• malntalned a $tron9 traleciory vlth all fiv6 ¢¢Ylege teams conunulng to
show de8r prow858. Together￿th on pllch porfornance, recwltmenl Gyd• ler 2026127 was condudod, ￿th over 80 Students lrfalllng and a hlgh.
quallty c￿hOrt Was 8818¢ted for next sèa50n.
Dogree Prooramm•
There were 8 students enrolled In the programme for 2025126 entry. 4 fir81 year, 3 $o¢L)nd year and 1 IhSrd year.
All sludenl$ ¢(xNplo19 51x vdunlary hour8 por week a¢ross our wmmunlly programme$. Thls hands-on Involvement provld•s Invaluable 8XPertw￿,
enabllrs $tudenl$ lo devdop their ￿aChIng sk1118 contrlbubng POs11ively lo communlty advllle5. Th8 blen(J of 8c8demlc leamlng ￿1h pracllcal
dellvery ensures that students gr8duale wllh both Iheorellcal kno¥￿8dg8 and applled o)a¢hlng expertl8e.
They havo all made a strong $tort to the scademlc yoar, 8eltllng wdl Into both th81r ￿arthIng ￿8¢#M￿lS and ac8d•mlc reSpon￿bIll￿88.
After School Ciub$
The programme ha5 ￿ntInUed to thrtve throuohout tho year 8nd at the oThJ ollhe 2024125 #cad￿1C year, we wer• dolfvèrfng 23 After Qubs at
21 partner schoo15. engaglng vAlh 550 chlldren each ￿tsk.
From the beginnlng of the 2025r26 academlcyear, we hav• eommencèl delfvery of 2 n•w after school clubs and both ore provldlThJ a glrf8' onty football
group.
To halp promot& our numtse￿. in schools coachlng ha$ been dellvered to several prfortty sclv)ols where numbers were lower than anliupated. Th1$ has
been facllSlat8d by the lead $choDI contact5 whlch were allocated oartler In the year. The focus lor the comlng months Is to Increase after school
provislon acr088 temis 5&6 when Inerèa58d avallabS11ty Is an￿￿pated.
Premier League Pdmary Stars
In Mar(l). Foundalbn Park hosted the Prfmary Stars U11 Glrfs NaUon81 Tournamtrnt Isouth-weslquallfierl for the flrsl Im8. The day induded
tournament. sklll zones, and a'Gender Equality In Sport, w￿rkshOp led by Swndon Women's pk8yer Ubby Way18n.
y the end of the 202412025 acad8ml¢ year all Key Performance Indiralors agrood ￿￿th th8 Premlw Leaguè had been mel￿th the we deliverabl85
Induding supported PE lessons. o)mpèlUon$ and girts, exlr8<uthcular clubs being exceeded.
Al th8 start of June, we were sde¢t8d as on8 of 10 dubs lo host a dub author day and we wero dellghtsd to wd(4me chlldren's author Emma Juhasz
*fio dellvered an Insightful literacy work5W lo our partScipants designed around creallw th￿r story. The day cortsbled of a carousel of
Indudiryq a stadlum tour of Ihe Nwl Eady County Ground, a skill zone in our dom8 and a wotkshop10&4 ￿th Emma. A total of 70 puplls from our
primary schools att8nd8d Ihe ¢ay, all of wthom were gfftad a copy of Emma's bDok'What Football Job Can You Do?..
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Swindon Town FC Community Foundatlon
Truste88' Report Icontinuedl
For The Yoar Endod 31 DoGernbbr 2025
Maln AGhlÈvement8- contlnued
Al the start ofJuly. we were otr8r8d the opportunity by Ihe PLCF lo have a ￿S11frOM the Premier League Trophy for a day lo c*lebrale the s￿￿se5 of
our Premier League Primary Stars programme. This enabled u$ to run a girls, football festival for Year 516 pupils which i￿￿rpOrated a skill zone followed
by a *￿tbalL loumament insid8 the Nigel Ea(Jy training cenire. The wer8 able lo see the trophy up dose and ask questions about Its hi510ry as well
as meeting Swndon Town WOM￿ players Libby Wayl8n, Elise Clayion and Grace Pumell for a O&A. A lotsl of 32 91rts from 4 partner schools attended
the event wth thos8 vtho were nol curren￿Y 2cc8sslng extra-curricular 5POrt in school be[r￿ a priority demographlc.
To eelebrale Blath History Month In October. an ants4is¢Amlnation w0￿ShOP was delivered to Year 5 puplls at one ofour sthools vknlch is in an
area Whe￿ theré is a hlgh percentage of pupils from div8r88 8lhnlc wmmunllies and whlch Is losqled In a warll scor88 hlghly on the Index of
Multiple Deprivaik)n for 8ocltreconomiG deprlvallon. Th8 workshop inclLQed sotne resources from tha Prernier Leagu8 Prtmary Star5 websiltr Q)mbln8d
with CCO produced resources looking al10tr21 figures %*ilhin football vtho a$$oclat8d vAth Swndon indudlng Chrls Kamara and Sam Ajllson.
Since the start of th8 2025r26 academi¢ yéar, the programme has made gwd yogr8SS towards its KPI figuro for gld8' extra-cuthcular luncmlme club8.
To date, 2 out of th8 r8quired 4 ini$rventlons hav8 been delivered through lunchlim8 dubs.
The èngag8menl of glrts vAlhin football and extra-curricular sportiw a￿￿ties ramains a prforlty fortho FOUnda￿On In Its Ins1￿ and Str8t8gy as bt stdv85
lo embèj equality and Lllverslty across Its proj8Ct5 and programmes.
Durlng November. iho Foundallon launched 115 late51 edition ol Its Illeracy competition focusing on the valu8 of '88 In$￿'rin0' when Upp8r K8y Stage 2
¢hlldren were laskod to wrlle a po8m about someone who Insplres them. Pupll fa￿n9 workshops were dellver&J lo 3 partner $(l)ODls angaglng
more than 150 pupils. Foll￿￿ Ihe advallons we had 93 8nlrf8& Into Ih8 cornpetlllon and 29 thlldren ¥￿8 selected as wlnn8r8 lo be publlshed In
book lalw in Ihe a¢ad8mie year.
To highlight anll-bullylng w88k. 8n 8cliv8lion was ddlvered In th8 fom ola wh￿£ dass ass8mbly. We werelolned by s%￿ndOn Town Fltsl Team player
Billy Kltkman and ArAd8my player George Al$lon spok8 about the Importanc• of Srthsmanshlp wthln loolball before conductlng a quesUon-and-
8nsw8r Session %*lth the puplls.
$0 In Nov8mber. 3 school tournaments were ddlvered In partnershlp vllh Swindon PSFA, Thls InJud8d a Year sie mlxed lournamenl, Year 516
only toumament and the sm8118chod's tournament, A total of 29 8c*wls and 2W puplls look part In th858 •vonts.
oalth Ind Fltn••8
Extra TIM•
The core alm of Extra Trme16 lo redu￿ Isolation, Improv• mental health and wellbalng, and promote phy8lral aclvlty Among older people, many of
whom la¢a bar￿ar5 to rogular $ockql engagement.
From Fab￿￿ry to Ap￿1. the Group contlnued Ihelr regular programme of acllvllles, Indudlw badmlnlon, lennls. and netball. A wsltlve devdopmenl w8$
Ihe ralurn of pool ses$lon8. hosted al Cuèiotha, %thlch was 8 welcome hlghlighl for partl¢lp8nls who had pr•vlously enloyed this a￿￿ty.
Durlng tho Sp￿00 the regular 5chedul& of aclvllles al Foundauon Path le¢k pkce together I￿1h bovA$. uoquet. and 8 8c8nk walk around Soulh Cèm•y
Lake$. Th18 addltlon offered frosh opportunile8 lor soclal engagomont, gentle eK8rd88, 8nd c4nn8dlon ¥￿th nature, 811 r*nlrfbullw lo the oveAII
wdlbelng of members.
To mark the end of Sea￿n, both Extra Tlm• groups came logelher for Ih8 annual End ol Sw)mw pl￿1C ai Lydlard Park. Th15 event Is 8
hlohllghl, pro￿dIng a relaxod and loyful $gtNng for pa￿￿panIS to mlngle, sharg stortes, aTrJ t•l8brate the frtoThlshlps fornied Ihroughwt th• yaar.
Seplembor mark&J the return of adv1￿8$ Includlng lenn15. w8lklng fooiball, crfck81. and snooker.
Beyond tt)e we8kly sesslons. mombws beGan Inlllatlng Ihelr o%*n 8xlomal aclivllles, Inc1￿￿[ng bth￿Ing gnd n8ture ￿Ik8. Thas& peer4ed hav•
extended engaoem8nl time and broadened the scope of the propromme. Feedbac* %488 evethelmlryly poslllva, vlth partldp8nts expreBslng a strong
desir8 to conllnue and expand these 8cllvllles.
A new Ilmetabl? wa5 IDiroduc8d In the aulurnn feaiurfng A ￿der range of 8d¥lll88 Indudlng body wawl dr¢￿t trglnlng, deslgned 10 8UPPOrt musfAJlar
51renglh, balante and core Stability.
The group ¢elebra18d the end of 2025 h￿th 8 well allended Chrtskna$ meal, Mwlng tog8th8r 18 members for an 8nloyablo sod81 occ8$lcfi.
Football Fan$ In Tralnlng
6 new groups Slart￿ and t￿M￿ete￿ Ihelr 12-we8k programmes durfn9 the ye8r.'
In Apdl. Group 25 men and Group 18 wrmen completed th81r 12-week FF1T programm8 Yllh oUts￿￿1n9 results. The men's group bst OV8r 140 kg
1$ the fourth h*h851 re5Utt $ln¢e August 2022. Impresslvety. 22 of 25 partlclpants ￿Mpleted the (x)ur8e. The wDrnen'5 group lost ovar 90 kg whl¢h
was the highest result since Septemb8r 2021.
Overall. 14 partiapants (men and W￿en} reached their 5% welght Ios8 target5. and 5 parbopants hlt thdr 10% targets
In May. Group 26 men and Group 19 bègan th8lr 12-W8ak ￿UrneY I0￿r￿ Improv8d health and wdlbelng, 0th18vI￿ remarkable outo)me8,
losing 108.5 kg and 78 kg re5pectiv81y.
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s￿ndOn Town FC Community Foundatlon
Trust885' Report l¢ontinuedl
For Th8 Year Ended 31 December 2025
Maln Achlevements- contlnu¢d
In September. we Wel￿￿￿ Group 27 men and Group 20 women and both SUC￿ssfullY completed Ihwr prograrnwe In December. Boih groups
achleved Outstandi￿ results with a cumbined w8lght loss of 125kg. refle¢Ung the commllm8nl, ￿nSIstencY and positive lif88tyle (l)ange5 fflade ov¥ I
12 week ¢xur58.
To c8lebral& th￿r￿ChIeVements, mor8 than 35 partiupants all8n(Jed a Special graduation event at the S￿￿￿j0n Town t￿e fixture against cra￿ey.
Thi5 Nvds on8 of our laTgest celebration lumouts 10 dale and provlded a fantastic opportunlty for paruclpanls lo come togelh8r. share th￿r progress and
enjoy a rnalGhday experterrA as a group. They all had Suth positiv8 fe8dba¢k and suggest8d tho wJr58 to frfends and farnily vAlh many of them now
tsklng part In the latest cour88.
The SU￿&$$ of these whort8 played a Significant role In drivlng inter￿t for the January 2028 Intake, Wlh suth strong outcomes and vlsibltr parbapanl
stories. both the m8n'5 and women's courses 501d out w88k8 before the start dale, ¢eTTTronslralng the continued demand for FFIT and Ih8 strang
reputallon il Mds wlthln th8 S%41ndon communlty.
Memory Café
During the Sprtng, Memory Café partldpants en￿Y¥j a taslng Sesslon wllh Imltshlre Fam Food$ and a from Marf¢ al Zurtch. Mark, a member ofthe
dementia alISan￿ group, 15 exploring opportunltl85 for zu￿th employees to Support the Gafé, Indudlw providing demenla friendly gam8s and resources.
Since September, we have been 8Kplorfng new recruitm8nt opportunities lo ensure the group r8malns aGlwe and Supported. Currently, we hav& fiv•
paiticlpanL8 and sevon carers who atte￿ regularly but aller runnlng fer and a half years, w8 have observed 8 noll¢eable dedlne In energy and
eryagemenl among attende85-
natural progresslon. but on8 that ￿118 for th0￿h¢ful 8daptatbon.
Thanks lo ggnerous donal¢)n$ Irom Zurfch. we have recofv8d a v8rt8ty of r•lrnshm8nls Indudlw cak85. bl8fxJIts, lea, coffee along I￿1h game5 and
act￿￿11@8. The$0 addlllens allow us to a safer and mor& varle(J programme. e¥pedally a$ Iradllkxal gdvllS0s Ilke walklng football and tenn1$ have
become less sultabl8 for some parudpanls lo mobility concerns.
The group ujnlnues lo show a strong 8ense of tsjmmunlty, reCen￿Y Comlng together to support one anothèr follo¥￿n9 a bereavement. Membws hav•
demonstrated gonulne earè 8nd comp868bn. hlghllghlng tho Supporfve 8n¥Aronment that hB8 dovdop*J among thc¢o %tho att•nd regularty.
Staylng Conn8¢ted
The 8lho8 oltho group Is phmortly focus•d on sI￿nd￿Tr Tovm FC.. however, football as 8 %thole18 dlscu$5&I aTrJ Some Ilv* debates h?ve tsken plat
on shlrt pulllng and VAR deddons.
Durfng Jun8 and July. the group had th8 unlque cpportunlty lo observe the pitch renovallons al The County Ground from the Inlllal sand ba$e lo the
Intrfcale s14tthSng ol the new surfa¢o. They wore able to ¥￿tnesS the transformalon flrsi-hand vthlch was a rare and 8ngaglng expertence Ihat $park•d
euriosity and convetsallon. Matt, our grOU￿$man. genarou$ly shar￿j hls exp8rUse bthlh Ihe group,
explaInl￿ the renovalon proc859 and even handlng out samples of th& synlh8llc grass, wthlch were met wth gr881 Interest.
06¢¢mber saw the return Ol￿r annual Chrfstrnas plthlc, on¢* agaln proved lo b& a hlghllght ofthe calèndar. Geoff Walter$ klndly brought along
hls eleclrtc organ, fillln9 the room Chrlslmas Mu￿¢ and crnalng a brlllianl 8lmospher8 as th8 group sang log8lher.
ongslde the m￿C. members 8nloyed a $6ri•5 01 fesJve games Ihat encouraged pllnty ol laughter and Inleracllon. Th• 8u¢t855 of Ihls event m•ans11
ill remaln 8 fimi fi¥lure in our prcgramrne for the year ahead. In January, we wore ddlghl&J lo wd(x)me former PGMOL referee Graham s￿11 a$ our
guest speak8r. HIS vlsll vias excaplonally wo11 r8celv8d and ￿delY règarded 88 the be51 speaker $esslon tho group h8$ had lo date. From the momeni
he arrived. Graham Spoke openly, shared slorf¢s from h18 refereelng career, and answered every qjeslion pul to hlm. HIS In￿ght Into the game,
mbined ￿th hls pas$lon as a s￿ndOn Town Supporter, made for a IIv8ly and memorab18 dlscu8slon. ospeclally when he offered hls pwsonal lak& on
8oTne of the rgcenl dedslons that have taken plae• al the County Ground.
Sport• P*rtlclWlon
Hollday Cournos
Throughoul the course of 202412025. w8 saw Ihe orowth of the Hollday Camps n￿nb￿ from 1830120241 to 1991120251 summer ￿klaY camps
numbers by 34 from 8e8 10 902.
The flrsl hollday o)ursos for 2025 were held In February al Foundalbn Park and wtre splll Into elght groups. each cDn$lslng of 15-18 partlupants.
addlllonal GSrl8 and Goalkeeper s85slons wnnlng alongslde the maln groups.
Th8 next look place over the Easter holldays, over 185 boys arK1 gid5 att￿dI￿. We also returned lo Marfborough ColleGe for week one of the
holidays. %*ilh 102 parbopants takiro part. One ofthe highllghts at mad￿roUgh was the inflatab18 football pltth, whlch proved a blg hll the thildrnn.
We also ran our Multisport Course where 19 chlldren ￿th addlllonal needs particlpated In thre8 day8 of fun and acllvS1I88.
A8 the ¢Durses drew to a dose, partldpants werè glven a fanlaslc opportunlty lo $11 Sn thè stsnds and w8tth the S￿ndOn T0%4n ntst team IraSn at the
County Ground. A5 the se&slon endad. cur youngest group of parudpants ￿re treal&Y to Iheir 58slon on th• pllch and were ILK*y enough lo te
loined by sevèral firsl-leam player8.
It wasn't lust th8 partiupants who benefited frorn the Hollday Dovelopment Courses i)ver February and Aprll. we also welcomed three students from
Ihèir fir51 year ￿th th& C6 Football Educ2lion Programm8. ThSs provKJed them wllh a unique opportunlty to expertence whatwolklng I￿1h1n the
Feundabon 15 lik8. alorYJ$ido our full-tim8 and part-tirne Staff.
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Th8 May holiday caryip was 2tt8nded by over 150 kids and also provld8d lh8 Opportunity forsorne our ¢6 Students lo come voluntetr and asslst Iha
lead coaches thè Ihree days.
The last week of July Is the busiest lime of yearfor our hollday d8vdoprnent courses.
The firsl week of Ihè courses inclL¥Jed a sold-out Multiswrt Indusion camp and the ever-kX)pular Goalkeepers ￿Uts¢. Ellt8 &qmps. for the boys and glrfs
who repre5enl our dev&1opm8nt learn in the Foundalk)n from U7s lo the n￿Y U155 were also held durirtq the first week over 196 children helplng
lo gel Ihé s￿nMer off lo a fanla51iG Start.
We rtrvi511ed Mailborough College durlng the s8cond week over 50 children partl¢lpaUng arKJ also r8n the first glrfs only camp of the summer
holiday$ wlh numbers beating May'5 glds only cours8.
During thè middle point of Ihe summér holidays we welcomed over 187 chIld￿n lo vadous courses being run from th8 muld-sport lo our goalk8ep8r3
and diie only camps and we look the opportunlly lo spread the word about th8 Kdlogg's Inilialive. in assodallon vlth the EFL. vthich glve klds th8
opportunlty trj partiapale in Monday'$ dev8lopment day. Over 195 Ghildren Iwk up tNs Inlts"alive. selling out our allocatlon.
Our October camp5 saw the Inlroducllon of new features $u¢h as player of the day. player feedb8¢k and group tournamtsnts. Tha Introduclon cf Pl#yor
ol the Day wa5 a woltomed addlllon. and the
ildren enjoyed the compellllon defflent ofthls espedally wth th8 focus on d0vdop1￿ players ￿ll5￿C811Y. The$e awards were given out to a rangg of
players from eaGh group and Involved a Signed G&Ttifical& from both lan Holloway and Shane H￿81t. The October camp also saw the
Introduction of player feedbath slips in thich coad)es would assess and analyse players throughout Ihe week idenl￿n9 $tr8ngth5 and areas for
Improvement10 allow for players lo go away and pradice on their Skllls. Coache$ VAII track Ihls movlng fcward lo help focus on playerdeve1opment￿Ih
th8 OPPOrtunlty ol progressing through the Swlndon Town Fwlball Player pathvay.
From November through J$nuary, Ihe focus was on bulldlng momonium for our February H81fT•mi Camp8. no Wnt•r e4mps 8cheduled. all efforts
wer0 dlrecled toward Tnaximising awar8n888 and attendance for February, Including the Inlrodu¢iion of a r8vamp8d Ellle Camp to broad￿ our offer. A
key strategy was ddlverlng free in $chool coaching as a promollonal tool. Across this period. sosslons w8r8 dellv8r8d In over 10 8choo1s. coverlw a
wde area of Swlndon and extending Into 08v&es and Chippenham. Th1$ approach allowed us lo dlrecly engage hundred$ ol YOU￿ people. strengthen
relalion$hlp$ vlllh school staff. and rals8 the profile ol our holiday provislon. rh8 alm was 10 5urpa$$ la$1 year's February allendanee 01180 young
people, and 8arfy Indlcalors sugges18d slrong Interest and Improvod vlslblllly. LeamI￿ froffl O¢iob&rfs G8mp. staff feedback was used lo refine delivery.
Tournament lomials were $ireamlin•J for smoother oparaJon, and coachlng pad(s were updated lo include player feedback forns, hdping us beller
undérstand partlclpanl exp￿¥ne8 and d8ve1opmenl nood$. The most valuable outtome of th[$ perfod was the dopth of connedon u8atwJ through In
school coachlng. 11 enabled us lo..
Bulld rapport wllh new partldpants
. Nehvoth vAth 1oa¢her$ and Irrtal profasslonal8
Establlsh slronoor, long8r term rdallonshlps vAlh Khools
Foundatlon ¢•ntr••
Tho Tots Sasslens conllnued lo grow durfng Ihè podod from February to Aprfl ￿th over 190 chlldran attendlng On 8 weakly bas11.
Foll￿n9 Ihe February hall.term, w8 expanded our U&6 S8lurd8y momlng $855lon In (rter10 8ccommodale more partNpant8. as thls ￿rtICUlar group
had many on the walllng Iisi. Th1$ expan81on now sees us welcome up lo 32 U5-6-year-olds on Saturday momlngs and has allowed us to spllt the greup
Into higher and Iow8r 8bllity, whl¢h helps us belter Tneei the indlvldual n8èJs of each parJ¢ipanl.
Ourlng the Aprll half-lerm, we took the opportunlly lo catch up wr Tots 5tsff t¢ r&￿Se ow appreath lo c¥)achlw de￿￿#ry. In partlcular to
Incorporate more goal-5coriw acli¥ilio8 Into our weekly se$slon$. We also caught up %*ilh some par8n15 to uThJerstand what they onloy about lh8
Session5 and vthal CAn be Improved.
Be￿een May and Julyi we began our enrolm￿lI lor th8 Season havlrfj 81M0dy re¢el¥ed Over 500 appllcatlons to th6 se66￿)n8 from
September.
In June we ran the lrfal$ for our boys and glrfs Ellle, A¢v8nc8d, CFFE and ETC teams wNch alkThyed ￿ to W81com• some parlldpanl$ lo our
Foundation 8nd Invlle C8nlr88.
Our mainstream Foundauon Centre ses$lon members took part in cross-se$$￿n flxlures within tt)eir age group$. These flxtures allowed them to play
agalnsl players who were In a different group to th￿. Each fi¥lure saw al lea815 playets from dlfferent S855ion$ tsking part vthich proved to
extrefnely cotnpelillve.1n a(Jdlllon 10 these flxtures. our other sessions finlshed vllh some smaller toumament$ S￿¢hIn Ihalr groups vthich was a way for
them to ¢omplele th8 year in their groups before they Tnoved lo new sesslons Sepiomber.
Between August and O¢lober, our Foundation Cenlres conunued to thdve. wlh parvclpallon steadlly Increa8lng acr05$ 011 age group5. We aro now
welcoming over 650 players each week aGross our Foundauon and Invite Only Centre8. Thls incl￿e$ 150 chlldren In our Tots pregrarnmo, 150 In
our Girf5 Only sessions. and 350 in our malnstrearn Foundation c￿treS.
A $tandoul moment in Septemberwas our"Tots Play on tho Pllch" experience duriNJ haff-lme al SI*1￿¢)n Town'8 homefixlure agaln8t Harrogate. T
of our most loyal To15 partlclpanls were invited onto the County Ground pitch for a group pho>to. a game of Hungry Hippos, and a mlni foolball match.
The event was Sup￿rted by a cxealive 50Gi¥I medla c2mpalgn featuring mald)day-style graphks. Indud1r￿ player cards and a Ilne-up graphlc. The
aMpa￿n g￿erated 51rong engag8menl and led to
seven new regislralion$ across our Tots 5e55ions
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Maln Achtevement$. ¢ontlnued
In Oclob8r, we hosled a U7-8 promotional ev8nl at Foundauon Park, aimed at inlrodudng new famllles to our prograrnme and ￿entth'￿g talent for our
Elit8 and In￿18 Only groups. The event attracted 54 n8w partlclpants.
Foll￿r￿ a$$esgnents. one thild was offered a place In Dur Elite team. 15 were In￿tea to loln our Invite Only Foundalon Centre. and 38 were
W8lcx)med into our mainstrearn Foundation Centr8 8esslons. As a ￿SuIt. our U7-8 cohort has groym from 106 to 123 wed%ly partKipants, the In￿te
Only group more Ihan doubliw in 5Yze from 10 to 23.
Further succ8SS G8m8 during the October half-le￿. when Ihr8e ofwr 11 Invlle Onw players were sel8ct&Y trj support our Elile tearns in
c4)mp&bfjve fLXtur8s.
Ovor 100 Foundation Centre play8rs from U7-8 and u￿11 look part in our annual Christmas Tournament on 23 OeGember. Tearns were glv8n
Ch￿StmaS Ih8m8d football names lo boost ersagamenl, and the event delivered plenty of goals and e¥cilemenl. ￿th th8 N￿nnerS receiving a SI￿￿10n
Town Tn&Jal.
Elile and Advanced
At the end of the Easter half-twm, our U14 tsams trdvell&Y lo th8 Barcelona Cup lor a w88k8nd-bng toumamont. Thls w85 an I￿re￿Ille opportunlty fcr
our players. as for most ofthem It wa$ Ihelr fltsi*ver Int8rn8Uonal lour, and for a few Indlvlduals, the fi￿1 lime they had ever been abroadl On the pitch.
the boys had Inuedibly valuabl81garnlno e¥perienc85. playlng agaSnst teams from Spain. Ic81aN1, and some Catalan sid8s. All flxlurss ￿re played al
the Impressive E5POrtlu Fulbol. SJOU fa¢lllty, whlch b085tS QV8r 14 full-stted fooiball ￿t￿65. Wdl don8 lo èveryone for playlry some fanlasllc fcolball
n what were dbffiojll condlllon6
Our U12 and U13 teams play&1 fixtures agalnst the swind￿ Tom) Academy. This was 8 fantas￿¢ opportunity for us lo show¢a$e our PDOI of talent to
tho dub'5 main academy and lo sionposl some IndividL4qI8 onlo Ihe next step of our player pathway. The ￿9YerS w8r8 Incredlbly exdted by th8
opptsrtunlty and pul In strong pertormances
The Boys Ellle and Advanced squads conduded tholr Ell18 Devdopmenl Programmo fixtures I￿1h final match05 agalnst Wycombe, the May haw.
term. The game$ were playad in 80me lovely summery weather eondllltM$, provlding an excdlenl almo8phem and 8 filli￿ ￿nduS￿n lo Ihe season.
Perfomances were compelllv8 and refle¢ied the hlgh st8ndards achleved IhrouglKul the yaar.
In June, we conducted our annual op8n Id81$ for ao8 group$ U7-U1S In prgparalon for the 2025126 $888on. Over 500 players all￿ded 8uo$$ the
W88k t￿81 perfod. The Standard of foolb811 on dlsplay was of sn incredlbly hlgh ¢allbr&. allovlng coache$ lo Idenufy ￿ten￿al talent for Ihe 8oys Ellte and
Adva￿e￿ teams. In addllion. Ih8 Irlals Served as an opportunlty lo gu￿8 proml8lng players towards our Invllt Cenlres and Foundallon Centre&,
8nsurfng a dear devolopmenl palhw8y for 811 partydpants.
Our annual lrfp to thè Golhl8 Cup, Ihe key hlghllghl In th• programme ulendar took In July. Thls year, wa tcok our U16 Ell¢e squad and, for th•
nrgt Ilme In over $lx year5. a U13 Ellt8 198m. Thls prO￿ded both age greup$ ￿lfi Iho un*ue snd 8nrf¢hlng e¥perf•nce of comp8llThJ In Ihe worfd's largest
youlh football loumamènl5.
Th8 U13 10am partlclpaled In a oJmOlon, prtmarfly 8galn$t Sw8d15h opposluon. Glv•n Ihe ag8 forniat and phy6l¢allty of the compo1Sllon, each
match presented $lgnll¢anl physlcal chall8rse$, ￿th many opponent8 notbceably laroer In stature. N8verlheless, our player5 showed gr88t
daierrninallon and r8slllence, embrac1￿ the challenge. The Squad played 51x matche$ agalnsl a t0mblnal￿n of Swedish ac4demy and grassroots dubs,
galnlrs Inv81u8ble match experfonco.
The U16 team L¥Jmp81od In the B17 category. b8glnnlng ￿th an Impresslve ￿2 vlclory aoaln$i Strong Ge￿an opposlllon. Sub56quenl fixtures Indu(Jed
matches agalnsl teams Irom Swoden and. for the first Ime ever, Lebanon, 8amlng the squad a place In Iho presllglous'A' Cup brad¢81. The Thur8¢ay
flxlures Indw1eO a match again51 a Manchastor Clty repre6entalfvè squad from the UAE, lolbwed by an gvfjnlng gam• agaln5t 8 Wgllyrepared Itallan
slde. played In re¢ord-bfeaklng lamp8r8tur85.
The Idp wa$ Milu51 abxt Iwlb811. th tho final day. play8r8 enjoyed a scenk boat tour around Golhenbjrg. taklng In the clty's landmarks and
wa18rfronl vlew5. They a150 spent a full day al Ll$oberg. Swed8n'8 largest Ih8m& path. where they enjoyed a varlety of atiracllons and a¢b￿lI¢S. These
shared expartenc85 outsld8 of matth play losttred strong8r team Connect￿n$. 8ncouraged Gqmaraderte, and provlded player$ opportunlll85 for
Personal growlh.
A huge thank YOJ to our amaang t￿M olplayers and coache5, vtho ma¢• th18 gnother unforggttable •xporf•nct.
A￿U$l maiked Ihtr start ofprtr88ax￿ preparalons lor our U7-U18 108ms. Thwe was plenty of football actlon at Foundauon P8rk, whtre our Ellle
squad5 faced Colchester United. wthlle Iha Athi8n¢ed l&am$ ￿T￿peted agaln81 Oxford Unlled. Th888 earfy Ixturo$ wovld&J an exc8llent
oppcrtunlty for playws lo bond aThl for u8 trj welcome new addlllons successfully lrfalled back In June.
In addltlon. we haw launth*1 a new Elile D8vdopmenl Boy$ Programm•. Thls Irdtlau
enixurages dubs to 8df-arrange tt)eir own fixture programme$, offenng greater llexlblllty and varfety In compeOUon. The pregrydmrn8 h85 alwdy
allract8d part4dpallon from teams acr055 the Soulh8asl, Inlroduung exating newopposllon for our players.
To cel•brd18 the launch, w8 ho$￿ a Pre-Se8son Feslval al Foundat￿ Park. welcornlng teams frorn Cra%4ley To￿￿, Millwall. Wafferd. and Fulham.
The event ran acmss our U7-U12 age group5 and was a fantasti¢ fe5bval of foolball.
AS the 88ason wt und8￿my, our Monday evening fixture programm8 ¢￿tinu¢d. pro￿dIng valuable addluenal matc*88 lor our 11•add¢ groups.
ThrOUg￿Ul September, we welcomed We$lon-Supor-Mar8 lo FOunda￿on Path fer a fvll schedule of fixtures *ros8 age orwps.
Durin9 the October half-lem, wo parucipated Sn major fixture events. The first saw u5 h051 Crystal Palace and Cra%418y Town In a trlangular fixture
vent at Foundallon Park. Tha second Involved a threè4ay football tdp to Northampton. giving all a98 sYoup$ plenty of game 1Sme and development
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Maln Achlevem¢nts- co*)tlnuod
cpportunitié$.
In thé lead4Jp lo Cthslma$, our U7-U14 age groups took part In a ￿mpati￿ve festival programme agalnsl Fulham & Watford F.C. Th￿8 fixtures
provld*18Kcdlenl exptssure to other elite opposition. lestlng our players 18chnKally. la¢tl¢ally, and p5ythologiGalty. Our 01der age groups also ￿Mpet8d
In slruclurad block fixturés 8gainsl Pelerborough United & Chdtenham Town. Addiliona11y, our U7-U10 9roups bendled from fflid-bloGk fixluras against
8eths Elit8. These games were Slrdlegically sCh￿Ule￿ to bréak up October-December pèriod. ensuring continued matth exposu￿ and prevenllng
long gaps beiween ￿MpetitIVe opportunities. This conslslency has supported su51alned development momentum.
A partlcularw strong oulGom8 has been th& progression of our U16 o)hort vAth 18 out of 30 Boys Ellle and Advan¢ed U16 Vay8rs progress5
sutt8sslully Into our C6 Eduralion provl8ion. for 2026127. This Illustrat88 the importance of suslalnlng an Elbte & Advanced offer at U16 level. By
relalning players ai this cdlle21 age. we are able to..
Malnlain engagement durlng a key transition pedod
Provide continued high-lev81 football development
. Create a Glear pathway from 5POrts patlfxpalion Into 8trucluroJ educalon
Thls mrx181 ensures that young people do not dlsengage at 16 bul Instèad Iran8llon from purely Pro￿91¢n Into a bl8nd8d football and educ0￿On
onvlronmenl vAthin the Foundation. 11 hlghlights the stralegiG va1u$ of our Elile & Advanced pathway as both a performan¢8 and progresslon tool. A
signlflsqnl milestone has been the completion of Individual Development Plans IIOPS) for everyon8. Each player recelved a structured RAG rallng IR&J,
Amber, Gr88nl acr055 key lechnic21. tactic41, physical, and psychDIo9lcal areas. The roport also eonslsl&J of a delail&d wrltten narralivo oulllnlng
strengths and priority developmenl areas. Players were also pr8s8nt8d ￿th the opportunlty for follow-up conversations ￿th coaches to review
feedback. This thorough r8vl8w proce55 detnon$lrales our commilmenl lo indlvidua11sed playar progre551on. By provldlng clear guidance, honest
f88dback and sttu¢lurod naxl steps, we are golng beyond weekly tralning dollvery lo offer meanlngful Icng-term support for as￿ring young footballers.
Glrf•' C•n¢ro of Excoll•n¢•
Th& Easter hollday5 In Aprfl were 8 very busy perfod for our Glrfs ETCI CFFE squads
All our even age baThJs partldpaied In the EDP fina15 f￿10￿n9 Ihelr Suc￿8 In the February half-lenn reglonal nxlures. The U12. U14, and U169
Iravolled lo Brentford. whlle our U10$ mad8 the long lrtp lo Shrewsbury. ag8 groups were Very ￿MPetItIVe, Wlh the U105, U12$. ond U168 411
nn15hing as runn8fS-up, and the U14$ ETC, bdng crowned ETC champlon8 foll￿￿9 Ihelrvttorf85 OV8r Brentlord and Shr£￿bUry.
Vvhlla the ETC age band$ ware C£rnPOtlng In the EDP finals. our CFFE ao8 b8ThJs travelled to Dors•l FA. wllh all le8m5 comlw 8w8y ￿th ￿et0￿08 In
dosely foughl matches.
We entered two 10am$ from our U10 ETC ond Mr$168rn8 from our U12 ETC Into the 3v3 f85lvals org8nl&ed by the FA and IN)sted by Bournemeuth.
Thls offered a unlquo opportunlly for our playors lo play a small-sldad formal focu88d on devoloplng 1v1 dlynlnance. The exp¢rtW¢g provtd popular
wllh the playors, and the smaller fomal Is som8lhlng we vill look to offer movlng forward5.
We entered our U10 ETC and U13 CFFE Into the Cardlff Unl Ellle Gld$ Cup. Thls presented the opportunlly lor our glrts to play agalnsl teams they had
not faced before, indudlry Wolv85. Coventry, and ￿gan. 80th teams perfonred lanlaslic8lly Ihrowhout th8 day, nnlshlng unb8at8n and top of Ihelr ag8
group8.
Finally. over the Ea$ierweek8nd. our U16 ETC went on an Inl8malJonal tour lo the Barcelona Jordi Cup. The glrls wgnt unbeaten In th8 group $tsoe&,
t0p￿n9 thè oroup ¥￿th a 5-1 agalnsl a German team b8fcrtr dro%￿ng 2-2 and O-O agalnst French and Dutch loams, respecNvdy. The final was
cagey 0.0 matr* agalnst 8VB IAWesl Inrglnla from Hclland. antl our U1e$ agonlslngly mlssed ¢)ut on tha trophy, loslThJ 15-14 on pena11198.
Overall, Iho tour %488 a h￿8 sw￿$8, ￿th playors mo￿n9 m•morf88 to last a Ilf•iim•.
In June, w8 took our U12, U13 U14 ETC 10 the Bar¢don8 Glr18 ojp whoro al13 teams seojred podium finl8hes, bringlng Irophles back lo
Foundallon Park. Our U12 and U14 18am5 both nnlshed 88 runners w %*ilh our U13 finlshlro Ihlrd after belng kThxked out by evenlual Ylnnors FC
Evdullon. We Were proud to S6e 3 of cur ￿8yerS recognl$•J for Ihdr IndI￿dUal performanc85.
Durlng the end ol June and start olJuly we hosted our annual open trials fly our glrfs Emerglng Talent centre IETCI and ¢enlre for Exce11en¢e ICFFEI
tèams. The deci$ion wa8 made this yeor lo wn the Irf818 In 2 slagas. Stage One took place over 3 2-w8ek p8dvJ (x)n$lsled soldy of exl&ma1 lrfallsts
only. Following Ihis pertod. the slronge$i Irlallsts were Identlfied and invited bad< for a Ihlrd trial ses$lon ts￿th our eXis￿n9 players th& lead
coache5 10 benchmaFk the trlali51s before maklng their final derisions. In trjlal we had 30 playersldn our centro for the s¢ason. Indudlng 11
who have prooress8d up our ￿3Yer pathway from Player Oevdopment C8nlre5 IPDCI.
Since the start of the 2025-26 season, our glrfs CFFEETC squad8 have played a comblned lolal of 34 flxluro9 811 tearns plawng a mlnlmum of 4
fixtures earfy in the season. Our U12 squall have already playèa 7 malcho$ as wa alm to provlde them a CA)mprehenslve fixture programme ahead of
Ihelr Barcelona Cup tour In June 2026.
Prtu lo the start of Ihe 8ea80n all players and pargnts recd¥8d an Indudon In the lo￿ of an infomalon avening hdt1 In$￿e the dome. Th1$ allowgj Ih8
ETC Centre Manager to provlde detsiléd Infomialon regardlng our off$r and ou￿1n8 the oxpe¢tations of both playws and p8r8nts through
the sharing of cod85 of conduct.
For the first lime. we have introduced a new'Player Passporf resource whth players have been requlred lo fill out Ind￿7n0 thelr PrfmarylSwn¢ary
poslllon, current club5, a￿8 of 8lrength
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Maln A¢hievement5- contlnuad
8nd room for Improvement. Th15 docUM￿t￿lI asslst our tt)aGhes in Pro￿dIng Indiwdual detail to ￿8yerS %thlbt supporbng ￿th Ihe up¢(x))ing IDP
process.
The season stsrted our ETC ag8 bands IU10. U12, U14 U1618quads travdlng to Rin￿ Communlty Hub to fa¢e a strong AFC
Bournemouth sèt up. ThesefiXll￿es presented 8trMg Challenges for our ag8 groups ￿1th wir6 for th8 U10 U14 squads arK1 losses for the U12 and
U16 age bands.
Through September and Oclobor. the Monday evening fixture $lots at Foundallon Park were ublised forour U1>U15 squads to play agalnst Berkshlre
County S¢￿)015. Th15 provlded a newopponent for oursquads do$ely Tnatch&J game$ ￿th thelr belng only one wal $eparaliro the U13 and U14
matth8s.
Through the Ellte Devdopmenl Programmo IEDPI that the Foundalon run, played fixtures away at CrawAey durSry th8 half ltrm. All cur ETC age
band5 were domlnanl throughout the day I￿nn1￿a every oame aryj onty concodlng 3 goals.
Since the Start Df the season. we hav8 been abie to expand Our EDP programme from 13188rn8 to 17, ￿th the Inlrodudon olAFC 8oumemouth.
Blrmlngham, Cra¥￿8Y. Comwall ADC and Coventry.
The Chrfstm85 perfod saw LB ho$1 flxlures a¢aln5t Plymoulh al Foundalon Path acro8$ the UW16 ag8 bands. Al flxlures ￿tyr• compelluve ￿th our
U10, U11, U12, U14 and U16 S9￿￿$ all plcklng up pO￿t￿e rasults.
Saturday Team aub
The Foundalon olfets the OppOrtL￿lty for Iwlor football team5 8nd kcal youth groups lo b8 8 part of Ihe Football League Season, ￿th a S￿ndOn Tow
Football Cluti matchday experlenc8, whS¢h Indudes.,
prolesslonal football coachlng 88881on deNvered by our oJach88 for the team.
' 4 DornlrKs'8 Plzza lunch
' 8 rnaleh day Ickel
Both play8r8 aTrJ parents 8r• Invll&a to taka In thg atmosphem and be a hugg Part 01 o home game at the County Ground.
Tha perbod befvveen February and Aprfl saw a Uptum In forrn for s￿ndOn To%*n. wNch led to Increa8•d demand from dubs ￿￿nIng t¢ ￿1n u8 for our
Match Day Éxperfen¢e5. We were fortunate to weleom• 20 dlff8renl tsams from slx dub5 to Foundallon Path, de&￿te three nxlures In Ihls pertod bdng
rnovod lo 12',30 p.m. klck-offs due lo TV coveragé.
The tylogest Match Day Experlen(* olth• $ea50n was on 22 Mar¢h, when cver 150 guests wer6 welcomed lo Foundallon Park. Th059 attendSrs were
trealed lo a Q&A 5e58lon ¥￿th s￿n￿On Town slrfk8r Aaron Ddnan, maklng It an unforgetlable day.
Tho 2024125 s•asen wss very PQ8llve for our Saturday T8am Club ov•r 750 gu8Jts vl$lVn9 8¢yoss Ih8
At the en¢ of June, tho 2025126 fixtur88 were released whlch then allowed u8 to bryln t8*lng booklngs for the naw 898$on. By th• •nd of July. wg
glready had booklngs In place lor all fixtures laadlng up lo Ch￿stmas. In addlllon lo a seltcted lew tsklro pla¢¢ after th8 Chd$lmas break.
To enhance lh8 expeden¢& further. we lrtall8d new engagement strateg1￿, Indudlng per50nal welcome lettors trom lan Holloway lo build exdtemenl
and atmosphere and pre eveni contact ￿th clubs to U￿erSt￿nd Ihelr current coa¢hlng themes, all￿ry us lo tallor sg&$lons lo Ihelr d•vdopmenl fooJ$.
Those addlllens have already oeneraied poslllv8 feedba&( and Strengthened the overall quallty of th8 yogramme.
Soclal In¢lu•lon
Dlsablllty
eetween February and Apdl. we ddlvered our Masonic Charilabl? Feundallon sesslons al addllonal SEN schools. Rtre$laWl$hlng rolalon5hlF4
th these schools has been Invaluable. allovAng us lo implement more targeted promouon for our dSsabillty-sp8cIfic Se8￿0n$.
Worfd DO￿ Syndrom8 Day was c4lebral8d In Marth and we were det8rmln&11o m8rfK the occasbn %￿th our DS Adve learn. On Soiurday, 22nd
March. then S%￿ndOn played AcGringlon Stanley, we organlsed a DS Act￿9 lakeovar day. Before the match. our DS Acllve team play•d a frfendly
flxluty against Brfstol Clty at the Nlgel Eady Tralnlng Centre enjoyed 8 Q&A session STFC player Aaron Drinan.
During half-llme the group took to the pltGh4olned by Bristol City-for a Ilvely match as part of the enlertalnmenl. STFC goalkeeper Jath 8ycroftl¢Yne
In. thich was a real hlGhlighl forthe play8r8. After the garne. the team completed a lap Orhorrt￿r around the pllch. receSviNJ a ￿)nderful recepllon from
the fans.
Tho day was made even more 8P8oal by the presence of 01fv8r Holl, Chlel Srorts Wdter at the Dally Mall, vtho was x) lrnpressed hewrote a column
pralslw Ihe team, noling'."Somelmes, you nood r8mlnding what a beautiful game foDlball 1$. and On Saturday at Tho County Ground, I￿ lads dld il
for m8.'11 was a fantssU¢ moment lo see our DS AGlive group and FOur￿all0￿ In the nallonal 5PDllighl.
A feww8eks later, the OS Aclve team had another great opportunlty, joining Bri5td Clty lo play again51 Everton, one of Ihe tcp OS 18ams In Ihe (*unlry.
As a thank you. Brfstol Clty Invited our team onto the pil¢h al half-time durfng Ihelr matth agalnsl Wattord al Ashton Gale, as part oftheir FouThJallon
takeover day. Thls was the biggest our players had ever pertornied in front of. and tru8 lo fomi they mad8 the most of every moment.
To round offApril. w8 ran our Easter Half-T8mi Mulu-swrts Camp. a bdlllantopporbJnity lo 8ngag8 partiopan15 who don't usualty attand our weekly
ses*on5. Of Ihe 18 att8Th180s, were reguLqr8, ￿1h the ￿Ma1ndere¢mlTra from lo¢al SEN 8chool8 or only attendlTrJ our cAmps.
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Swlndon Tovm FC Communlty Foundatlon
Trustee5' Report Icontinuedl
For The Year Endèd 31 Dec6mb8r 202S
Maln Achlevements- contlnuod
Throughout Jun8 and July. we delweffjd slx vrfeks of In-school sesskns at N￿aNj Sd)CKA. all In pr8paralon for the Premltr League Dlsablllty Festival
hel(l at W8s1 Bromwich Albion.
The f8stiv21 was a truly memorable experlence for our players, %4tho not only had the chance lo take a photo ¥trith the iconK Premler League Trophy, but
also enjoyed a variety of e￿a91￿¥) a¢llvlll88 I￿￿ding a bcsx-fil Sessi￿ and a1ively nerfgun batt18. The hiqhllghl of the day ¥Yas Ihe football festival itseK.
here our team competed alongs￿8 dubs such as Swansea City, Wolverhampton wa￿arerS, Everton. and others. Our partidpants repr8sent8d both
Nyland School a[￿ Swindon Town FC wlh prlde. demonstrating exceptsonal Sportsmanshlp, resilience. and spirit throughout the event.
From May through to July, ourf0￿5 shifted loward prepartno for our swnmer prowision. parbwlady our mulU-SPOrt8 camp5. To en$ure ac¢esslblllty and
engagement, we dellv8red tsster se5510tE Mrithin schools and host&1 Information droTrins aGWSS SpÉdallsl Schools and Main51ream Scthols ￿th
speciallsl unlls In Swindon. These out￿8¢h efforts have been instrurnenlal in building new rdalionships, especially wlh Spedalisl Resource Provision
unlts, and hav8 helped us read) a audl8nc8.
We were Ihrlll8d that our surnm&r¢amps ww8 fully booked. a ￿gnM¢an1 Nmber offirst-Um8 8tteTrJe85 lolnlw us, a tsstamant lo the gro%*ing
Impact of our inGIuslve programm1￿.
We have ¢onJnu8d running our dlsabllity foolball S￿l0n$ on Wednesday w8nlng5. three hourfy $8881on8 laklng plac• In the Nlgol Eady ￿arne.
Our DS A¢tlve $8s*on5 ujrrenlly h¥vo 04ht regular p8rUdp8nts and we are fortunate10 bo well $tsff&Y, %4filch In turn allo%%B CA)a¢hes to spend
meaningful one-to-on8 Ilme ￿th wery member. Thls ensur85 We c4n move lluldly beNveen parlclpant5, offer tailored support, and m81ntaln a hlgh
energy, positive atmosphere thai these se$slons are known for.
Th8 Pan dlsablllty se5$￿n remalns our m051 popu18r. 17 Week￿ parudpants. W? u58 Ih818rgtr numb￿$ lo our advantag8'. It allovts us to crealg ¥
vlbranl and Ilvely environment. Wlth Graee b8lrs the lead for the ses$lon, the rema1n1￿ coaches dynaml¢ally asslgn Ihem8dves lo Ihoso vtho m8y
need Closer one-lwne support, vl)Ich enable& both effective delivery and partcjpanl saf8ty. The 5esslon requlres Coaches lo be flexible ant1
respon*ve, glven how energy levds and needs can fi￿tual0 throug1￿Ul the ￿Ur.
Flnally, our adull18arnlng d15ability $8s*on curran￿Y h85 11 p8rt1clpants. Th1$ $￿S1on offer8 8 more conversauonal 8odalty focused atmosphero.
Given Ihl$ $esslon ha5 partldpanl$ of an dd8r 8ge. %￿th gr8ater rna￿￿ty, we often dlscu8s Ilfe 5kllls as well as s￿ndOn Town motches.
Thls oroup generally manag95 10 proc888 Inslrucllons ¥￿th greater ease, meanlng we are able lo Introduce greater lechnlcal d•t811 then coaL*lng. One
thino ihal Is a wnslanl Ihrouphoul the three $8sslon is the dllfwlng nee¢$ of our players.
Looklng ahead to tho k)ng-term futur8. we ￿11 eknniinue promovng Ih? 8855Ions through all ow 8oclal m8dL8 thannd8 and en$w8 the d#llv•ry olour
8e881ons r8main5 engaglno and appropriate for all. Whore posslble, we may Icok lo arrawe more fixtures other team6 and organI5alons thai run
8lmllar dlsabllily football se$8lon$. GIV￿ we now have a $irong worfllrs relallonshlp ￿th many SEND pYovlder5 Is¢hools wo can use Ihls a$ 4 dlrect
pathway.
fir51 observlNJ the Pan 01sabillty sessions In mld November, group had 17 regl$lw8d parUdpant8 wlth an average of 12 ollendlng. Sln¢8 then.
reg1stra￿on$ have In¢reas8d to 19and avera0& attendance has rb58n lo 14.
ln November, a new Opera￿onal $tru¢turg was InlrodLud aeross all dlsablllty sesslons. Indudlng..
4 A start up staff meell
• A dear entry and exlt 5ysiem
. Prfnlad. structured $e$$lon plarY&
. An on gale weleome and regSslralion pr0¢08S
Defined staff rolos and respon8lbllllles
Thi$ framewrrk h85 51gnifi¢anly Improved eng8gomenl, darfty, 8nd safety. Staff now underslaTh1 Ihalr roles fully, creallng a calm8r and more controlled
envlronmenl. 88havloural Incldenls sllll rrtcur. ss oxp8¢t￿ %4Athln a Pan DIsa￿lIty Solllno, NJI the learn Is bettw equlpped lo manage them
eli￿velY whlle mainlalnlng a poslllv8 session for all parudpants.
Al the start of November, the Adults LD group had 10 roglstered partklpanb wAlh an average 8tt8ndanc& 019. Sln¢g Ih8n, fv*tJ new p8rttJpanl8 havo
join￿, and the group 1$ now rnns5slen￿Y dose to full attendance 8ach week.
Wnlle socla1 ffledia promollon has had Iltnlted Impact, naw rela￿818 are expo¢led through ongolng communlc8110Tr S￿ndOn gorough Coundl. whlch
15 Ilke1y10 be a str￿9 r8cruilrnwt pathway. Tha group continues lo demonsifale excellent team $pldt and thdv6s on the $¢Klal Inlaraclbn provlded by
both peers arK1 ¢￿aChes. In addlllw, contact hag been mad0 vAth Spedal Olympks GB regarding 8 new reglonal league Syst￿. Th15 presents an
exGiling opportunlty for the group to take part In compofjlve events durfng the lrfal phase. Oates are expectsd ￿on, end a 8ultaNe event Wll b8 Sel￿d
for the18am.
Super Roblns
Sln(* November. the Super Roblr6 programme h88 expertenc&J $188dy growll), Infxeaslng from 15 to 21 regl$tW8d parudpants. Promouon through
social media has helped rai88 awareness and attract n8w members. Tho tèam ha$ adoplèj a more stru¢tur*1 tralnlng approach as they alm lo the
Wiltshire FAAbility Counts League. there they currenlty $11 trjp ol the table by polnls whlle maintsining a strong 18arn 5piriL
swlndon W•lc¢)mg• R•fvw8
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Swlndon TO￿ FC Communlty Foundation
Trustee$. Report Icontinuedl
ForThe Year Ended 31 D8cemb8r 2025
Maln Achl8vemont8- contlnu¢d
The fornial funding for the Smndon Welcomes Refugees programm& came lo an end it? Decemb8r 2025. Despite this. the Foundation has made a
deliberate and value5 driven deusion to fAJnlinu8 del5Ve￿n9 both the children's arkl adults. sesslons. This refiects our cxjmmlknent lo indusion.
mmunity cohesion, and ensurfr& Ihal those who rely on our support are not left wlhoul provision.
W8 ¢Jrrenlty have 20 child￿n attending weekly S￿OnS at no cost. Romoving these free wuld ¢reale a ￿gnIfiGqnt bather for famllles have
alrea(ly faC￿j consderable upheaval. By c*ooslng to malntain Ihe5e se5slons. we are provlding stability and routs"n8 for young people bènefit
enormously from 51tuGlured physical acllvlty. We ar8 also 8n8urlw (x)ntinued access to a sal8, wo1fy)ming enwronmenl where they r2n ￿11￿
fn"8ndships, confbdence and language Skills.
Thi5 d8monstrat8s our b8118f that rDmmunlty programrn85 5hwld remaln people cenlred. not frJndlry c*ntrod. We have also continu&Y to subsldSs8 Ihe
weekly adult men's sesslon on Thursday eveniws. ensuring that cost18 not a barrier to partkipation. These s8s$lons play an Important role in
$UPPDrtiry phy5kal wellbeing, sodal eonnecllon and Integratson Into the Iwder communlty. We are schwjuled to meet I￿1h the (ounGII In March 2028 to
dlstyJ$$ futuro option5 and explor¢ polgnlal fU￿*nO sireams.
Pr•ml•r L•aguo lQck¥
In Ap￿1. we IoDk part In Iho Premlw League Klths Cup. M8t8d at CardlNaty's House of SFQrt. ThSs annual hlghlighl brfrss together dubs from the
South West and Wales for roolonal quallflers, wlh mlxed and female leams CA)mpelng for a place at th& nalk)nal finals.
We Invited 14 ofour most Éngagod young people lo r8pr8s8nt SvAndon Town FC on the day. Not only dld thoy ddlver brilllant perfomanc8$ on the
pll¢h, bul they also d8monstra18d outstandlng Sportsmanshlp.
In preparalon. our players allend&1 a dedlule¢ PL Kith5 Cup trzlnlng 58sslon. wfiere coa(*os focu59J on key 8kllb Indudlno passlw, drtbbll￿. and
6hoolino. A5 part of the event, paruelpants also took part Sn an wjucatlonal ￿￿kShop ddlver¢d by Street Doctors, coverfng ￿tal first aid sk1115. Indudlr
how lo help someone who is bleedin*a hlghly engaolng and praclkal s8581on. Wo are orateful to Svlndon's Youth Ju$llce SeMc4 team for
mmisslonlng ihis valuabl8 ￿r￿Shop.
Aprtl also marked the formal $lart of our new dellvery agreement tho Poll¢e & Cr5me Comrn5s55on8r IPCCI, sewrlno ary)Iher year of PL Kkks
fundlw and enabllng us lo expand our prouramme. At the heart of Ihls 1$ our Fdday Evenlng Kicks $8&slon al Moredon Sports Hub. We have also
k8unthed a new PL Kicks mul￿-Sports $8$$lon every Friday 8ftemow al Ihe Nlgel Ea¢y Tralning C8nlr8, offerlng young poople wtho are less Inler851ed
In football the lo gel Involved and ben8fi1 from partl¢lpalon. By the end of July, ov8r 40 partl¢lpan15 Were allending. Th[$ exdbng now offer
prov1¢￿ a¢¢ess lo a range cf sports indudlng handball, ulwmale Msbe8, I￿nIs. and more. By broaden5￿ our PL Kld¢8 provlslon beyond football.
are reachlng oven more young pgJp18, 8spedally those may rni choos8 football 8$ ihelr fitsl sport. givlng them the opportunlty lo slay acllve and
nnecled.
Durlng Iho samo partod and In partner$hlp ￿1￿ SWndon Young Carers. we ￿$19d a PL Klck8 tast•r $88slon forovw 30 youro peo￿1 cJJrr8nly
balandng the demands Ol￿rIng re6ponslbllllles ¥￿th overyday Ilfe. We are Ihrflled that $even p8rt1cJpanl$ have slnce gone en lo a118nd weekly PL Klck8
sesslorts 81 both Foundalbn Park an¢ Moredon Sports Hub. hlghllghWng the power of sport In provldlng resplle, (tnnectlon. and communlty.
As part ol the pr￿ler Laague Changemakers pregramm8- a personal (Jevelopment Inlllaiive almed 81 wwwerfng ￿rtg wrm8n aged 11-18 Ihrou9h
loadershlp and Ilfe skllls- four youno parUGlpan15 successfully completed a sodal action prolect focused on promoiiry foolball lor women and glrfs.
Thoir p8sslon and d8dlc4llon led lo the ueaiion of a gir15-only loolball fesJval, they planned, prepared, and dd1Ver￿ vllh the support of STFC
Women'$ player Ubby Waylen. Th8 f8$lbval w*(tmed ovor 20 Att8ThY885, creavng 8 wekx)ming and empowerfw 8P8ce forg1rf8 to ongage In sport.
The Klths programme had a lanta8llc 8tsrt lo the 2025126 59ason. a strong relum lo se$5ion5 8nd gro¥￿n￿ levels ol engag8Tnenl acros5 s%￿ndOn.
Slnc8 Septembor 2025. over 250 young p8ople have taken part In one ofour we8kty Klcks se$slons. %*filch curr8nlly run a(ws$ three key slles..
Moredon Sports Hub. FoUnd8￿"0n Park. and our Mulll.Sports se55lcn8 at Abbey Park.
One of the major hlghllghls In October was the SU￿a$s1vI dellv8ry ol the first ever S%*indon Klcks Cup. The cOM￿￿tIon brought log8lh8r teams of
player5 from the U14. U15, and U16 age groups. repr8S8ntlng both th8 Moredon and Foundailon Park sltes,
The Inlb'al round5 look plac8 h￿thIn each sesslon, before th8 overall ￿nnerS progr0S$8d to th8 grand finale. whlth was played dudng th8 October hall
term break. The event was a huge su¢cess, all01￿n9 young people from dlff8r8nl po$leode5 and communllles lo ¢(ma together. break down barrter8,
and $lrenglhen rela￿OnShIpS through football.
Durlng the finals, all parilclpants took part in an Important wrrk5k￿p1*j by Wltshlre Pollco on the loplc ol Groomlw and Exlcltallon. Th18 thwne was
osen follomng local Inslghl from ￿lIsh￿re Pollce, %¥ho ￿entifIed thls as a key rlsk alfecllnp young people In the s￿ndOn area. The provldad
valuable edu¢alion and awdrene58. helplng partlclpants understand how lo recognlse and rtrspond to FQt8nlSally hamiful $lbJaiions.
The Impact of th8 PL Ktks programme conUnu8S to galn po$lll¥e recogn1￿0￿ both lorAIty and regk)nally. Dudng th1$ perio#. we were dol*hl8d to
welcome BBC Polnts We$1 and the S￿ndOn
Pollce aThJ Cdm8 Commi$$ioner. to Foundallon Park.
In the lead-up to Chrlslmas. lfve YOU￿ people from the programm8 desigr*d and ddlvered a sodal actlon project, demon51raUng lh8 pobw of youlh
voSce and leadetshlp. They organls8d a Pr8mSer League Kick5 tournament for 1Ck13-year￿1d5, ralslng valuabl¢ donations for the S%*indon Food
Collective. The inllSativé rKit only gjpported vulnerabl8 famllles during the fe5tlve period bul also developed the organi$8rs' ski115 in event plannlng.
leafflwO￿, aTh1 r￿Mmunity er&a9￿￿ent. To further Incent￿1$@ parbdpab'on and reward leadership. tournam8nt ¢xganl8ers and ￿nnerS provlded
ilh fixture QPPOrtunities against fellow Kld(s partlclpants frorn Bristol Rovers & Brfslol Clty.
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Swlndon Town FC Cornmunity Fouftdatlon
Trustees. Report Icontinuedl
For The Year Ended 31 DeG¢mbèi 2025
Maln A¢hl¢v¢m8nts- contlnuod
Projéct Me
Proje¢l M8 is an 8arfy help mental health servl¢e for thlldren and young people belween the ages of 5-19 y8ars ￿thIn S￿￿￿0￿. Pracbboners, also
known a8 Educational Mentsi Health PracUUon8rs IEMHPS) are based in sthwls and h￿rk In dosa ￿lLaboratiOn N*ith nominated mental heallh laads
Ihln each school.
The team offers IndI￿dual and group 5UPPOrt to young peop18 ￿th mlld to mooerate mental health issues Indudin9 anxlety. low mood. p￿blas. diffi￿￿ty
%*ith anger, $elf-esle8m and behavioural diffi¢uities. The team ddlvers low Intansity CBT inl8rvention$. parent-led C8T, group support. parenting
programmes, and eonsuttation for 5Ghool staff.
The programme is deSig[￿d 10 ￿￿k Mdlhln the ￿MmunIty to rais8 awareness of Tnenial health Issues and promote healthy mentsl wellbelng. 118180
helps eh11dr8n, yours people and lamllles, might olher¥*ise find it diffKult lo aetess mental health support, by Introduciry them lo other local
profes￿Onal5. charilles and organlsalbns.
The programme Indudes weekly sessions thai not only 18a(l) Sell-Awarene&8 and understandlng the importance of knO%￿Tra Ih81r strws and
weakness but also that Iruease Ihdr IoDlballino ablllty, re$lllerv, teamwork. comrnunicalion and skxytsmanshlp.
Ovor Iho la$1 year. Ihe Prolact Me sesslon$ have been a Iremendws swcess across local 5th0￿$ through our partnershlp ¥￿th the Whlto Horne
Federation. The programrn8 h85 combSned group sesslons of 8-10 students en8-tO￿n# work, all￿n9 us to support young people In a tslbr8d and
Impa¢ttul way.
Feedbod( to ha5 been a k•y part olthe proce￿. At one 8thJol, Indlvldual r8POrts Nghllghted Improvwngnts In both bohavlour and 8￿agern8nt
In physlcAI acllvlty.
To support th8 prryramme movlw low•rd$ we ar8 8xekted lo In partnershlp vlth Howoré Tenen$ who I￿11 b8 provldlffj fuThJlng 80 ￿ Can offar the
Inl8nienlion free of charg0 to s¢hools. Th18 wlll enable the project lo targol s¢hwl$ fri)m wards who 5cor8 h￿hlY on the Index ol mult1￿0 dep￿Va￿On
where ther8 can be links between 8ocS0-8conomlc deprlvalion aThJ wor montal health.
A graduallon event was hold on 1eih December, at Foundation Park. thon participa￿n9 puplls earn8 togethar to c4lebrale Iholr achlev8m8nts a
refl8cI on th8 challeng05 they have overcome. 11 also Included a Stadlum lour before ihgy rgcdved th￿r coibffeales. Th1$ ev8nl remalns an Imp￿ts￿t
part of the programmo. glvlng ch11dren a s8n88 ol prlde and r￿gnitiOn for thelr haf¢ ￿rk on the course. 10
Promler Loaguo Fw• Fund
Thls fund supportod a range of ran-ts￿58d and IAn.IwJ prole¢t8, helplng to fostar a sen58 of bdonglno through mganlngful eroagèment. Th56 [￿U￿0
8eh8mes lor under-repres8nted groups. lo further devolop an In¢lu$bv8 and we1wm1￿ malchday experlence for 8v8ryon8.
The three months ended In July mathed the final phase of¢ellv8ry for the progrnmme. Throughout th8 programrne, our lo￿5 remalned on Inspldng and
engaolng female partldp8nts ie bulltl Stronger ¢onne¢llorw b8N¥88n young wrmen and 91rf8 ond Svlndon TO￿ Football Club.
Foundatlon P¥rk
Feund8tion Park has cnnllnued lo be B hlv• of adlvlty throughout the year, ho9￿n9 8ewral h￿￿-Pro￿le toumamwts and uTra•rgolng oxdtrg
(levdopment5 In praparatlon fly fiJlur8.
Slandoul moTnen15 Indude hosllng the North Wlts Junk)f L•a9ue nnals, th• Wll$hlra County GlrtJ Flnals gnd tho Soulhem Flnals ofth• Premler League
Prlmary Star5 Girt$ National Toumament.
Foundalk)n Parft W89 8180 the v8nu8 lor tha Soulhorn Finals olthe ull￿a EFL Glrb8 Cup. anothor pres￿9￿0u$ toumorn￿I In th8 Y￿th foolball calendar.
The event brcughl together some of the b881 YOU￿ female players from arms th8 South, provldlry them %*ilh a platform to Show￿59 thdr skllls and
passlon for the game. The quality of football on display was excgpllonal, reflecJr& the gro￿n9 51renglh and kwuladty of the glrfs, game.
Beyond th& pllch, there have been mt8blo developments around the Foundallon Path slle Indudlng Ihe Installatbon of sc4ar panels on top of tolh the
main buildlng and th8 Nlgel Eady Training Centre pavilion. Thls inlllallve marky a S￿ni￿¢&nt slep toward redLrlrs our carbon foolwnl, promo￿n9
deaner energy use throughout the tscilily, and Iow8dTha overall energy costs.
The nevAy erected John Trollope slalue, stands proudly as the first Ihlng wisllors see as they approach the entrance. Thls lrfbute ￿t￿lY honours 8
dub legend but also adds a wwerful sense of Identity and heritage to the fa¢lllty, setbng the ton8 for everyone arriving at the home of the STFC
Communlty Foundgtion.
As the autumn approaeh8(S, th8 I￿18178￿0n of a flxed canopy al the exll towards Iha pltch 8nd sta￿$ profftl lo be a Imely valuatAe addlvon to th8
fao11ty.11 offers MUC￿needed shelter for
spectators, allo￿n9 them lo gather comforf8bty whlle siaylng dry, and has sSgnSficanlly eased congestion In the recepllon area during pèak Imes. Thls
mprovemenl rnt only enhances malchday exp8dence bul also reneGts our onwlng commltrnanl to making Foundation Park more welwrning a
runctional for all vishtors.
As part of our r￿MMItM￿l to sustainability. we also added new 8xl8mal water fountains alongsld8 the Installation of our braTh1-new
canopy. These fountains provide easy a<te$$ for players and guests lo refill reusable bolllps, reduclng rellance on single u$8 pla$￿(% and encouraging
envlronm8ntally consaou5 habits atross all age groups.
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Swlndon Town FC Communlty Foundation
Tru$tse$' Report (Contin￿dI
For The Y8ar Ended 31 0ecemb8r 2025
Maln AGhlevements- contlnued
Small ¢haryes Ilke th85e h81p us ueate a more sustainaNe 8nd Induth en*ironm8nt, ¥4thllsl also 5upporNng hydration and w8llbdng dudng sessms
and evenl5.
Flnanclal R&vl&w
Financlal P081tlon
The nel incoming r8sour¢es for the year were £254,57112024.. £186.4011, re8ull1￿ in 8￿mulated funds Cathed fO￿ard of £4.790,181,12023..
£4.535.6101 of which £3.155.16012024.. £2.803,0221 are unr881rfcted fut¥Js. Of thls amount a surn of £490.36512024.. £522.8751 has bean deB￿nated
¢0 a fixed assel lund rePreSen￿n9 kne Foundats'on'5 internal fundlng of the FOu￿allOn Park farility. and furth8r amounts of£1,185.99812024.'
£1,214,7421 and £250,OLNJ12024.' £200,0001 have been set asld8 for the Nigel Eady Tfalnlng Centrelcov8red bts￿$ fac41ty and 8 3G pltth slnklng fund
r8sp8cUvely. residual free re5erv8s figur8 at th¢ year end stood at £1,228,79712024.. £773,817) (see note 22 to finandal statern￿lS).
Re8or¥88 Poll¢y
11 is lh8 poll¢y of the Foundatlon lo malnl*n unresirfcted fijnds 81 least at Ihe level r8qulr&l to provld6 suffld8nt funds to o)ver operalng expense$ for a
slx-month period. In the cpinion of the Tru$ie65 a figure of £550.000 Is con51der&J adequate lo meet th15 requlremenl, and unreslrlcled furK18 In excess
of this amount￿11 be Utili5￿ for Ihe further roll out ofaGtiwl8s
Futuro D8v8lopm•ni•
Plan8 for tho futur¢
th the huge suc¢e$s of the Nlgd Eady Tralnlng Centre. It ha5 highllghlod Ihe Importance of havlng a hIgh￿ualitY cover8d fadllty and oven more so
th the dear changes In dlmalo wndlllons that W8 are fa¢lng all read round. INS In mlnd. we have $tartod explortng the opportunlty of bulldlng
second covered faclllty at Foundallon Paffrt. We hav9 rnel tho local C￿n￿l and $ubmltt•d a pr&appllcaVon. During 2026 we hop8 to progress these
plans and submll a full plannln9 application.
Ilwe are Su￿85sful ￿th Ihe&e plans, It wtuld 8n8bl8 to lurlher growour r80¢h and Impact. ddlverlr( to an extra 1000 parlldpants per week.
On the prolect and programme ddlvery plans we were exlremoty plea58d lo recelve confirmallon that w8 could dellver the Preml8r L8aoue Insplres
programme from Sept 2025 and thls has more local 8¢h¢)Dls S￿dents the opportunlty to engag8 ￿￿th the Comrnunlty FoundaWon. We havo
further tyan$ lo dovdop the PL In8plre8 ddlvery Into 2028 and beywd.
We are ￿rrentlY looklry lo secJJre new sponsors er fund8r5 for our Glrfs Dtrv4lopm8nt programm& Prolgcl Me, as we know there Is huge deman
for further growth in th8S8 an# we hava plans lo roll Ih8se proorammes out lo more partSdpan15. One 8xamplo from Ih8$e plan515 to create a new U16'$
Glrl$ ltrarn that ￿￿11 enlar the JunSor Promler League and represent the Communlly Foundation. playlng and Iralnlng together on a w8ekly ba81$. Thls
addlilonal team would strengthen the olrf's pathway and help towards future recFUitmenl lor the C6 Footsall Educallon programme.
8tru¢tuM, Govornanco an(1 M•n•g•m•nt
Govomlng Document
Swndon Town FC CommunSty Foundation18 a charftable Company Ilmlled by guaranleo. Incorporalgd on 10 S&ptember 2007 and regl&ler8d a8
¢hartty on 4 December 2007. The company wa5 establlshed unt1er a Mefflorandum ofAs￿9110n and 1$ govemed under It8 Arlldes of A88odaUon, In
the event of the company belng up mernb8rs are requlred lo eonldbule an arnounl not exceedlro £10.
Tru8te• 8•l•¢tlon M•thod•
The truslee$ who are directors for the purpose of cnrnpany lawan(J Irusleos fcr the purpose ol (l)artty law, served durtffj Ihe pedod and up lo the
dale ol Ihls report, are Sel out on page 1. The number of Iru51ees shall be not less than thre8 bul lunle5s Othe￿88 delermlned by ordlnary resolulionl
shall be no more than Mlve. New Irusle88 ar8 appoinled upon the recA)mmendalon of exlsllng lty$ie95. One Ihlrd of Iho trustees Tnust retire al each
annual general meellng and May offer th8m$elves for re-electlon.11 58 relevant and approprfal8 lo appolnl IFust88s who repr&$wl 8 true cross 88clSon of
the communlty and refie¢l 11$ dlver5ity, and the current Board of Trustees Indudes representsUv88 from busines5. th8 Football Club, eduralion. human
resour￿5 and finanoal andlogal organlsalkjns %thld) logtlhw enhance th? u*libility and 5t8tU5 of S%%lndon TO￿ FC Communlty Found8I0n.
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Swlndon Towm FC Comrnunity Foundatlon
Trustees. Report Icontinuedl
For The Year Ended 31 D¢¢ember 2025
Organlsdtlonol Strutture
Oay 10 day responsibility for the tharftabl8 a￿￿*"8$ rests with the Head of Foundation Shane He￿ett is support&1 by Ihe Director of Communlty
Jon Holloway, and the a$￿stant Heads of Foundation- Andy Tye and Brad Cart8r. Thls re-structure took place In S8ptsmb8r 2024 when Jon
Holloway stepped dowi as Head of FOU￿atiOn and moved into a new role as Dlrector of Communty.
Rlsk Manag8m8nt
Th8 Iruslees regularty revlewand assess the procedure5 and fomats for rfsk 8888ssment lo en5UTe that they ttJnllnue10 rn8et tho need$ ofth8
FOu￿jaIl0￿ to fulfil its ￿SponsIbl11￿05.
Du8 to the nature of Ihe ￿￿rk, Ih8 Foundation never undereslimales lh8 Importanc8 of 5afeguardlng or Its rosponsibilitie5 to safeguard Ihe w81f8r8 of
every chlld. young person and vulnerable adull wl)o has b88n entrusted to ils care.1115 fully ¢ommllled lo wrrking to provldo a safe an￿rOnMent for all
paiti(xpants.
Ev8ry chlkd. young person or vulnerab18 adult vtho play5 or partlGipaies In $wrt the Foundallon slK>uld be abl8 lo tak8 part in an enjoyable and safe
envlrenmenl and has thé dghl to prolaclion from abuse and exploltalion. Thls18 why the Foundation wks lo ensure that safeguardlng 1$ Iho
re5wnsibllity of overy 8dull In the organlsalbn. To 8￿￿￿ra Ihal saf9aL￿rdlNg Is pargmounl a(m86 lh8 Foundalk)n. the alms are 88 lollow8'.
All parudpants. whatever Iholr agg. Djlture, disability. geThJer. larGu8ge, radal orfgln. re1￿leu$ bellef 8Thdlor Sexual IdenlSty have the rfght to
preteclion frorn abuse.
AI SLBpldons alleoaOon$ of abuse and pocf practkè are taken serfously and respondod to 6￿ftlY 8n(J appropd8tely.
1 Stoff 8r¢ ro¢¥ubted and ch8thod In accordance wllh safar r8cwltm8ni woco8MS.
I staff, pald aTrJ ¥olunteer8, I￿￿ng lor the Founda￿On hav• a reSpo￿k￿lIty to repjrt conc•m8. All 6ts1f are gIV￿ appropdale levd of
tralnlng to deal ¥￿th sltualk)n$ whlch may ocojr and have Ihe support requlred lo report thelr tsJn¢ems or $u$plcbns.
All st8ffthlng wllh chlldren and vulnor8ble adult& aro 8¢¢redll&J a8 nec•ssary and 811 ¢08c*8s and voluntoern 8ro apprwrfat8ty quallfl&a
And eheck&l through the Olsd¢8urn and B8rrfng SoNI￿S1O8sl.
Statem•nt tsf Tru•t¢•&' Ro8pon¥lbllltl••
The Iruslees Ivho are also the dlreclors of s￿ndOn Town FC Ccrnmunlty FoL*)daUon for tho purposès ol company lawl 8re raspon￿ble for pre￿￿[￿a
the Trustees, Report and the financial slalem$nts in ac￿rdance wllh appllcablo law and Unlted Klnglom Art￿ntIng Stand8rd5 Iunllwj Klngdom
Generally Accepted Accounting Pracllc81.
Company18w rwulrg$ lh& Iruste8& to prepare flnandal 8tatements for each fin8ndal ￿ar. under¢￿panY law tho Iru8lee6 musl not apyove the
financlal slalefflenl unless they are sailsfied thai they gbve a true and faSr vlewof the state of affalrs ol the chgrflable company and ol the Intt)mlng
resource5 and appllcallon of resourc85. Indudino the Income and 8XP8nditure, of the charilawe Company for that p&rfod. In preparlw the nnancial
statement8 Ihe trustees are requlred to..
8918Ct 8ult8blo 0t￿Ununq polk188 and Ihen apply them ¢nn8l$lenUy',
observe Ihe methods and prin¢ip10s In the Charfty SORP.,
makeludgrnents and accounllr& estimates that are reasonable and prudent.. and
pr&par8 the finanaal statements on Ihe golng ojncem basls unless It 1$ Inapproprfa18 to presume that Ihe cL¥mpany ￿11 rx)nUnue In bUsIn￿$.
The trustees are re8ponslNe lor keeping 8dequa18 8CWUlltlng roeQté8 **l¢h dl8d05e ￿th rea$￿able ac4Jracy al anWm& Ihe finandal FOSI￿On of the
¢hadtable company and to enable them to ensure that the a(roun15 mmply ￿th Ihe Cornpanles A¢1 2006. Th￿ are also réswnsibla for safryuardl
thé assets of the company and hence for taking reasonable 51ep$ lor th8 prev8nllon and deteGlion of fraud and other irregularities.
The Iruslees a￿ ￿sponSIble for the fnalnlenat￿Q and inlegrfty of the CQfporale and financial InfornalSon induded on the charSlable wfflpany's webslle.
Legislation in the Unit8d Klngdom g0vem1￿ the preparalon and dissemination of financial statemen15 may dlffer from 18gislalion in othèrlurisdlctlor￿.
Statement of DIKlosure of Info￿at10rt its Audllors
Eath of Ihg ptsrsorts who are twstees al Ihè timè when Ihl8 tnJBte8s' repcK¢ 1$ gpprov8d has Confi￿￿￿ that..
so tsr as the trus188 aware, thwe Is no rdevant a￿lIt information of which lh8 eharttsble ￿pan￿S audltors ar8 unaware,. and
Ihey havg taken all the steps that they ought lo havè taken as trustees in order10 make th￿581¥￿5 aware of any rdevant a￿lt inforniattc
and 10 &Stabllsh that the charitsble ¢(mpany's audllers are awdre of that infi)miation.
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s￿nd￿n Tovffl FC Communlty Foundation
Twstees. Roptsrt Icontinuedl
For Tho Yoar Ended 31 De¢ember 2025
Smo11 Company Rules
Thls report has been prepared In aCcordanCe￿1h sperial provbh?ns relallr& to (¥mpanie5 subject to the small t￿￿panIeS wlrn8 vlthln Part 15 of
th8 Companie5 Act 2006.
The Iwslees. reportwas approv8d by Ihe t￿ard of INstee5 and dgn8d on ts bohalf by..
Mrs K Fraser
Trustee
3110812026
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Independent Audltorfs Report
to th8 M8mb8rs of
Swlndon Tovm FC Community Foundation
Oplnlon
We have audited thè finanelal statements of SvAndon TO￿ FC Community Foundalon lthe'tharity") for the year e￿e￿ 31 Oe¢ember 2025 ￿[ch
comprise the StateM￿t of Flnancial Activities lindudiry Inrx)Tne Expenditure At£ounll, Balar￿ Sh881. Cash Now stsiement and thè rdated not88,
inclL¥Jing a sumrnary of signlflr2ntaoxunling policies. The finan￿al reporbng fmmework that has been applied in their preparation is applitrAble law and
United Kingdom Awunung Standards Iuniled lthngdorn Generally Accepted Aco)unting Pracucel, including FRS 102 The Finanual Rwrtsng
Standard applirablo In th& UK and RepU￿1C of Irdand".
In ourepinlon the finantsal slatemenl$:
ve a twe and falr VI￿ of the state of the charttsbla eompanV$ aflalrs a$ at 31 Decamber 2025 and of Its rwurc88 and application
of ￿sources, for the year then ended..
have beén propelly prepared in accord8nc8 United longdom Gener811y Aecepled Accounting Pracuce., and
have been prepared In aC￿r￿anCe wllh the r8quirem8nts of the Companles Act 2006.
Baols for Oplnlon
We conduaed our audlt in ao)Jrdance wllh Inlemats'onal standards on AudlJng IUKI IISA8 IUKII and appllcable law, Our responslbiliti8s under thos¢
51an(lards are further d8￿rfbad In th8 Audllorfs responslblllles for the auOII of the flnanclal 8ts1am8nts section of our report. W8 are Indep8nd8nt of th8
thariiablo ¢A)mpany In accordance the elhlcal r8quiremonts Ihataffj relevant to our audit of the financlal stalomenl$ In the UK, Induding the FRC'S
Elhlc21 Standard, and the provl$lon$ avallable for small enlS1188. In the drcumslance5 set out in noio 28 lo th8 nnandal slat8ment5. and wo havo fulfilled
our other ethical r85pon51bllltyes In accOrdance￿1h these raquiremanls. We bdlwo thai the audll ￿dence we have obtalned Is suffb¢lwl and
apwopriale to provlde a basis forour oplnlon.
¢onclu81on8 R•latlng to Gc*lng Con¢gm
In audltlng the flnanoal statements, we have conduded that th8 InJslees' us• of the ￿n9 ￿l¢eM ba818 of occountlry In th• preparalon of flnandal
8lal8ments18 approprlatg.
B8s&J on Iha we h#ve perfom&1, h8v¢ Iden￿fied 8ny mat8rta1 uncertaIn￿O$ relallng lo events or condlllorts that. 1nd1v￿v&1lY or Collec￿¥8￿,
may cast ￿gnIficant doubt on tha (*adt8ble compantys ablllty lo ojnthue as a golng eL)n¢em lor o perfcé of al least 12 m¢)nth$ from the flnandal
$lalemenls are aulhorl$ed lor l$sue.
Our rbspon9l￿llI8S and the reSpOn￿bIllI•S oltho INslew ￿th respect to ￿n9 concem are des¢rfW In the rel¢vant 88clbon8 of th15 r•port.
K•y Audlt Mattor*
Key audlt mattors ar8 those maiisfs thai In our professlonal Sudg&m8nl were of most 51gnlfiean¢o In the audlt of the flnand81 siat•menl$ and Include the
m051 slgnlfl¢anl a￿eSsed rlsks of malerlal mlssialement Iwhelhef or not due lo fraLQI Identified by us. Indud1r￿ those whlch h8d the greale$l effect on
tha allocallon ol r880urees In the audil, and dlre¢tlno the efforts of Ihe engagement le8Tn. Thero are no key ar885 Idendngd a5 tha audll16 very low rtgk
with normal a￿lt pro¢odure8 adaquale In all audit areas. We agreed lo report lo Ihe board of Irusioes any correcl&J or uncorr8et•d Itlontified
ml8Stalemonis,
Fraud 4nd Ix•8¢h•• ol law8 8nd rogulthtlon•. ablllty to ￿•t￿l
Idenllfylw and reportlr& ol rtsks ol maledal misslatemenl ¢ue to fraud
To Idenlfy rt8k8 ol malerlal mlsstaiemenl due lo fraud we assessed events or eL)ndllk)ns that rA)uld IndI￿te an Inc•nllv• er pressure to commlt fr8ud or
provld8 an opportunlly lo ¢ommlt fraud. Our rf5k ass855m8nl procedures included..
ErqUIrt￿ of tho Head of FourK1allon and the Iru51088 aNJ Insp8¢tk￿ olkey p8pws Prov￿ed to thosè ¢harged Wth govemanc8 58 lo hlgh level
polldes and procedu￿$ to prevant and d818cI fraud.
Rev1￿￿9 the mlnutes of TA￿tee5, maetlngs.
We c(xrmJni&qt8d Id8nllfied fraud risks Ihrouohoul Ihe audll team and remalnad alert lo any Indlcallons of fraud throughout thè audlt
As rè]ulred by auditing 5tsndard$, and taklng Inlo aC￿unt posslble prossures to meet tsrg818 and our overa11 knO￿edge of th8 eonlrol 8nvlronTnent, WO
performed procedures trj assess th8 dsks of managernent override of wnlro15. To addrÈss the pervasive rtsk as il relal8d to management override of
contro15, we rovlewed matertal loumal entries and agreed these to $Uprth[r￿ documenlallcn where appropriate.
Idontlfyln9 and ro$pondlng to rfsk• ol materlal m185tatorn•nt to non.compllance wlth I¥w8 and r•gul8tlons
We identified areas of laws and regulatlons that could reasonably bg expected lo have 8 mal8rial effect on the financlal statements from our g￿er81
romm8rcial and sector experience and Ihrough discussion the general manager Iruslees. As Ihe charlty15 regulated. our assessment of rlsks
nvdI￿d gainirfj an understan[li￿ of the control enVIr￿ment induding the enbtys pro¢edur8s for e0mly1￿ %*ith reoulal<o regulr8m8ntS.
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Inde￿ndent Audltorf$ Report Icontlnuedl
to the Members of
Swndon Town FC Cornmunlty Foundation
Key Audlt Matter8- conllnued
We ￿mmunIcated idenlifi8d laws and regulations Ihroughout our team and remalned alert lo any iThll&qUon$ of non￿MPl￿8n(* througlKyJI the a￿lIt.
The potential effect of these laws and regulations on the finanoal 5tatem8nts varfes o)nsiderably'.
. Firsdy, the tharfty 1$ sUbl￿t to lawE and r￿Ul8￿on$ Ihal d1￿Cl￿ aff8cI Ihe finandal Statements IndudirYJ finanryal reporung regulation Ilndudlng rdated
companies regulauonl, taxation legislation (payroll taxes) P8nFAon leolslalion and w8 assessed the extent of Compliance with Ih8se laws and
regulations as part of our procedures In Ih8 audlt ar¢a5 rdevant to Ih88è Items.
- sec￿dty. the chartty Is 8uble¢t to many other laws and regukts'on5 where the f))wquenc8 of rK)n-CLY))plianc8 could have a material 8ff8ct on
amounts or disdosures Sn lh8 finan¢lal 5tatem8nts, for Instance thrO￿h the Imposlllon of fin88 or Ilugalbn. We idenlfied the folk)bwng areas as those
most Ilk81y lo have Such as effect..
Hoalth and safety kiws.
FLxJd and hygl8n8 r8gulatson5.
LaN*E rdating lo wth. and the safeguar¢lw of. youThJ p8orAe vulnerable 8dul¢6.
Auditing standard8 Ilmll the requlred audlt procedures to Id￿tify r￿n4)M￿lanCe ￿1h those Lqws and r8gulalon$ lo enqulry ol manag8m8nt an
trustee5 and In$p8cllDn of ￿ulatOry an(J18gal ￿rreSpOndence. if any. Thereloro. If any brgath olop8fdllonal regula￿on$ Is not d15cle58d to us or
evldenl frorn r818V8nl ¢orrespondenc8. an audll VAII not detect that br8ach.
Llmltaiion¥ to the ablllty of th• audlt to detect fraud or br•acho8 of1gw• and r•gulatlon
I￿Ang to the Inhorenl Ilmltadon of an audll, th•ro KB an unavold8Ne Isk that W8 may not havo det8Ct&J Some mai•rfal m158t8t8ments In the finandal
stal8menl$, wen though we havo properfy planned and p8rfom)ed our a￿j11 in 8￿r￿an¢6 wlh audlliro stsndard5. For example, the fvther rernovgj
non-ujmpllanct ￿th laws and regulallons Is from the ev8nl$ and transactions refie¢1￿ In the finandal slaiements. th8 les8 Ilkely the Inherently lifflll&J
prcc8dure8 requlred by audlUng $tandard8 Wt)uld Idenlfy11.
In addl￿On, as wrylh any audll, there remained a higher rf$k of non4el8cllon of fraud, as IN5 may Involve o)IIu51on, forg8ry, Inlenllonal eTn1551ons,
mlsrepresentalon5. or the over￿de ol Internal ￿ntrolS. Our audll pro¢4dure5 are des*n6d to detect Mate￿al M1$51al￿anl. and therefore we are mt
responsSble for prevenllng Mn-compllance or Ir8ud and Gqnnol be oxpect&Y lo d8leGt non-eL)mpllance ￿th all laN*E and regulalbns. A lurther descrlpllon
of our re$ponsibilili85 for th8 audll of the flnBndal slalements Is located on the FRC'S wobslte al vNM.frc.org.ukJaudllor8reswnslbi111105. Th15 descrlpllon
I￿$ part of our audilorfs rewt.
As part of an audll In accordan￿ ￿th ISA8 IUKI, we exerclw profes$lonal ludgm•nl and m81nl8ln prof•islono18cwlldsm thro￿hOUl th8 audlt. We
also..
. loen￿ty a55888 Ihg rlsk& of mai•rfal m155tBtomwl of the flnandal Jtatements, wh8th8r du? to fra￿j or errc¢, de$lgn and perform a￿11 procedures
re$pon$iva to those rtsks, obtaln audll ￿der￿8 that 1$ $uMd8nl arK1 approprlale lo prov14e a bas15 for our oplnSon. The r15k of not det8¢llw a
material mIsstal￿ent resulting from traL￿18 hlgher than for on8 r85ullng from orror. 85 fraud may Involve cdlu*on, forgory, Inlentlonal oml$$k)ns,
mlsrepresentaioro. or Ih8 gvethde of Int•m81 conlrd.
. Oblaln an understandlng of Inlemal control relevant to the audll In order lo de$lgn audll procodure6 ihal are appropdale In th• droJm8tsnw, but not
fer the purpose ofexpr85￿ng an oplnlon on the effedveness of th& inlwnal ojnlrol.
. Ev8lua18 Ih8 appropfiaien•s8 ofaccounury polldtt uBed aThl the rea80￿bIen888 ola￿un￿ng a8￿M8te$ mlal&a dlsdo$ures m8d• by the
trusle8s.
. Conclude on the appropriateness of the Iruslee$' use of th8 golng rnncem basls of ac¢ounJng and. based on the a￿aIt evldence obtained, whelh8r
mat8rial uncertainty exlsls relalod 10 events or eondilions that may cast 8lgnlficani doubt on the charlty's abllSty to fxjnlinue as a golrG ¢on¢ern. llwe
)n¢1￿je that a rnalerSal uncertainty exlsts. we are requlred to draw attenllon In our 8udltor's report lo the related di$d05ur8s In the finanual 5talemenls
or, If Such disd05ures ara Inadequate. to modlfy our opinlon. Our corKlulon$ are based on th8 audll 0￿dence obtsined up to the dale ofour audllorfs
r8POrt. Howavw, ftjlure avents or condltlons may c8us8 the charity to cease to contlnue as a wlng ￿¢8m.
Evaluala the ovérall pres￿latIon, Struc￿re and o)nt8nl of th? finan￿al stat8menl$. Indudlng the dlsdosurès, aThJ ¥th6lher the finandal 5tat8ment8
repffjsant Ihe underlying transactions and events In a manner that achiev$5 fair pr8sentaVon.
We communk8t8 ￿th tho$e Charg￿ vAlh Gowemance r8gardSng, amow other mattws, the plann8d so)pe and lrnlng of Ihe audll and slgnlfiGgnt 8￿Y1t
findiws. indudlng any slgnlfie4nl defidendes In Inlomal o￿tr￿ Ihat we Id8nllfy durfng ouraudil
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Independent Audttorfs Report l¢ontlnuedl
to the Members of
Swlndon Town FC Communlty Foundatlon
Other Informatlon
The Olher inlomiation compri5e5 the infornia￿On Indudèj in the annual report, other than the finanaal staternents and our audltorfs report Ihereon. The
truste& ar& responsible forthe ott)er Infomiallon contained vithin the annual report. Our opinlon on the finandal statements doe5 not wver the other
Informaiion and. except lo the extènt othemise expliLyly slated in our report, do not express any fonn of assuranc8 condusion Iherwn. In
connection with our a￿lt of the financial slatemenls. our reswnsiblllty Is to read tho other informatlon and, in dolng so. wn5ider whelherthe 0lh8r
Inforrnalion is maierfally Inconsislenl N*ilh the financial statements or our k￿￿edge obtsined in tt)e audll or olheTr*ise appea￿ 10 bè materfally
Tnisslated. If we Iden*fy such Tnalerial in¢onsisiend8s or apparent material mis5talements. we a￿ requlred lo delerrnine vthelher Ihls glves rtS8 to a
matèrial mlsslalemenl in the finan¢lal statem8nls Ih8m8elves. If. based on the wé have perfomed. we ￿ndUde that Ihore IS 8 material
misstatement ol Ihis other inforrnabon, we are requir8d to report that fact.
We have nolhlng to report in this regard.
Oplnlons on other Mattors Pr•*¢rtb•d by the Compan1￿ Act 2006
In our oplnlon, based on tha worf< undortaken In th8 ￿urse of the aL¥JIt..
the Infomallon given In th& Trust8￿, R8POrt. whlch Indudes the Dir¢¢to¢$ Report prepared for the purposes of company18w. for the finandal
y8arforwhlth the flnandal slaternents are prepafyd 1$ c4nsl$tsnt ￿th Ih8 finandal 51ateTnonts', and
the Dlrectorfs Report Induded vAthln th8 TfU51e8s' Report have boen prepared In ac￿rdanCe ￿th ￿p￿1¢able legal requlrern￿ts.
Matiori on V4Th1¢h We Aro R8qulr8d to Rèport by Ex¢optlon
In the light of th& knO￿edge and understanding of th& charitabl& company and11$ envlronmenl ob¢8lnod In thè e4urs8 of the audlt, wa have [￿t Idan￿￿ed
materbal rn155talOm8nts In the Dif￿r8 Report inc4￿ed wllhln the Truste85' Report.
Wo have mthlw lo report In regpecl of tha follo%￿n9 matters In rdattw lo vthlch Ihe C¢mpanles Act 2006 rwulr85 ￿ to rekX)rt lo you If, Ir5 our oplnlen..
adrfuale a¢counllThJ recerd$ havo rnl been kept or retums adequat• for our audit have rnt been recdved Irom branche8 not vlsiiod by w,. or
th? finandal Statements ar8 not In agreamenl Ihe accounllng record5 r8lums', or
¢8rtaln dlsclosures of Iru$tee$' r￿nuneratIon spedfied by law are ￿1 made.. or
we hav8 not r8C8lved all the Informallon and ex￿ana￿on5 we requlro for our 8udS1,' or
the trwioes were not ￿tIlled ￿ prepare the financlal stat￿0n1S in a¢¢ordan¢e h￿th Ih8 Small companle8 reglmfj and lake advantage ol ihe
small comp8nleB' 8X8rnpllons in prepar1￿ Ihe frust8es' Report and Irom the requlromenl to prepare a Slrateglc Report.
Ro•ponslbllbtlo1 ol Tru•tM•
As explalned more fully In the Truste￿, R85ponsibllllles Statement set out on pago 2 15, Ihe truste8s l%tho are also dlrectors of th8 ch8rftabl
company the purpos8s of company lawl aro re$winslbl8 for tha preparallon of tho finanel81 stat￿entS ar￿ for belng s8118fl8d that they glve a Irug
Ind falr vlew, and for SLKh Inlemal ¢onlro188 the truste89 dtllmlne h nece8Bary to enable th8 pMpar8llon of finand818t8i•ments th818re free frcm
malodal mI8Stal￿enl. whether due lo fraud or error.
In praparlng nnandal $ts18m8nts. Ihè INsi••$ are responslble for 88S85slng th• tharttgble company'5 ablllty to tt)nlnue 88 a golTra ￿tam,
dl8d0s1￿, as appllcable, matters related lo going eon¢em and uslng the golng ￿taM ￿$1$ ofacfxjun￿ng unltts tho trustees dlhor Inl8Tra to Ilquldale
Ihe eharlty or lo cease opeollons, or have no realistic alternative bul lo do 80.
Audltorf$ Rosponolblllll•• for tho Audlt ol the Flnancl•l Stat•m•nl•
Our obj8cllv8s are to obtain reasonable assurance about vthelher Ihe financial $talemenis as a whole are Iroe from rnalertal mlsslatemenl, whether du•
to fraud or error. and to Issue an audllorfs report that inclLKla$ our oplnlon. Reasonabl? assurance 1$ a hioh leve1 of a55urance, but 1$ not a guarant88
that an audlt conduued In ac￿rdanCe %*ith ISAS IUKI *lll alway$ d8lect a mal8dal m155tatemenl wh8n11 ex18ts. M1551atemenl$ can arfse frcm fraud or
error and are Conside￿ malerfal ￿. Individually or in the aggregate. Ihey coukl reasonably be expecl8d to Inftuence the economlc dedslons of users
lakon on the bas1$ of th8s8 finandal siaiwnents.
The extent to our procadures are capab18 old8t￿llng Irr8gulartl•s. Indudlno fraud 1$ detalled bdow.
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Independenl Auditorfs Report Icontlnuedl
to the Members of
SvAndon Town FC Cornrnunity Foundatlon
Us• or Our Report
Thi$ rel￿ 15 made solely to the charitsble company¥ m8mbers, as a b￿y. in accordance %sith Chapter 3 of Part 16 of the Companies Ad 2006. Our
audit work has been undertaken so that we mlght stste to the charitable CLKnpany'5 members those matter5 that w8 ar8 r8qulred lo state to them in an
8uditorfs r8POrt and for no other puwose. To the lulle51 extent permitt8d by Lqw, w8 tlo not ac£ept or assume responsibS1ity lo anyone other than th8
¢harilabl8 ￿MpanY and the ¢haritable compan15 mernbers as a body, forour audll for this report. or for the opinions we have formed.
NlcDla$ Michael FCA Isenior Statutory Audilorl IS8nlor Stalutrjry Audllorl
for and on behalf of Chartton B&ker (Brfsloll Llmlled , Ststul¢)ry AL￿ltor
31108r2026
Charfton Bak8r (Brlstoll Umltsd
61 M8crae Road
Harn Gre
Bdstol
BS20 ODD
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s￿hd￿n Town FC Communlty Foundatlon
Statement of Flnanclal Actlvltles Ilncludlng Income and Expendlturo Account)
For The Yoar Endod 31 OeGembpr 2025
2025
2024
Unro8trlctod
nds
R•siri¢tsd
lund8
Total funds
Ttstsi lunds
Nots8
INCOME AND ENDOWWÉNTS FROM..
Donations legacxes
Charitable aGtivilles
Other Irdding acb'vlles
Inv8sbn8nts
Olhar
244.985
770.274
98.791
3S.511
50,774
235,523
295.759
1,005.797
98.791
35.511
231,237
1,029,985
96.395
38,523
1,197
1,149,581
286.297
1,435,858
1,397.317
EXPENDITURE ON..
Chariiable a¢llvlll8S
10
1797,4231
1383.8841
11,181,287) 11,210.9181
NET INCOME
352,138
197,5871
254.571
186.401
NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
352.138
197,5671
254.571
188,401
RE¢ONCILIATION OF FUND8:
Total funds brought lornyard
2,803,022
1,732,588
4,535.610
4,349,209
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
3,155,180
1,635.021
4,790,181
4.535.810
The Stslement of Flnanryal Ac￿vitieS I￿Ud¢S 811 galns and losses rgcogn15&Y In Ihè yoar.
All Inc￿￿0 and expendllura derbve frcm eonlnulng adlvllles.
The notes on pag￿ 24 10 34 lo￿ part of Ihese flnandal $tstgmgnts.
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swndon Tts￿ FC Communlty Foundation
Comparative Statement of Financial Actlvfjtles Ilncluding Incom8 and Expenditure Accountl
For The Year End¢d 31 December 2025
2024
Unr8Strlcte
funds
Restrfctod
funds
Total ￿n￿$
Notss
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM..
Donations and legades
Chanlable actlvllles
0th8r tradlng
Inv8Stm8nts
Other
93.930
844.963
96.305
38.523
1.197
137.307
185.002
231,237
1.029,965
96,395
38,523
1,197
1,075,008
322.309
1,397.317
EXPENDITURE ON:
Charftsbl& actlvllles
1858,5871
1352.3201
11.210.916)
NET INCOME
218,421
130.0201
110,5841
186,401
Transfers betsvgen funds
10,584
NET MOVEMENT IN FUNOS
227,005
140,6041
188.401
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS:
Total funds brought forwar
2.576.017
1,773.192
4,349,209
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
2.803.022
1,732,588
4,535,610
Thè notes en pag8¥ 24 ¢9 34 lomi part of th•#• finandal Sts1￿ents.
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Swlndon T¢>vm FC Communlty FoundatSon
Balance Sh88t
As At 31 Docember 2025
2025
2024
Unr•$trlctsd
funds
Restrict•d
funds
Total fvnd8
Total funds
Not
FIXED Assgrs
Tangible Assets
10
3.573,797
3.573,797
3.470,234
3.573,797
3,573,797
3,470,234
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Cash al bank and In hand
17
145,474
1.158.009
27,SOD
172,974
1.158.009
129.625
1,025.557
1,303.483
27.500
1,330.083
1114.5991
1.155.182
Credltort.. Amount• Folllng Du• Wllhln On• Ywr
1100.5711
63,972
189,8061
NET CURRENT ASSETS IUA81LITIESI
1,122.912
93,472
1.210.384
1,065,371
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES
4.896.709
93,472
4.790,181
4.535.810
NET Ag$ETS
4,698,709
93,472
4,790,181
4,535,610
FUNDS OF THÉ CHARITY
Resldcted Funds
unr￿t￿tted Fund8
1,835,021
3,155,160
1.732,588
2.803,022
TOTAL FUNDS
4,790,181
4,535,61Q
Those aco)unl$ have been prepared In al￿r<on￿ w4th the provlslms appllcawe lo o)mpanles subjèct to the 8m811 ¢L¥npanles reglm•.
On bahalf ofthe board
Mrs K Fraser
Tw$l8e
3110812028
The notes on pages 24 10 34 forni part ol thes• flfianclal Stat￿ents.
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Swndon Town FC CommunSty F•undalion
Statement of Cash Flows
ForThe Ylar Ended 31 December 2025
2025
2024
Nots8
a$h flovts from operatlng actlvltles
Net ¢ash generated frorn operation5
411,056
285,709
N8t cash g8n8raled from operaYng acuv￿eS
411.056
285,709
Cash flows from Investlng actlvltl•$
Purchas8 of langlble ass8ts
Proceeds fmm dSspo8al of tr￿Ible a6SOt8
Interest r￿￿1￿8￿
1314.1151
12LXJ,1491
10.000
38,523
35.511
Net ¢45h used in InveS￿ng
1278,8041
1151.6261
Increase In cash and &88h oqulvalents
Cash and c45h 8qulva18nts al beglnnlno ofye8r
132.452
1.025.557
134,083
891,474
Cash and cash 4ulval8nts al on¢ of year
1.158,009
1.025.557
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S￿ndOn Town FC Communlty Foundatlon
Notè8 to the Stat8m8nt of Cash Flow5
For Th8 Yoar Ended 31 Oecgrnber 2025
1. Reconclllatlon of Incorne tts ¢ash gènerated from op8ratlon8
2025
2024
Net Income
Adjuslm8nt8 for..
1nierest Incom8
Depr8clalth of tangible asse15
Gain on dlsposal offlxed assets
Movements in worklno ca￿tal..
Increase in trado and olh8r debtors
Inuaase in trade and Olher credllors
254.571
186,401
135,511 1
210.552
138,5231
191.761
143,3491
24,793
144.7381
17,9951
Net cash oenerated frorn operalons
411,058
285,709
2. Cah and ¢••h 8qulvalant8
Cash and rAsh equlvalen15. 85 518ted In the Statement of ¢a8h Flow8. rdat85 to the fdlcvllng Items In the Bal8n¢¢ Sh88t'.
2025
2024
Cash al bank 8n(J In hand
1.158.009
1,025,557
3. An•1￿1• of chanw• In n•t lund•
A6at31
Doc8m￿r
J•nuary 2026
Cash flow•
2025
C8$h 81 b8nk and In ￿rtd
1,025,557
132,452
1.158.009
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$I￿ndOn T¢)Ym FC Communlty Founflallon
Nol•s lo the Financial 51atemonlg
For Th¢ Year Ended 31 December 2025
1. Gen8ral Infomiatlon
Swndon Town FC Community Foundation Ss a (tmpany 1irnil￿j by guardnte8, Irwrporated in England & Wales, WISter￿ number 06366200 and
registered charity number 1121820. The registered office is FouThJalion Park, County Gruund Lane. s￿ndon. Wlllshire. SNI 2FD.
2. Stat8ment of Compllan
The finandal statements hav8 be8n prèpar￿ in a(wrdance N*ilh the CharfU8s SORP IFRS 1021"AccounUng and R¢wing by Charities.. St8t8m8nl of
Recommended Practic8 appllcabl8 lo thartlles pr8parfng Ihoir accoLmls In accordanc8 wlh the Finandal Reporllng Standard applicable in the UK and
Republlc of Ir8land IFRS 1021 leffectNe 1 January 20191.. Flnandal Repoiting Standard 102 Yh8 Flnanc4al Reporung SlaThYard 8ppll¢ablo in Ihe UK
and Republic of Irdand" and the Companie5 Act 2006.
3. Accountlng Pollcl88
3.1. 8a81s of Proparatlon of Flnan¢l•l gtatornents
The financial stalemenis have been prepa￿ on the historfcal COBt basls, as modlfiod by th8 revalualon of certaln fina￿￿1 8858ts and Ilablllll8s
and investm8nl properti8s maa$ured at fair value IhroL4h inccrfna or expondllur•.
The flnandal slalem8nts are pr8pared in $lerflng, whlGh is Ihe fijnctlonal fAJrrentry of the enlty.
The Gharttable company Is 8 Publ￿ Benefit Envty a$ tlefin￿ by FRS 102.
3.2. t3oln# Concern 01scIo8UfO
Thero are no material uncertalnll8B 8boul Ihe charftys ablllty to conlnue. The Tnjstees have revl8W8d th8 budget and cash fiow for the next 12
month$ and ¢onslder that the FoU￿allOn ramall￿ able to malntaln the oJrr8nl lev81$ of a¢llvlty and dl8charge Its IlablllUe$ In Ihe nomial murse
ol buslness Ihroughoul th15 peritsj.
3.3. 81gnlflcgntludgem8nt8 and ••Vm•tlon•
The prgparallon of the flnandal sla18m8nts raqulros management to mak6 ILk1gements, 0511mal85 and 8ssimpllon$ that aff￿t Ihe am¢Jun15
report8d. Th￿ O$llmaie$ and judgements are cxjnllnually revlewed and are based en experfonc• aThJ other factors, 5ncI￿1n9 expectallons of
futur9 events that are bell8vwJ to be reasonable under the drcumstancts. Therg ar9 no slgnlfic4nl judgements or e$llmates to Con￿der.
3.4. Fund A¢¢ountln9
Unr8$ldde¢ funds a￿ avallablt for UB8 Bt dl8¢yelon ol the tr￿tts$ to furthw any olthe purpo898.
Delgnoled lund6 are unrtsslrfcted fvnd5 sa￿8￿¢d by the trust••s for parllojlar fulwe project or e4rnmltsnenL
R*strfcl¢d fund8 are &utJl•ctod tts reBffidon¥ on Ihelr expendSlure d•clared by the donor or through tha t8rn6 of an appeal. lall Into on• ol
8uMa$$es.' res￿¢t￿j Ine4)mè fvnd5 or 8ndo¥4Thent lund8.
3.5. Incomlng R08011rc••
All income Is Induded In the Stat￿)8n1 of flnand81 acllvlllg9 when enlll6m#nt has paJ8ed lo the ehadty. 11 15 prob8bl8 th81 the KA)nomlc
benefits 8gsodal8d the Iransadon ￿￿11 flow to tha tha￿ty 8nd th& amount can be rdlably mea$ur•d. The [d￿ng $p•Yfl¢ pol￿e$ ar•
ap￿le￿ lo parUoJlar CBl8gorf8$ ol Infxjme..
In¢x)mè from donats.0r￿ or gr8n¢s Is recognl8ed when Ihgrg18 evlden¢* of an￿￿emen1 lo Ihe gfft, recdpt 1$ probaNe and It5 amounl
e4n bè measured rellatyy.
Incom• from government grant8. %5fi8lher'¢apital' grants or'r8venue' gr8nts Is reL>Jgnls8d when the d)arfty ha$ onlldemenl to the
fiJnd8, any perfomian¢e CondI￿onS attathth11o Ihe grants have been mo1,1118 probable Ihal the Inc(¥n*￿Il be re¢dved gnd th8
amount Can be moasured rellably and Ss not deferred.
legaty Incom815 reo)gnl$&J wtten recelpt Is prcbatrAe aThJ enluemenl ks •stab115hed.
Sncome trom donated 9Jod5 Is measured at the fair value of the goo¢$ unl055 this Is Impra¢lical lo measure reliably. In whSth case th
valu015 d￿ved from lh8 Cost to the donor or the 8sUmal&J resale value. Donated la￿1[￿@$ and se￿ceS are re￿gnIsed In Iho
ac4x)unts r8c8fv&J If Ihe value can ba reliably m8a8ured. No amounts are InduO8d lor the ¢ontrfbulon of gemral vdunteer8.
In￿me from ￿ntraCt5 for the 8upVy of $ervlc85 15 recognlsed vAlh the ddivory ofthe contracted sethctr. Thls Is dasslflad as
unreslri¢led funds unl855 there 1$ a ¢onlra¢lual requirernent for Itto be spont on 8 parllcular purpose arKI relum&a If 88NIc8
rffjuirwnents are not mat. In &qse11 may be regarded as reslrf¢t&1.
Inl8r881 en funds heK1 on deposlt Is Induded when weivable a￿j the amount be measur&1 r811ably by the thahty,. Ihls Is nornal
upon modlfiG8tton of the interest pa￿ or payable by the bank.
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s￿nd￿n Tovm FC Commvnlty Foundallon
Note$ to the Flnanclal Statement5 Icontinuedl
For Yaar Ended 31 Docembor 2025
3.1. Resources Exp8nd8d
Expenditure Is recognised on an ac¢ruals basls as a liabllity Is incurred. Expe[￿l￿re indudes any VAT %*fiith camol be ful￿ re£x)vw8d, aThJ Is
dassilied under headings of the stat8m8nt of finanaal acbvities to %thiGh it rdaies..
. 8XPonditure on iaisiw funds indth1es the costs of fuThJrai5iry aCti￿tieS, events, non-charttable IradirYJ ad￿les, and lh8 sale of donated
goods.
expendllure on ¢harllabl8 activities indL¥Jes all iJ)sts incurred by a fthadty Sn undertaking activities that furlh8r Its charitable aims for the b8n8hl
of ils benefitsades, Indudlng this8 SUPPOrt Costs and cL)$ts relayng to Iho govomanca of the tharity apwrtloned lo tharftable aLlivities.
. other expe￿IlUre Indudas all 8xp8nditure that Is nehhor rektsd to ralslw funds for th8 charity nor part of Its expenditur8 on charitable
activities.
l LX)Sts ar& allorated lo expenditure categorie$ rell￿n0 the use of the resource. Direct ¢￿sts att￿b￿lable lo a single aclfvty are allocA
dlre¢Uy lo that aclvlty. Shared G0515 are apwrt1On￿ b8twe8n ihe acuvllles they contribut¥ ¢0 ¢n a r688onable. lustsfiaNe and consislont b8818.
3.7. Tanglble Flx•d A••otJ and Dopr8cl8tlon
Tangible fixed assets are measur&Y al cosl1855 4￿mulated depredalon 8n(J any acuJrnul8ted Imp8lmienl thses. Depr8daiion 1$ pro¥￿ed al
rates ca￿Ulated lo wrft8 off the wsl of the fixed ossels, less thelr esUmal&1 r881dual value. ovar thelr expected u5efiJl IIv85 on tha foll￿
ba$es'.
Leasehold
Molor Vehl¢los
Flxtures & FItUno$
over tho terrn of the lease to 2044
25Yo r8duclrs ba1anc8
25% redudng balance
Imp•lmi•nt ol Flxed A•8ot0'.
A revlew for Indlr2lor8 of Impairment 1$ cgthed out al each reportlng date, ￿th the Tacoverable amount balrs esJmgted vthere wh8re Suth
Indl¢ators exlsl. When the carrylng value exceeds the recovgrable amount. tha asset Is Impalre(J 8¢xordlngly. Prfor Impalmienls are 8150
rovlewed for posslble r8ver5als gt oaeh reportlno date.
For the pu￿05￿ 01 Impalment le$11￿, %%fien It Is not ￿SSible10 6slmale the recoverable amount af an Indlvldu818888t, an esllmaltr Is made
Qf the reoJverabl& amount of the ￿$h￿ener8Ing unlt lo %sfil¢h tho asset belong$. A cash*8nerallng unll Is the $mall8sI klenlflable group of
888818 whlch g•nemle c8$h Inflo￿ that are largely Indep8nd8nl of tho cash Inngw8 from other a$s•ts or oroup8 of 858ets.
3.8. Loa¥lThg •nd Hlr• Purchalo Contracts
Lease paymonts are recognS88d as an expen$0 ev•r the lease lerm on ¥ 8lrnlght-Iln8 bas18. The aggregate b8nefil ol lèasè IncenUve61
rKogn188d as a reduthon lo eKPW88 over the188se torn1, on 8 8tM*h141ne b¥818.
3.9. Cash and Ca•h Equlv•l•n¢•
Cash at bank and cash In hand Indude5 Cash and shortlom hlghly In￿stMent8 I￿1h a Short maturfty of Ihre8 months or le$8 frryn
dale of 4e4ulsllon or openlng cf the deposit or simllar account.
3.10. Flnan¢l•l Initrnmonts
A flnancla1 asset or a flnandal Ilablllty Is rwnlsod only vthen Ih8 8nNty becomés a paty to the rxJntractu81 pro￿$1¢n$ of the In8tnJment.
Ba5IG finandal Instrumen15 are ln11￿llY recoonlsed al the amount r8cgvable or payable Includlng any rdaled transactlon o)sl$, unless th8
8ffangemenl constitutes a finan￿n9 Iransathon, *fiere11 Is recognL48d al the presanl valu& of the future payments dlscounled at a rn8th81 ral$
ol Intore81 for a slmllar debl In51Nrnont.
Current assets and curnnt liabllitie$ are $ub$gqU8nly m88surod at the eosh or other ￿nsIder81k)n •xpocted to be pald or recdvtd and not
dIsC￿Unt•j.
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Not•s to the Financial Statements l¢ontinu8dl
For The Year Ended 310ocemb8r 2025
3.11. Penslons
Conknbubons to defined ￿ntributiOn plans are ￿¢A)gnISed as an 8xpen$& In tho period in vthith the rdate(15ervice is provided. PrepaK1
eonlribution5 ar8 r8wni$ed as an asset to the exlenl that the prepayment%*ill lead lo a r￿uction in future payments or a (ash refvnd.
When ¢ontrbulons a￿ not expected to b8 $8tNed wholly wlthin 12 months of Ih8 ol tho ￿pOrting da19 In whlth th& employees rend8r the
relat￿ se￿￿, the liability 15 measured on a dlscA)unted present value basls. The of Ihe dlswunl Is ￿cognised as an expense In
p8rSod In whlch it adse5.
3.12. Debtors
Trade and other dabtors ar8 r￿gnISed at the settl￿ent amount duB after any trade dlscount offered. Prepayments are valued 8t the amount
prepaid n81 of any trade discounts due.
3.13. Cradltor• •nd Provlslons
Credltors and provlslons are recognls8d wher8 the ¢harfty has a present obllgallon resulliry from a past event that vill probably result In the
transfer offunds to a third party and the amount due lo settle th8 obligation ran be moasured or 8sUmated rellably, Creditors and provislon8 ar8
rmally re￿oni80d at Ihthr 58111￿ent amount after althlng for any tr8d8 dI8￿Unts dw.
4. Income from DonatSon• and L•ga¢l••
2025
Total
funds
Unr08trl¢t•d
fund•
R••trlGt•d
funds
Don8lon5 and
Membw sub8rylpllons and $k¥Jnsorshlps
Gr8nt6
118.974
49,944
166,918
128,011
830
128,841
244,985
50.774
295,759
2024
Total
lund•
Unr••lrfd•d
fund*
Ro¥trlct•d
lund•
Donatlons and 9fft8
Membor sub8crfpllon8 and 8porwr8hlp8
Grants
19,757
9.830
64.343
48,574
68,331
9.830
153,076
88,733
93,930
137,307
231,237
S. In¢om• from Charftsbl• A¢tlvttl••
2025
Unr••trlct•d
lund8 e
135,447
126,539
74,065
21,259
84,11XI
161.521
83.591
26.726
11,6751
6,325
R••trlct•d
fvnd• £
TO1￿ funds É
Football Et1ucalon Progr8mme
Hollday courses
After scfK)ol dubs
Satur¢ay Team Cjub
In scho￿ Coachlng
Soccer centres
Tourn8m8nts
Tiny tots. mlnl 80ccer and parues
Disabllity Football
Extra Tlme
135,447
128,539
74,065
21,259
91,100
101,521
83.591
26.726
11,6751
6.325
..CONTINUEO
7,000
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Swlndon Town FC Communlty Foundatlon
Not¢$ tts thè Flnanclal Statements Icontinuedl
For The Year End8d 31 D8c8mber 2025
Glrf$ Development
Other In￿me
PL Fans Fund
Football Fans in Training
PL- Kicks
PL- Prlmary Stars
52.376
31,095
83.471
12.500
73,220
67,500
44,208
12,500
73.220
e7,500
44.208
770,274
235,523
1.005,797
2024
Unre$trl¢tgd
fvnd$ £
132.086
130.958
92,823
24,577
84,501
1ee,998
99,748
23.219
23.587
7,4eo
55,280
3,750
Re8tflctod
fund• £
Tot•1 lund8É
Feotball Edu￿1￿n Programme
Holiday courses
After school dub5
Saturday Team Club
In School Coachlng
Sower Cenlres
Toumam8nls
Tlny lots. mlnl soccer and blrthd8y parfe$
Dl8ablllly Foolba4
Extra Tlme
Glrts D8velopment
Olher income
PL Fans Fund
Football Fans In Tr8Snlng
PL- Klths
PL- Primary Sl8r8
132,oe6
130,956
92,823
24,577
84,501
16e,998
1W,000
23.219
23,587
252
32,200
87,4eo
3,750
37,50D
45.050
35.000
35.000
37,$00
45,050
35,000
35.OOQ
844.903
185.002
1,029,905
8. In¢om• from OthorTradlng A¢¢ivltl••
2025
2024
Unr••trlct•d fundi Unr••trl¢tod fund
FouNJallon Park booklngs
Foundation Path cafe fentsl
Svlndon Harriers
Olher IncL¥n8
81,220
10.400
84.454
10.eOO
1.100
241
7.171
98,791
e6,395
7. Inv••tm•nt In¢omo
2025
2024
Unrostrlctod Unr•*irt¢t•d
funds
funds
Bank Iniorest r￿A￿Vable
35,511
38,523
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s%￿ndOn Tovm FC Communlty Foundation
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements Icontinuedl
For Tho Year Ended 31 December 2025
8. Oih8r Income
2025
2024
Unr¥$trl¢i¢d funds Unrestrlcted fund8
Galn on dl$posal of tanolNe fixed assets h￿￿ fr)r u88
1,197
9. No¢ In¢¢m•l(Exp•ndllur•l
Th8 nel Inctsne 1$ stat￿ after chartyngllcredllngl..
2025
2024
Bad debts
08pr8dallon oltanglNe ass¢ls- 0￿ed
GaSWLos$ on dlsptssal of tarslble fixed 8588ts
14081
191.761
11,1971
210.552
10. Analyo1• of Exp•ndltur•
2025
Actlvltl88
undertaken
dlr•ctly
8upport ¢o•t•
16eo note 111
Total
Fourk1aUon advlJe8
863,596
317.891
1.181.287
2024
A¢¢ivltl•¥
und•rtak•n
dlr•¢tly
Support cost•
Is•e nDle 111
Total
Foundalbn
925.849
285,067
1,210,916
Unr881drA*1 Rest￿01ed
Fund$
Funds
Total Fund•
2025
Unreslrfctod
Fun(Js
Fl•8lrfcled
Funds
Totsl Funds
2024
Salarfe& and wag
306.625
299,854
808,479
371,915
256,587
628,482
Coaches aNJ rlfvreets
2.021
2,021
2,387
2,387
CR8 ch8¢k$
1,S09
2.351
2,351
Staff tralnl
3,295
1,498
1,498
Travdll
1eo,1$5
100.155
121,023
10.592
131.815
Coad) hlre
8,945
8,945
8,75S
e,755
Klt8n(1 gqulpment
39,662
39,862
41,182
41,182
P￿18$ goody bags
10,180
10.180
15.987
15,907
Calertng aThJ hospltallty
6,479
6,479
6,957
6.957
STFC fadllles, IKkets and programm85
13,W7
13,007
19.898
19.898
Vtnua Hlre
9.378
9,378
1,160
6.825
Extra Imo
..CONTINUED
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SI￿ndOn Town FC Communlty Foundaiion
Notes to the Financial StatÈmÈnts Icontlnuedl
For Thg Ygor 31 Dècembar 2025
Foottall 8ducatKn programme 20,280
20.280
1,703
1,703
Refunds
511
511
589
589
fwtt)all
273
273
12,000
12,000
Football fans In tr￿nIng
180
Foundation park wsts
40,777
40.777
46.974
46.974
Support Costs
233,681
84,010
317.691
201.058
84,010
285.068
707,423
383,684
1,181.287
858587
352,329
1,210,918
11. support Costs
Unreslrfct¥J
Funds
R6strfcled
FUNJS
Total Fund•
2025
Unrg$ldct8d
Fund5
Roslrfthd
Fund$
Tot•1 Funds
2024
Post and Sta￿on￿ry
1.915
1,915
1,274
1,274
Pdnll
4,808
5,039
S,039
Compular and W8bslt• Costs
2,088
2.088
1,089
1,089
Wator, Ilghl and heat
20.387
20,387
28,889
28.889
T8laphone
2.e55
2,855
3,749
3,749
RepaSr8 and m8lntsnanc8
6.703
6,703
1,738
1,738
Motor Exponses
7,936
7.936
Vehlde Lea61ng
876
676
Payroll Costs
563
Moolng Confereru$
318
318
Sub8c¥lplkns
9,854
9.854
6,7
8,706
Bank aThJ merchants tharges
1S.477
15,477
18,821
18,821
DeprecIa￿On and 1088 and
dlswsals
128.542
84,010
210,$52
107,751
84.010
191,761
Bad debts
80
80
14081
14081
ChJdtabl¥ donations
14.352
14,352
Sundry expenses
8,589
6.589
Advert151
52
52
211,092
84,010
295,702
201,057
84,010
266,199
Governance Coit8:
CONT'D
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Swlndon Town FC Communlty Foundatlon
Notes to the Flnanclal Ststamonts Icontinuedl
ForTh8 Year Ended 31 Decemi*r 2025
Insurance
8.173
8,173
5.574
5,574
ALQil
6,720
6.720
5,700
5.700
Ae¢ountsrty
7.098
7,594
7,594
233,881
84.010
317,091
201.057
84,010
285,067
12. Audltorf8 R8munorat5on
Remunerallon received by th& chadtsble wmpanvs a￿JItorS and Ihdr a8s0clates the year was as follow?..
2025
2024
Audlt $owvIc80
Audit of the ￿mPany￿ flnanclal stslement8
6.720
5.700
Olher S•rvlco
Other ￿n-audIt $8rvlc88
7.594
13. Stsff Costs
Staff wsts were a5 follo￿..
2026
2024
WAgès and 5aLqd8$
Other penS￿n costs
592,418
14.061
611.525
18,9S7
606,479
628,482
Th• nurnberof employ898 %those emtyoyets benefits l•xdudlrs emF4oygr pe￿on costs) lor th• r•porUThJ perto¢ ex¢eeded £60.000 was,,
2025
2024
£60.000 to £69,9
£11JO,OCQ to £109,999
14. Av•rago Number of Employ•••
Average number of ￿plOyeeS ¢￿t)0 the yoar wai.. 5012024.. 421
15. Tran8lef& Betr￿On Fund•
The transfers bewn represent the dleehar9lw of r85lrfctlon8 on Iha pur(*ase offlxed 8SU•ts the bulldlThJ of 8 provlslon for th• r•nèwal ol as88ts
Pagejl

Swlndon FC Communlty Foundatlon
Notes to the Financial Statements Icontinuedl
For The Year Ended 31 December 2025
18. Tanglble A558t5
Land &
Prtsporty
EqulpmenL
xtues &
flttlngs
MotorVehl¢l••
Total
Cost
As al 1 January 2025
Additions
4.053.030
305.256
29,891
8,859
117,524
4.200.445
314.115
AS at 31 Dec￿ber 2025
4,358,286
38.750
117.524
4.514.580
D8proclztlon
AS at 1 January 2025
Pro￿￿ed durfng tha perSod
677.636
186.852
19,89)
2,498
32.685
21,204
730,211
210,552
AS al 31 Decèmber 2025
864.488
22,388
53,889
940.763
Nat Book Valu•
A$ at 3108ceTnb8r 2025
3.493.798
16.3e4
63,835
3,373,797
As at 1 January 2025
Th8 Foolb811 Foundalk)n has b¥0 legal charg85 ov•r assets In the evonl of a 8al8. The first tharge of £2,194,754 wtll May 2039 and second chargo
01 £250.000 unll May 2043.
3.375.394
10,001
84.839
3,470,234
IT. Debtort
2025
2024
Duo wlthln on• y•ar
Trade debtors
Olh¢r d8btor5
31,579
141,395
37,805
91,820
172.974
129.e25
18. Credltor•: Amounts Falllnq Du• V￿thIn Ono Yg•r
2026
2024
rr8d8 cradllors
Other ¢redltors
Taxation and soclal securfly
Acfxuals aThJ deferred In¢4m&
1371
2.118
S.027
107.491
2.777
2.740
5,012
79.277
114,$99
89,808
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Swindon Town FC Community Foundatlon
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements Icontinuedl
For The Year Ended 31 De¢ember 2025
19. O¢f•rr¢d In¢om¢
Deferred Ino)me movements In the year were as follows..
2025
2024
Baianca al lh8 Start of the pedod
Income d8lerred Sn lh8 current perfod
Amounts released In income from pr8vlous perfods
71,477
96,604
171,4771
45,525
71.477
145,5251
alanc* at the ofthe period
96.804
71,477
Deferred Inwme roWes￿Ing course and oMthlng fee5 r￿e1Ved prlor lo Ihe year bul r8Lqlng lo a￿¥1￿05 laklng place aftr the y￿r end are as
f¢llows'.
2025
2024
Foolball Fans Sn Tralnlno
7.500
7.500
Gothla Cup
12,099
10.170
Barcdona C
31.309
29.210
Dana Cup
4,820
Blackpwl Cup
4.950
S￿￿01$ Coachlng
17,000
23,760
Foundalk)n P8rk
17,489
Oth
1,837
837
98,604
71.477
20. Oth•r Commltm•nii
The lolal of future mlnlmum lttaso payment8 under noTrcancdl8ble oparallng lea$e8 are 8& follo￿n9'.
2025
2024
Not latsr than one year
Later than one y•ar nol18t•r than fvè ￿#r8
1,548
3,096
1,548
3.096
21. P•nslon Commltm•nts
The ch8rt12ble ￿MpanY operates a defined conlrfbutbon pen&on $chèm8. The a58ets of thg scheme are h*d war8tdy Irom tho58 of the charftab18
tompany In an Independently admlnlslered fund.
Durfng the year the charge to the statement of finar￿A19th¥1￿8s In rasped of defined ￿ntribUtk)n s¢h8Tn85 was £14.08112024.. £16,9571.
At the balarte sheet da¢e ￿nI￿0vI￿On6 of £2,11712024.. £2.7301 V￿re du8 to the fund arn1 are Induded In tredltors.
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Swindon T¢)vm FC Communlty Foundatlon
Notes ¢0 the Finantlal Statements Icontlnued
For Thè Year Ended 31 06c8mber 2025
22. Movomont In Funds
Asat31
D8c8mber
Asat1
January 2025
Incom8
Expendllur¢
Tran8for8
2025
Unr88trlcted fundi
G8neral..
G8neral unrestr￿t￿ fund
773.817
1.071,025
1694,8811
78.536
1.228.707
D8slgnated'.
Nlg81 Eaty Tralnlng Centre
Fo￿￿atIOn Parf< Iself-funded elementl
3G pllGh and pavllbn sSnklng fund
John Trollope Statue
1,256.330
522,875
250,WO
170,3321
132,5101
1,185,998
4W,365
250.OOD
78,53e
178.5361
2,029,205
78,538
1102.8421
178,5361
1.926.363
Total unr••trt¢t•d funds
2,803,022
1.149.561
1797,4231
3,155,100
R••trl¢t•d fund•
rts dev8lopm•nt
Prlm8ry Stsr5
s￿ndOn Borough Coundl. Footb811 Fans In Tralnlng
Zamtya t￿p
PFA
Promler League Kl(
FoU￿allOn Park exlamal fundlr¢
Pr8mler Leagua Fans Fund
SB¢£IF
Masonlc Fundlng Dlsabllllo$
Project Me
PL In$plre$
21,406
5,833
15,050
150
1.000
34,500
1,598,188
18,667
28,788
14.845
31.095
44,208
73,220
830
123.2251
136.6661
148.8001
29,330
13,375
39,470
11.0001
185,9581
184,0101
129,1871
128.7881
12?.9171
15.0001
113.3331
67,5fM)
16.042
1,512.179
12,$00
29,944
7,000
20,fM)O
14,972
2.000
6,687
Totsl re8trlct•d fund•
1,732,588
28e,297
1383.8641
1.835,021
Total fund•
4,535,610
1,435.858
11,181,287>
4,790,181
A•at31
D•cembor
2024
A&8t1
January 2024
Incom•
Exp•ndlturn
Tran•hr•
Unr•slrl¢tsd funds
General..
General unroslrfctsd fuTrJ
0851gnaled..
611,167
1,075,008
1705,231 1
1147,1271
773,817
..CONT1NUED
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Swindon Town F¢ Communtty Foundatlon
Not85 to the Finan¢lal Statemènts Icontinuedl
For The Year Ended 31 December 2025
NvJd Eady Trainlng C8ntre
Foundation Park Iself-fvnded element)
3G pitch and pavlllon 4nklng fund
1,214,742
550,108
200.000
le6.1231
127.2331
107,711
1.256.330
522,875
250.￿0
50,OW
1,964.850
193.3581
157,711
2.029,205
Total unr88trlct8d funds
2,576,017
1.075,008
1858,$871
10,584
2.803.022
R••trlctsd funds
Girfs development
Prirnary Star5
S￿ndOn Bor0￿h ¢oundl. Fooiball Fans In TrainlThJ
Donalons for Mlnlbus
Zambla lrip
EFL Trust infra51ruclur8 grnnl
PFA
16,e07
23.326
7.500
32.200
35.000
45,050
10,584
10.742
10.000
127.4011
152.4931
137.5001
21,468
5,833
15.050
110,5841
110,5921
110,0001
1,OLXJ
44,500
1,680,199
1,orAI
34,500
1,596,189
16,687
26,788
14.945
Premler Leaoua Klck5
Foundation Park exlemal fundlng
Premler Leaouo Fans Fund
SBC.CIF
Ma50nlc Fundlr& Dl8ablllJe6
62.500
172,5001
184,0101
120,8331
122,0001
115.0001
37,500
48.788
29,945
Total roStrlct•d lund•
1,773,192
322,309
1352.3291
110,5841
1.732.588
Total fundB
4.349.209
1,397,317
11.210.916)
4.535.610
Anal￿1¥ ol chafltablo lund•
Olrls D•v•lopment
The Comwunlly Foundallon pro￿￿8& a progr8Tnme for glrts football In SwAndtsn Its Jurroundlng ar•a. lundgd by the Premler L•Èouè Charftable FuTh1
togolher N*ilh ihe parudpants and L1onDrs. Flnandal sporwrshlp w8$ a150 recelvad from NaU0n￿de.
Frorn playlng for fun through lo the Canire of Excellance, the Trust offars glrt5 In the area th• ¢hanc8 to Improve on Ihelr foolbBII sk1115 suth 88 balance,
waren0$S, L¥X)rdlnatlon and commun1¢a￿On skllls.
The progr8mme giv88 rnany g1rf6 thelr v•ry first 8xped8rrA ol part￿pat[rO In a professlonal foDlb811 toachlng 8e88lon and In compell1￿e matcheB.
Pr•ml•r L•Jgu• Prlmqry Stars
Fundlng r8celved from Iho Premler League Charftsble fund tewards Ihe delSvery ofage approprtalo PE and Sport5 8esslons In pdmary s¢hoo15. The
Primary Stsrs prograwme uses Iha posltlve powor of professlonal fwtball dubs lo in5plr8 chlldr8n to bB acllve. knk after Ih*r wellbelng and develop
Importanl Ilf8 sklll$. Our Pdmary Stars programme alms lo $uppcrt teachers to Increase thelr knO￿￿10e and confid8nce to ddlver hlgh quality PE
lessons vthllsl provldlng ¢hlldren cpportunS1188 lo take part In Tnore school SFQrt. Resources 8r8 al80 ullll$ed to In5plre chlldren In the Class￿0M ￿¥•r1r9
key subject ar8as a6 Maths. Eng115h and PSHE.
Soclal In¢lu¥lon & Dlsablllty Footbo11
The Foundallon'5 cornmltmenl lo Its DlsaNIIty Prtyramrna r8malns h*dh on Its agenda. Worf%lng thlldren through to adults, opportunllbs are offere
to Peopl8 lo be Induded in a wlde range and vadaiion of disablllty sessions.
Programmes are offered %*ithln s￿ndOn throughout the County of Willshlro..
The Foundalon also vL)Fks d05dy Its party￿& S￿ndOn 8orough Councll, Almlng Hlgh arn1 Wltshlre County Coundl, aThJ th$ Wemb* Nallon81
Stadlum Trust.
Football Fan8 In Tralnlno
An initiat￿8 8UPPOrted by Swindon Borough Council Publlc Health Svlndon dolNeAng 12-week Co￿$$5 whlch alrn ¢0 help men And lose
elght and Ilve a h8allhl8rand generally better Ilfestyle.
Donatlon8 for tho Mlnlbus
These donations help fund the purchase and running Costs of maintaining two Community Foundation minibuse8.
EFL Trust Infrastructuro grant
Fundlng from the EFL Tru51 for ttjmputer equipment, W8bstte devdopment and CO￿Ul￿r￿ to Improve Int8mal proLY5585. tog8lher vllh support for
equipping the Foundab'on Park fadllty.
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SI￿ndOn Town FC Commufiity Foundatlon
N¢xes to th8 Flnancial Statements Icontinuedl
Fc+r Th6 Year Ended 31 D¢cemb8r 2025
Premlot Lèagu8 Fans Fund
P￿mier League Fans Fund1ooks to Strength￿ ca)nnecllons between the fwlball dub. their fans, and loc21 comrnunlty. ThL8 enabled the Foundauon to
d8llv8r wortshops lo $chwls and collapsed cxjniculum days al the County Ground stsdium aimlng lo ￿gage new fans from under￿preSented
fxjmmunities as %wJmen and 9irf$ and ehlldr8n from diverso ethnic commun11185. L￿al chlldren wthin Swindon vM8 educated on thè dubs hlstory
and key achiev&n8nts inclL¥ling the 1889 League Cup Fina1 over Arsenal.
PFA
The PFA fundlng was lo suprKrt th8 vKod Lxrvlng of a statul8 ofJohn Trollo￿. Unfortunatdy. il l￿nfiM7ed that the %wod vrds nDt subtsble for caNlng
a￿1 the money will be hdd on a¢wunl lo go towards a slml*r feature al Founda￿On Parf¢.
Preml8r Leagu8 Klck•
A Premi8r League fundod prograrnme ￿ onga98 yowg people In ¢yJnsiruct￿e actlvllas [￿UdIng sports. ￿8¢hIng. wJuc8tbnal and personal
develowient $os*ons.
Foundatlort Park external fundlny
Exlernal fUndIr￿ lo enable lh& development of the Foundalon Park 5POrts fadllty. IncI￿1ng grants from the Football Foundalth, the Nlgd Eady Tnjst
and Sport England, tog8thor wlth local authority 5UPk*Xt.
Dr B•m8rloo- TraIlbI￿r Proloct
The Bamardo's fundlry Supports d911v8rfng menlodng programmes lor chlldron sufferfng ￿th mlld to moderats menial h&alth188u85.
Pollc• & Crlmg Comffll¥•lon•r. Klck
The Poll¢e and Crime Commlssloners fundln9 enables u5 to furth8r enhance Ihe d8llvery of the PL KldL5 programrne th8t engages peopla In
nsiru¢tlve acllvlues Indudlng sport5. w8chlw, edu¢albnal and petsonal development se551ons.
Nl9•1 E•dy Tralnlng C•nlrg
18 a new cov8r8d mull sports Ir81nln9 ladllty that haj been bulll ¢)n lan¢ 8dlavnl to Found81Son Park.
Natlonwld• Fundlng
Th15 Naiionvldg lundlng 1$ to Support homdess p￿pIe ￿th h8￿ng s wo•kly physlcpl od%Aty s•s$lon al Foundallon Pork an(1 a healthy me81. th18
programm& was dellvered In p8rtn8rshlp ￿th Thresho￿ Homd855 Charfty.
Z8mbla don•tlonB
The Zambb donalbns $UPPOrt the foolb811 d8vdopmenl programmes thai wo dellver In partnetship h￿th lh8 ￿￿￿9$tOne Co8th85 Assodatth In zam￿8.
Theso donatyons a150 help lund u$ to 58TrJ over football boots, klts and equlpment Ih8t can b& dSsldbuled to our partners In Zambla.
SBC. Phy•l¢al Actlvlty & Po•ltl¥o Actlvltl•
This SvAndon Borough Coundl fu￿JIng enable$ us to 8UPPOrt the be•1 Llve Wdl team and offer 0pporbJnlll￿ for aswum 88•kors and refiJg8es to
engag8 In positive soual Int8racNon5, whl¢h 1$ ¢enlral to physlcal and mental health aThJ wellbelng. Those ardvlng In SI￿ndOn %*ill not have the
connecllons. Iln8nGes or confidence to ewage easlly ts￿1h aclivllles and so It Imperalivo that we Improve attes$ and make Opportun1￿88 as Induslve 8$
posslble. Beiw involved In positive a¢livilies &qn provlde poople a sense of purpose, a means to c¥)nnecl. an opportunlty to18am new skllL8 and
Improve levels of bolong1r￿ and happiness.
Ma$onlc Fundlny Dl•abllltles
In July 2024. STFC Communlty Foundalon were succ855fully in ap￿￿n9 for a 2 ￿r grant of lo Inrxo8se our In schjol dIsa￿lIty provlslffi. The corg
alms of the progomm? ar? lo Improve the physlcal wellbei￿. inGréa88 OPPOrtunilies lor partidpanls lo ewage In extra-curri¢ular acti￿1185 and Improve
the kn￿edge of parUdpan15 and ¢arers on benelts of a healthy Illestyla. In school a¢liville8 were Llelivered in speaalisl SEND sthools before
signpD$iing thildren into wmmunlty base(l activities dellver8d al the Foundation's hub facility FoUndat￿n Park. All a¢twlty dellvertd through th
programme Is offar8d lo partiopants free ofGharoe in order lo remove finantsal barriers to particlpation.
23. Tran8actlons wAth Tru$tse•
None of the truste85 receyved any r￿UneratIon or any olh8r benefits Irom an wnpbym8nt ￿th the Charfty or a related enlty durfng Ihe ajrrent or
previous yèar.
No Irusleè exp￿￿&S have been I￿￿red.
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Swndon T+)wn FC Communlty Foundatlon
Note8 to the Flnanclal Statem•nt5 Icontinu¢dl
For Th¢ Year Endod 31 December 2025
Relatsd Party Dlx105uro8
Key management personnel linduding dir8clorsl re¢alve¢ (¥mpensalon of £209,44912024.. Q02,8101
During the year the Foundation made the follovAng payments..
Football Club- matchday t￿8￿, purthaso of kll and use of f8dlili85 £19.89812024.- £19.6981.
25. Company Ilmii•d by 9uarant•e
The Iru81 Is a company Ilmlled by guarant88 8nd has no Sharo ￿pItal. In tho event of the tharfty bdng w(xJnd up. tha118￿lIty In respect of thè guarant88
Is limited to £10.
26. FRC'S Ethlcal Stsndard- Provl$lon Av•llabl• for Small Entltlos
In Gomfflon wlh other busln8SS88 of our slze and nature we use our8udllvs lo prepare and submll rettJm8 to the tax autho￿￿05 and a5￿9t the
preparation of the financial slalements.
27. Analy518 of not a88Ot8 ￿tWO0n fund•
Unrestrictgd frjnds
Rtstrfcted FuThl8
Total Funds 2025
Tanglble flx*J a58ets
1.874.048
1,596.188
3,470,234
Curren1$ 8$8ets
1,018,782
136,4
1,155,182
Cr&Jltor51855 Ihan 1 year
189.8061
189.8061
N•t 4•Mt*
2,803,022
1.732.588
4,535,610
Unr￿m¢18d funds
Raslrfthd Fund8
Total Funds 2024
Tanolbl• flxtd assets
1,874,046
1,sge,168
3,470,234
Currenl assets
1,018,782
138,4W
1,1SS,182
Cr8dltor¥ leBs th8n 1 year
189.8061
189.8061
1,803,022
1,732.588
4,535.610
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