## **ARMY WINTER SPORTS ASSOCIATION REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAY 2022** 

## **INTRODUCTION** 

1. The Army Winter Sports Association (AWSA) was founded (as the Army Ski Association) in 1947.  Since then it has encouraged generations of Army service personnel to take to the snow and ice.  It has been instrumental in organising competitions from novice to the highest levels of proficiency.  Many of its members have gone on to represent the Army and their country at the Olympic Winter Games and in other national and international events. 

2. The AWSA’s task, as it was in 1947, is to encourage service personnel to participate in Winter Sports; to develop their skills in a chosen discipline; and to test themselves in demanding conditions, thereby fostering self-discipline, fitness, courage and teamwork.  Winter Sports contribute directly to military output and fighting spirit, are an essential part of decompression from operations and remain an important element of the moral component. 

3. The Association has some 1600 members and a full programme of events.  It receives direction from the UK Armed Forces Sports Board (UKAFSB) and the Army Sports Control Board (ASCB). 

4. **AWSA Disciplines** .  The AWSA comprises 8 different Disciplines detailed below: 

   - a. Alpine. 

   - b. Bobsleigh. 

   - c. Cresta. 

   - d. Luge. 

   - e. Nordic (Biathlon and Cross Country). 

   - f. Skeleton. 

   - g. Snowboard. 

   - h. Telemark. 

5. **Charitable Status** .  The AWSA is a Public Limited Company number 7890840 and achieved Charitable Status in March 2012 Charity Number 1146256.  This charter reflects the legal construct laid down in the regulations with the Charity Commission and Companies House. 

## **MISSION** 

6. The AWSA is to encourage and facilitate, amongst all ranks of the Army, wide participation and high achievement in Winter Sports in order to foster the ethos of the Army and promote its good image. 

## **CORE OBJECTIVES** 

7. The Core Objectives of the Association are to: 

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a. Establish a capable and effective organisation to manage and develop success in Army Winter Sports. 

b. Encourage succession planning for coaches, race officials, managers, Chairman and Secretaries. 

c. Ensure all Army Winter Sports activity is well run and organised, challenging and technically compliant. 

d. Broaden and strengthen the instructor base for all Disciplines 

e. Select strong Army teams to achieve success at the Inter Services competitions. 

f. Achieve maximum participation in all activities and competitions and encourage greater participation by novice, female and junior ranks. 

g. Encourage the development and manage the careers of elite athletes and support competitors on the international circuit. 

h. Deliver an annual balanced budget and ensure the AWSA is financially stable for the long term, including enduring sponsorship arrangements. 

i. Review competition venues and costs to ensure value for money. 

j. Maintain a communications plan that promotes the AWSA and members’ interests. 

k. Assist in the development of athletes in the Armed Forces Para Snowsport Team (AFPST). 

## **ORGANISATION** 

8. **Governance Structure** .  The AWSA governance structure comprises an Executive (Trustees) and Management Committee as detailed below. 

## 6. **The Executive (Trustees)** . 

a. **General** .  The Executive will direct the overall conduct of AWSA activities. In particular, it will direct policy, develop and manage major sponsorship and manage the Public (PF) and non-public (NPF) budgets through a screening process.  The Executive will comprise: 

(1) Chairman.  The Chairman, who is to be a serving senior officer with a strong interest in winter sports, will be nominated and approved by the Director of the Army Sport Control Board.  He is responsible for the supervision of the Association’s finances and for the overall management of the Association’s business.  Currently it is Maj Gen C McClean CBE. 

(2) There will be normally a total of 4 other Trustees, comprising the Vice Chairman. Sponsorship Secretary, Public Fund Manager and an independent Trustee. 

(a) Vice Chairman. (Trustee).  Currently Brig J Fossey OBE. 

(b) Sponsorship Secretary. (Trustee).  Currently Col Graham Sefton. 

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- (c) Public Fund Manager. Currently Colonel J Rhodes. 

- (d) Trustee.  Currently Miss L Giles 

(3) The Secretary is responsible for organising the Meetings and producing and publishing the minutes. Currently Lt Col (Retd) SAJ Davis. 

## b. **Terms of Reference** . 

(1) To provide strategy and policy in furtherance of the aims and objectives of the Association. 

- (2) To consider and allocate funds to Association activities. 

(3) To approve nominations for President, Chairman and Secretary of the Association and Discipline Chairmen. 

c. **Frequency of Meetings** .  The Trustees shall meet in plenary session at least three times a year. 

d. **Quorum** .  A quorum will have been achieved when the Chairman and at least two representatives are present. 

e. **Accountability** .  The Executive is accountable to the ASCB for the proper conduct of its business and national sport bodies for the correct application of their rules. 

7. **Management Committee** .  The Executive will manage AWSA activity through a Management Committee which will meet twice annually, usually in May and October/November.  In 2021 the Meetings were held on 25 May 21 and 25 Nov 21 respectively.  The Committee comprises the following: 

- a. The Executive. 

- b. Chairmen of the eight individual Disciplines. 

- c. Exercise Controllers of EXs SPARTAN HIKE (SH), PIPEDOWN (PDN) 

- d. SAIM Editor. 

- e. Chairman of the AFPST or a representative. (Non-voting). 

- f. Co-opted members as required.  (Non-voting). 

## 8. **Purpose of the Management Committee** .  The roles are as follows: 

- a. Ensure the efficient management of AWSA activities. 

- b. Direct the future sustainment of AWSA activities. 

- c. Ensure coherence across the Army WS activities. 

9. **AWSA Annual General Meeting (AGM)** . The AGM usually coincides with the second Management Meeting and is the forthcoming Season’s Launch; it is normally held in late November each year and is open to all members of the AWSA.  In 2021, took place at the HAC, London on 25 Nov 21. 

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## **FINANCIAL POLICIES** 

13. **General** .  The Trustees are responsible for the financial health and good financial management of the AWSA. 

14. **Priorities for Expenditure** .  The priority for the use of Charity funds for the 21/22 period was as follows: 

a. Funding Army competitions of Category 2 winter sports at an appropriate standard and level of safety. 

b. Promoting the excellence, reputation, and prestige of the AWSA as the governing body of Army Winter Sports. 

c. Assisting in the defrayal of costs of athletes representing the Army at Inter Service competitions. 

d. Maintaining a reserve to ensure subsequent years competitions can be conducted should income reduce. 

   - e. Supporting elite athletes at national and international competitions. 

15. **Expenditure** .  The Trustees agreed the following for 21/22: 

a. **Events** .  The main Army Championships (Alpine, Snowboard, Telemark, Nordic, Cresta and Ice Sports) were each provided funds to run the events in accordance with the direction provided by the Trustees. 

b. **Protocol** .  A maximum of £23K could be spent on Protocol, which included VIP hosting at Army events, the Chairman’s Dinner and the 2022 Cocktail Party. 

c. **Communications** .  Funding for communications (Website and annual Magazine) was not to exceed £11K. 

d. **Grants** .  The Charity made grants as determined by the Trustees, which complied with the objects of the Charity and the priorities for expenditure detailed in Paragraph 15 above.  For the 21/22 Season the Trustees agreed the following grants: 

- (1) Elite Athletes – up to £2K. 

- (2) Armed Forces Para Snowsports Team (AFPST) - £3K. 

16. **Income** .  Income for the AWSA was provided from Membership Subscriptions, ASCB and UKAFWSA Grants and from donations from various companies in the UK through Indirect donations via the ASCB Charitable fund via Mongoose, Direct Sponsorships to the AWSA and from donations from Friends of the AWSA.  There was also some income from investment dividends and bank interest. 

17. **Reserves** .  The Charity will endeavour to hold a financial reserve sufficient to cover the minimum running costs of one-year’s Army Winter Sports events.  This reserve will be drawn down only with the specific agreement of the Trustees.  A proportion of the Reserve, as determined from time to time by the Trustees, may be held in Investments. 

18. **Investments** .  The Charity may invest for the purpose of medium-term growth (2 – 5 years) with a strong emphasis on securing capital, income is not a requirement. 

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19. **21/22 Financial Overview** .  In detail, there was an excess of income over expenditure of some £32,339, this net income resulted from the season being curtailed owing to the COVID Pandemic where the Telemark and Nordic Championships and Racing Ice 1, the novice training Camp, were cancelled and the Alpine Championships were reduced in size to 50% of its normal capacity.  This surplus was earmarked to be used in 2022/23 for prepaid flights for Racing Ice 1 (Jan 2023), estimated at c £18K and a further c £10K for an Alpine Training Camp in Oct 22. This was in accord with the Trustees’ plan.  The report has been filed with Companies House. 

## **MAJ GEN D CROOK – CHAIRMAN’S REPORT 21/22** 

20. Seventy-Four years of the Army Winter Sports Association; what an achievement! I suspect that Field Marshal Montgomery and his team will be looking down on us with tremendous pride in all that has been achieved since 1947. From its early days with only 2 sports (Alpine and Nordic), the AWSA has grown to today’s 8 Disciplines and a comprehensive calendar of events. Once again, my thanks go out to everyone over the years, who have helped develop the AWSA into what it is today. 

21. 2021/22 was another very positive and successful year for the AWSA against some challenging conditions associated with the on/off lifting of COVID restriction across the EU.  The Management Team continued to work tremendously hard to enable this success and I would like to acknowledge some key personnel: first, Brigadier Joe Fossey, in his third season, who – despite a very busy day job – has worked tirelessly to support the AWSA; and finally, the background team of Lt Col (Retd) Steve Davis (Secretary), Col James Rhodes (PF Manager), who have remained the bedrock of the Association.  On behalf of all the athletes, coaches and officials who have benefited from your dedication and hard work, thank you. 

22. The 2021/22 season was a very strange season indeed.  With the uncertainty of the effects of the COVID Pandemic would have on the season all disciplines planned for success and held their nerve to the very last safe moment.  Then in late Autumn further restrictions were imposed across Europe which generated increased uncertainty.  The outcome of Germany and Austria closing their boarders resulted in The Nordic Championships, Ex RUCKSACK, being cancelled and the Snowboard Championships, Ex SNOWJACK, being slipped to the end of the season as Austria reopened its boarders.  The lateness of France lifting restrictions meant that we lost the Telemark Championships and only managed a limited number of competitors to travel to the Alpine Championships, Ex LIONS CHALLENGE, sufficient to generate a team for the Inter Service Championships. 

25. In the lead up to the season many of our supporters were unable to provide the levels of financial support we had realised in recent years given the uncertainty of our ability to hold events against the ever-changing restrictions.  Whereas other supporters had agreed to provide a minimum level of support to help defray some of the sunk costs associated with setting the events up prior to their cancelation or reduction in their size and shape.  The net result of a truncated season coupled with the reduction in income was that we were able to balance income and expenditure without too much angst. 

26. Army Winter Sports is hugely important to the retention of our officers and soldiers and I am delighted that it continues to flourish, despite the increasing strain on financial budgets.  I look forward to seeing competitors, coaches, officials, and support staff next season, either on snow or ice, or perhaps even both.  Good luck for the new season ahead. 

## **SUMMARY** 

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26. It has been an excellent 21/22 season.  The AWSA continues to be in very good order and the very best of wishes to everyone. 

## SAJ Davis 

SAJ DAVIS Lt Col (Retd) Secretary for Chairman 23 Feb 23 

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REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER.. 07890840 (England and Wale81
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1146258
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I rewrt kn th6 chadly twstaès on my examination ol the accounts of thè Cornpanyfor the y88r 8nded 31 May 2022.
R8sponslbllltles and ba515 of roport
As the charltys tru$lte$ of the Company land also Its directors for the purpDsgs of company lawl you are responslble for
the p￿paratiON of the accDunls In accordanco with the iequlretn¢nls of the Companies Act 20061'lhe 2006 Acl'l.
Hawng 59llsfled my8elf that the accowts of tho Company are not requlred to bo audltBd und¢r Port 16 of Ihe 2006 Act 8nd
are eligible lor independent 8X8mination. I report In respgcl of my exemlnalron tsl your charit15 accounts as earrled out
urK16r 98ction 145 01 the chari￿e8 Act 2011 lllhe 2011 A¢fi. In carrying out my examln£llon I hov¢ followed the Trrectlons
gI￿n by the Charity CommlssFon und$r8ection 145151 Ibl of the 2011 Act.
Independent •xamine￿9 Btatemenl
Slncè your ch8rill5 gro88 Incorne exceeded £250,￿0 your oxamlner mu81 be a rnernbgr ol a Ilsled tody. I can confim) that
l am qual￿1ed lo undertake the examlnatlon béeAuse l am a registered membgr ol Institute ol Chartered Acwuntants In
England and Wales whlch Is one olthè listed bodie8.
I have comploled my examlvt8tton. I confirm that no matters h8vo come to my 8ttenllon kn cOnneC￿0n ￿1h the exarnlnatlon
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thÈ attt>unls do not accord with thos¢ recor(Is', or
the accounts do not Comply with the accounllng roqulreménts of se¢Von 398 01 tho 2006 A¢1 oth8r than any
requirgmenl that the account8 glv8 8 Irua and falr vlew whl¢h Is a matter conBldered as part ol an IrKlgpenrJenl
examlnallon., or
the accounts h8ve not been prepared In 8￿rdAnce wfth tho melh¢d$ 8nd prln¢lples of Iho Statement ol
Recornmgnded Pracllce for accoth)Ilng and r8kX)rtln9 by chari118s lappllCab￿ lo chadllès pr£parlng Ihèlr accounts In
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Am?y Wlnler Sports A5socIBtion
Statsment of Flnanclal ActivSUes
for the Year Ended 31 May 2022
31.5.22
Unrestricted
fund
31.5.21
Total
Jnds
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Don8tions and legacles
27fj,317
28.176
Inveslrnent incom6
7,855
7,252
Total
283.972
35,428
EXPENDITURE ON
Ch8rSlable actlvltle$
CIDthlng 8quiprnent
WetrF8ite costs
Snow and Ice
MeelSng axpon
Gffjnts to irélvlduals
Mernbershlp costs
OfficJal$ expenses
Bank charyJes
305
1,321
2.820
12,e97
4,891
917
217,313
550
8,702
2,377
808
1,969
Other
23,935
1.794
Total
249.666
35,450
Not goSn$llbg$e¥l on Investments
11,0671
25,431
NET INCOME
32,339
25,409
RecoNCIUATION OF FUNOS
Total funds brought forward
217.536
192,127
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
249,875
217,536
Thg nD195 forrn part of t1￿￿e financ181 sla¢ernents
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Arny ￿IntrI SI￿A1￿¢1*110n
B•lanc• Shmt
JI M•y 2022
31.5.22
Unr8stActed
31.S.21
FIXED ASSEIS
IMstyn8nts
1Po).2e6
182,233
CURREKfASSErs
33,849
31217
137.027
Cash at
133.179
170.244
CRELNTORS
nts Pduirq y
163,5701
It34.9411
NEf CURREMT A8SETS
31303
TOTALA&￿s LE3S CURRENT UIBLm&8
249.875
217.53b
249.875
217.
FUN08
Unrejtrbtsl
249,875
217.536
TOTAL FUNOS
249.876
217,$36
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Not85 to the Flnan¢lal Statements
for the Year Endèd 31 May 2022
ACCOUNTING POUCIES
Basls of prèporlng the flnanclal 8tatement8
Thè finaneial stgtements of tho charilabie cornpany, whlch is a puljlic benefit èntity LwKlèr FRS 102, have been
pr&p8r8d in accordanee wllh the Ch8ritiè8 SORP IFRS 1021 'Accounling ar￿ Reportlng by Charities,, Statement of
Re¢ommgnded Pracllce applicab18 to charilles preparlng their accounts In a￿Ordance with the Financlal Reportlng
Stsndard applicable In the UK and R8public ol Ireland IFRS 1021 leffecllv¢ 1 January 20191., Financial ReportSng
Slandatrj 102 Thè Fin3nci81 Reporting Standard applicatle In the UK and Republlo ol Ireland, and tha Companles
Act 2006. The Ilnanclal ststemenls have be8n prepArèd under the hlslorlcal cost convention, with th¢ of
investments whleh ara Includéd 8t rnarkel v81u8, as rnodffied by the revaluatlon of ¢ortain assets.
In¢om•
All In￿rne Is recognlsed in tha Sl$lornonl of Financial Aclivllles once the charlly h89 enlillem&nl to th$ funds, 6t 18
probable that the Incom8 wlll be received 8ThY the amount can be measured rollo￿y.
Expendltur¢
L18bllllles are recog￿Sed a$ exp¥n(*tur8 a8 soon as there Is a 18gRI or con51ruclv8 obllgatlon cornmlttlng th
chari(y lo thal exp&n¢llure. il is probable that a transfer of economlc benefits wlll be requlred In $ettlemènl and the
amount of Ihè obligation can be m88sured relSably. Expendlture Is ac￿Unted for on an accruals basis 8nd has been
¢lassifi8d under hoadlno8 that 8goreoate all cost ￿lated lo the c8legory. Where c051s c8nnot b8 dlreclly attdbul
to partlcular headlngs t￿Y have been allocal8d to act1￿￿&S on o basis consi8tent ¥￿¢h the u8e of re90urces.
Grants offered sublact to condltlDns whkh have not b8en mel al the year end dalo or¢ noted os a wmmllmenl bul
not 8ccrued 88 ¢xpondlluw.
Taxatlon
Tha charitylg •x8mpl from wrporalEon lax on Its charlteble aollv1l￿s.
Fund accountlng
Unr85lrlcled funds can be used In accordance wlth the chorflatle tsbl8rlive8 al the di8crelion olthe Iruslees.
Restrlcle(I lunds can only b8 Used for pwUcul8r r88tdcted purp0888 wlthln the ob)ecls of the chorlty. Re8trl¢llon8
ad80 whan 8P8clfiad by tha don¢rorwhen fund8 8ro r818od for pgrtlcular reslrlcled purpow.
Furtt* explanation of the natura an(J purpose of each fuThJ Is indudÈd in tho noles tty the fwn¢lo18tslem$nts.
INve8TMENT INCOIAE
31.5.22
31.5.21
Olhar partlclpaling Inlèr8918
Depo8it a¢rounl Inlerosl
7,628
27
7,229
23
7,655
7,252
TRUSTEES. REMUNERAMON AND BENEFITS
There wore rn) tru$lee$' remuner8lk)n or other benefits for tho yaar ended 31 May 2022 nor for tho yoar oThYed
31 May 2021.
Trustees, expenses
There were no Irusiees. expenses p8ld for the year end￿ 31 May 2022 nor for Ir* year eThJed 31 May 2021.
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Am)y Wlnt•r Sports Assoclatlon
Notes to Ihe Flnanclal Slatem•nts. contlnuod
for the Year Ended 31 May 2022
COVID-19 ASSESSMENT
Thè eh8rity'5 aotivlles have been signlficanity Impa¢lod by Ihe COVICk19 pandemlc. the prior y6ar being th& most
affected. meaSu￿S warè iakèn to mitigate the impacl ol Ihe pandemic and to gnsure Ihe continued oper81ion ol the
charlly's actlviliès, unfortun8tely sryng gvenls and acthiilles w&ra unable 10 lake place during the year to
restriction5 in pl8cfj. During the next financlal year the expe¢tslion is that normal acllvlllès wlll be able to be
re5umEd.
FIXED ASSET INVESTMENTS
Lisled
Inveslrnents
MARKET VALUE
Al 1 June 2021
R•volu8Jons
182,233
11.9671
Al 31 May 2022
180,2e6
NEf BOOK VALUE
Al 31 May 2022
180.266
Al 31 May 2021
182.233
Thera were no Inve8tmsnt 88sets outskle the UK.
Cost or valu8tlon at 31 May 2022 Is repregonted by.
Llsled
Investments
V81uation in 2021
Valuatk)n In 2022
Cost
25,431
11,9671
156,802
180.266
DEBTORS: AMCAJNTS FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
31.5.22
31.5.21
other debtors
33,849
33,217
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Amy Wlntersports Asso¢latlon
Notes to the Flnanclal Statem8nl$. ￿ntIllued
for the YeBr Ended 31 May 2022
CREDITORS.. AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
31.5.22
31.5..21
oth8rcredltors
63,5YO
134,941
MOVEMENT IN FUND5
Net
movement
In funds
Al
31.5.22
Al 1.6.21
Unrostrictsd fundB
General lund
217,536
32,339
249.875
TOTAL FUNDS
217,53e
32,339
249.875
Net rnovgmenl In lunds, Included In the atp)ve 8re a6 follows..
Ineoming
ro8ourc88
Resourc98
oxp$nd8d
Gains 8nd
1058e8
Mov¢m&nl
In funcss
Unre8trlct•d funds
Gengral fu
283,972
1249,6661
11,9671
32,339
TOTAL FLIND8
283,972
1249,6661
11,9671
32,339
Comparatlve8 for movement In lund•
Nel
movement
In funds
At
31.5.21
At 1.6,20
Unre61rlctsd fund8
General lun(J
192,127
2S,409
217.536
TOTAL FUNDS
192,127
25,409
217.538
Cryrauve net movern** In funds, Includ8d in th8 above arg 8$ lollow6.'
IKoming
re8our¢eB
Resources
expended
Gains and
IDSSeS
Mov8m8
in funds
Unrestrlcted fuNIs
G8nèral fund
85,428
135,4501
25,431
25,409
TOTAL FUNDS
35,428
135,4501
25.431
25.409
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Continued...

Amiy Wintorsports A$$oclatlon
Notos to the Flnanclal Ststement5- conllnued
for the Year Ended 31 May 2022
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contIn￿d
A current year 12 months and pri(x yttar 12 months combinéd po8ilron18 as folbws..
Nel
mvemgnt
In fuThJs
At
31.5.22
At 1.6.20
Unrostrlctsd funds
G6ngr81 fund
192,127
57,748
249,875
TOTAL FUNDS
192,127
57,748
249.87S
A current yaar 12 nN)nlhB and prfor yoar 12 months comblnad nèt movomgnl In funds, Included In Ihg abov8 are 88
follow¥.'
Incnmlng
resources
ReBource8
expèndèd
G8ln$ and
1068es
Movement
In lund$
Unrg$lrlctsd fund•
General fund
319.400
128S,1161
23,464
57,748
TOTAL FUNDS
319,40D
1285,1161
23,464
S7,748
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
Tharè wére no related party IransactlonB forthe y8ar8nded 31 May 2022.
Page 8

Amy Wlnter Sports AsBoGlatSon
D8tallod Statsment of Flnanclal Actlvitio$
for the Year Endod 31 May 2022
31.5.22
31.5.21
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS
Donatlon6 and legacle8
Donations
Grants
èmb8r5hlp fees
Central recharges
Lleènce fees
170,985
71,121
18,634
15.577
12,¢y)O
9.221
6,50C>
276,317
28,176
Inve8tm@nt Incom•
Other partlclp81ing inter8Sts
Dgposil aowunl Intor￿t
7,628
27
7,229
23
7.655
7,252
Total Incomlng resourc9•
283,972
35,428
EXPENDITURE
Charltsble actlvltl
Membership cosls
Offi¢ial$ expgnsas
Meellng expen88S
Clothlng gnd 9quiprnent
we￿81te expenses
Snow and Ico
Grants to Indivldual$
550
4,629
917
305
1,321
2.377
2,820
12,897
4,891
8,702
217,313
225,03S
31,687
Support cost8
Flnanc•
Bgnk charges
696
1,969
Governan¢8 ¢0stB
Wages
Insur8n¢o
Telephone
Post898 8nd olherofflce costs
SundAes
Accountancy and leg4 feeB
19,670
777
596
54
101
125
918
1,247
796
1,381
23,935
1,794
Total regourcos eXp￿ed
249,6ee
35,450
N•t In¢omellexpondSiur•l
34,30e
1221
ThKs page do68 fK)I form part of Ihe statutory f￿an￿81 statements
Page 9

REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER.. 07890840 (England and Wale81
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1146258
R•port ofth• Tru$la•$ and
Unaudlt•d Flnanclal Statsments for th• Y•ar Endèd 31 May 2022
for
Amiywlntsr Sports Assoclatlon
Blackwooj Futcher & Co.
Chartered Aceounlanl$
9 Sl Georggs Y8rd
Farnham
Sur
GU9 7LW

Amiy Wlnter Sports As80¢1atlon
Contsnts olthe Flnanclal Statomènts
for the Year Ended 31 May 2022
Page
Roport of tho Truste08
Indo￿nd+n1 Examln8¢5 Report
Statement of Flnan¢lal Actlvltle•
Balane• Sh••t
Not08 to thg FIna￿l91 Stat•menl$
5 to 8
Dotallod Ststsmgnt of Flnanclal A¢tlvllS9$

AnThy Vant•rS￿ts A••o¢litton
R•portolth• TnMt•••
forth• Yoar End•d 31 ￿Y 2022
Thè trust￿ also dlrethrB ol thrity for th• purFrfXO8 01 th8 c0rywn￿J Ad 2￿, present tr￿1r rep￿ wlth th•
finarvial ststwnents of th# tharity for ts year end8d 31 May 2022. The tnJstees hw adoptsd Iho pmmsknnj ol Aiwunb'ng
aTra ROWb'ng by Charities.. Ststemenl of Rèc*MmorK1￿ Prgdts applic4bb to tharities propariro thglr 8czounL4
ottudonc* wth ￿ Finand¥ Repororyi StaTrJBrf appiicauo In the UK Rowblk ol Irel8TrJ IFRS 1021 I•ff8c*.￿ 1
JarA￿ty 20191.
STrUCTURE. GOVERNANce ANO IilNAGEMENT
Gov•rnlng Oo¢um•nt
ThB thanty 1$ oJntroU•J by KJ gDv6mirvJ dwAm8nl o d*J of tN&( aThl c4nstitirté8 A cxffipwry. r*nit•J
guw¥rtse. ayilefin•a by ts CcffjpwthAc12LIX.
REFERENCE ANO ADMINISTRATNE DEfAI
R•gl•tor¥d Comwny numb•r
a78￿0 (England W8byl
R•gl•t•rnd nwnbw
11462
R•gl•t•rnd offl¢•
Mac*orwg Oulkji
Fox Li
Qu8en8 Ab•nu
+Wder8hot
H8mpshlr•
GU112L8
MalorGerva D Cr
BnJ4¢wJ Fomgy
Ms L Gi188
Ll ¢01 J Rhc4J89
C¥p¢ain L Watt
Iwlnknj i.8.211
Ind•p•nd•nt Eyamk
lan Futc*er
FCA
Irsbtuto oIChirtBrwJA¢ownt8nts In ErylaTrJ Wa
Blackwotrfj Futther& Co.
Chartered Axountsnts
9 St Ge￿?$ Y8rd
F•mhwn
&Jrrey
Gug 7LW
prwj ty tydororts oftruBtO88 on............,...,........ ................. and 8lgMd en ￿t*￿Ilb￿.

Indgpond•nt Examinèfs Rèport to Ihe Twstegs of
Arniy Winter Sports A8$0clatlon
Indep8ndentexamlner'8 report to th? tru$te?¥ of Army Wlnter Sports Assoeiatron llh8 Cofflpanyj
I rewrt kn th6 chadly twstaès on my examination ol the accounts of thè Cornpanyfor the y88r 8nded 31 May 2022.
R8sponslbllltles and ba515 of roport
As the charltys tru$lte$ of the Company land also Its directors for the purpDsgs of company lawl you are responslble for
the p￿paratiON of the accDunls In accordanco with the iequlretn¢nls of the Companies Act 20061'lhe 2006 Acl'l.
Hawng 59llsfled my8elf that the accowts of tho Company are not requlred to bo audltBd und¢r Port 16 of Ihe 2006 Act 8nd
are eligible lor independent 8X8mination. I report In respgcl of my exemlnalron tsl your charit15 accounts as earrled out
urK16r 98ction 145 01 the chari￿e8 Act 2011 lllhe 2011 A¢fi. In carrying out my examln£llon I hov¢ followed the Trrectlons
gI￿n by the Charity CommlssFon und$r8ection 145151 Ibl of the 2011 Act.
Independent •xamine￿9 Btatemenl
Slncè your ch8rill5 gro88 Incorne exceeded £250,￿0 your oxamlner mu81 be a rnernbgr ol a Ilsled tody. I can confim) that
l am qual￿1ed lo undertake the examlnatlon béeAuse l am a registered membgr ol Institute ol Chartered Acwuntants In
England and Wales whlch Is one olthè listed bodie8.
I have comploled my examlvt8tton. I confirm that no matters h8vo come to my 8ttenllon kn cOnneC￿0n ￿1h the exarnlnatlon
giv1￿ mo cause to bsll¢vo'.
acc¥)unllno records were not kgpt In rospact ollhe Company 88 requlred by Bectlon 386 of the Act., or
thÈ attt>unls do not accord with thos¢ recor(Is', or
the accounts do not Comply with the accounllng roqulreménts of se¢Von 398 01 tho 2006 A¢1 oth8r than any
requirgmenl that the account8 glv8 8 Irua and falr vlew whl¢h Is a matter conBldered as part ol an IrKlgpenrJenl
examlnallon., or
the accounts h8ve not been prepared In 8￿rdAnce wfth tho melh¢d$ 8nd prln¢lples of Iho Statement ol
Recornmgnded Pracllce for accoth)Ilng and r8kX)rtln9 by chari118s lappllCab￿ lo chadllès pr£parlng Ihèlr accounts In
accordance wllh the Flnon¢l•l Reporting Stsndard appllcabl$ In tha UK and Rapubllc of l¥818nd IFRS 10211.
I hovè no eoncèms 8nd have come acr08s no olher mall$rs In connect¢on wllh the exarnln8lk)n to wllch altonllon str￿Ul￿
bè drawn In Ihls report In ord8r to enabla 8 propor w)der$i8nding ol the acrL)unts to b8 r8ach8d.
Jlu
Ian Fulcher
FCA
Insiltute ol Chartered A¢eountants In Eroland and WaleB
Blackwood Fulchor & Co.
Ch8rt8r8d Accountants
9 St George's Yard
Famham
Surrey
Gug 7LW
D&ta'.
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Am?y Wlnler Sports A5socIBtion
Statsment of Flnanclal ActivSUes
for the Year Ended 31 May 2022
31.5.22
Unrestricted
fund
31.5.21
Total
Jnds
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Don8tions and legacles
27fj,317
28.176
Inveslrnent incom6
7,855
7,252
Total
283.972
35,428
EXPENDITURE ON
Ch8rSlable actlvltle$
CIDthlng 8quiprnent
WetrF8ite costs
Snow and Ice
MeelSng axpon
Gffjnts to irélvlduals
Mernbershlp costs
OfficJal$ expenses
Bank charyJes
305
1,321
2.820
12,e97
4,891
917
217,313
550
8,702
2,377
808
1,969
Other
23,935
1.794
Total
249.666
35,450
Not goSn$llbg$e¥l on Investments
11,0671
25,431
NET INCOME
32,339
25,409
RecoNCIUATION OF FUNOS
Total funds brought forward
217.536
192,127
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
249,875
217,536
Thg nD195 forrn part of t1￿￿e financ181 sla¢ernents
Page 3

Arny ￿IntrI SI￿A1￿¢1*110n
B•lanc• Shmt
JI M•y 2022
31.5.22
Unr8stActed
31.S.21
FIXED ASSEIS
IMstyn8nts
1Po).2e6
182,233
CURREKfASSErs
33,849
31217
137.027
Cash at
133.179
170.244
CRELNTORS
nts Pduirq y
163,5701
It34.9411
NEf CURREMT A8SETS
31303
TOTALA&￿s LE3S CURRENT UIBLm&8
249.875
217.53b
249.875
217.
FUN08
Unrejtrbtsl
249,875
217.536
TOTAL FUNOS
249.876
217,$36
th4rll4k48 cunyry IB b) Irtyn awjtt urthr Soc*M 4TT of lh• CLknp4r4# AL* 2C(6 Ic¢ th•
31 May 2ff2.
hgve r¥Jt rn]ulMJ the tryny to obtsln an of it• finon¢¥el it4t4m•nts frx y•ar 31 2022
8t<crfd￿ with Sec*¢n 476 ofthe c(m￿nIg$A￿ 2Cth.
Th8 tsustO09 ad(nrthl&Jge Uwlr rosFonsib111ts8 for
8nsuriry Lhat the th8ntablg 0￿pa￿ k88F4 r￿rdI that CtsnFty with SoL*¢nB 3e8 arnl 247 01
Crynpani8s Ad 2(K6 and
(bl fin8na* statements ond tsir *Aow ol ol AffAir¥ of thwftabla ab at
eTrJ ol eath M8nci81 and ol hs Su￿9 or defi(>t oath fjnarK4al ￿Tar In alr￿dAnc4 wth
tBquiremerrts of ￿.0￿8 394 and 395 0thwv￿s8 Cfrtnply with tho requirem8nb of thè Ccrnpan*
2Cf6 to finanual st8lwnent8, aofar8gapF4I￿bI9 to tho thyntst49 fmP8ny.
These finBncJal 3taiements howa twn prepared In th* p￿*¥r1￿ 8pFlk*l• lo ¢hgr51*4• frJmF4
4'*X lothe small ￿pan￿ rtylmg.
Th• knand4 $18t*nents Vnfe appro¥•J ty th8 Board olTThMte68 84thortMd IN IswJo c¢¢ ........................... ..............
¥wrn
n ts tthaWby'.
r¥knfom worl￿￿* finanlal sl#fjments

Am)yWintsr Sports Assodatlon
Not85 to the Flnan¢lal Statements
for the Year Endèd 31 May 2022
ACCOUNTING POUCIES
Basls of prèporlng the flnanclal 8tatement8
Thè finaneial stgtements of tho charilabie cornpany, whlch is a puljlic benefit èntity LwKlèr FRS 102, have been
pr&p8r8d in accordanee wllh the Ch8ritiè8 SORP IFRS 1021 'Accounling ar￿ Reportlng by Charities,, Statement of
Re¢ommgnded Pracllce applicab18 to charilles preparlng their accounts In a￿Ordance with the Financlal Reportlng
Stsndard applicable In the UK and R8public ol Ireland IFRS 1021 leffecllv¢ 1 January 20191., Financial ReportSng
Slandatrj 102 Thè Fin3nci81 Reporting Standard applicatle In the UK and Republlo ol Ireland, and tha Companles
Act 2006. The Ilnanclal ststemenls have be8n prepArèd under the hlslorlcal cost convention, with th¢ of
investments whleh ara Includéd 8t rnarkel v81u8, as rnodffied by the revaluatlon of ¢ortain assets.
In¢om•
All In￿rne Is recognlsed in tha Sl$lornonl of Financial Aclivllles once the charlly h89 enlillem&nl to th$ funds, 6t 18
probable that the Incom8 wlll be received 8ThY the amount can be measured rollo￿y.
Expendltur¢
L18bllllles are recog￿Sed a$ exp¥n(*tur8 a8 soon as there Is a 18gRI or con51ruclv8 obllgatlon cornmlttlng th
chari(y lo thal exp&n¢llure. il is probable that a transfer of economlc benefits wlll be requlred In $ettlemènl and the
amount of Ihè obligation can be m88sured relSably. Expendlture Is ac￿Unted for on an accruals basis 8nd has been
¢lassifi8d under hoadlno8 that 8goreoate all cost ￿lated lo the c8legory. Where c051s c8nnot b8 dlreclly attdbul
to partlcular headlngs t￿Y have been allocal8d to act1￿￿&S on o basis consi8tent ¥￿¢h the u8e of re90urces.
Grants offered sublact to condltlDns whkh have not b8en mel al the year end dalo or¢ noted os a wmmllmenl bul
not 8ccrued 88 ¢xpondlluw.
Taxatlon
Tha charitylg •x8mpl from wrporalEon lax on Its charlteble aollv1l￿s.
Fund accountlng
Unr85lrlcled funds can be used In accordance wlth the chorflatle tsbl8rlive8 al the di8crelion olthe Iruslees.
Restrlcle(I lunds can only b8 Used for pwUcul8r r88tdcted purp0888 wlthln the ob)ecls of the chorlty. Re8trl¢llon8
ad80 whan 8P8clfiad by tha don¢rorwhen fund8 8ro r818od for pgrtlcular reslrlcled purpow.
Furtt* explanation of the natura an(J purpose of each fuThJ Is indudÈd in tho noles tty the fwn¢lo18tslem$nts.
INve8TMENT INCOIAE
31.5.22
31.5.21
Olhar partlclpaling Inlèr8918
Depo8it a¢rounl Inlerosl
7,628
27
7,229
23
7,655
7,252
TRUSTEES. REMUNERAMON AND BENEFITS
There wore rn) tru$lee$' remuner8lk)n or other benefits for tho yaar ended 31 May 2022 nor for tho yoar oThYed
31 May 2021.
Trustees, expenses
There were no Irusiees. expenses p8ld for the year end￿ 31 May 2022 nor for Ir* year eThJed 31 May 2021.
Paga 5
continued...

Am)y Wlnt•r Sports Assoclatlon
Notes to Ihe Flnanclal Slatem•nts. contlnuod
for the Year Ended 31 May 2022
COVID-19 ASSESSMENT
Thè eh8rity'5 aotivlles have been signlficanity Impa¢lod by Ihe COVICk19 pandemlc. the prior y6ar being th& most
affected. meaSu￿S warè iakèn to mitigate the impacl ol Ihe pandemic and to gnsure Ihe continued oper81ion ol the
charlly's actlviliès, unfortun8tely sryng gvenls and acthiilles w&ra unable 10 lake place during the year to
restriction5 in pl8cfj. During the next financlal year the expe¢tslion is that normal acllvlllès wlll be able to be
re5umEd.
FIXED ASSET INVESTMENTS
Lisled
Inveslrnents
MARKET VALUE
Al 1 June 2021
R•volu8Jons
182,233
11.9671
Al 31 May 2022
180,2e6
NEf BOOK VALUE
Al 31 May 2022
180.266
Al 31 May 2021
182.233
Thera were no Inve8tmsnt 88sets outskle the UK.
Cost or valu8tlon at 31 May 2022 Is repregonted by.
Llsled
Investments
V81uation in 2021
Valuatk)n In 2022
Cost
25,431
11,9671
156,802
180.266
DEBTORS: AMCAJNTS FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
31.5.22
31.5.21
other debtors
33,849
33,217
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Amy Wlntersports Asso¢latlon
Notes to the Flnanclal Statem8nl$. ￿ntIllued
for the YeBr Ended 31 May 2022
CREDITORS.. AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
31.5.22
31.5..21
oth8rcredltors
63,5YO
134,941
MOVEMENT IN FUND5
Net
movement
In funds
Al
31.5.22
Al 1.6.21
Unrostrictsd fundB
General lund
217,536
32,339
249.875
TOTAL FUNDS
217,53e
32,339
249.875
Net rnovgmenl In lunds, Included In the atp)ve 8re a6 follows..
Ineoming
ro8ourc88
Resourc98
oxp$nd8d
Gains 8nd
1058e8
Mov¢m&nl
In funcss
Unre8trlct•d funds
Gengral fu
283,972
1249,6661
11,9671
32,339
TOTAL FLIND8
283,972
1249,6661
11,9671
32,339
Comparatlve8 for movement In lund•
Nel
movement
In funds
At
31.5.21
At 1.6,20
Unre61rlctsd fund8
General lun(J
192,127
2S,409
217.536
TOTAL FUNDS
192,127
25,409
217.538
Cryrauve net movern** In funds, Includ8d in th8 above arg 8$ lollow6.'
IKoming
re8our¢eB
Resources
expended
Gains and
IDSSeS
Mov8m8
in funds
Unrestrlcted fuNIs
G8nèral fund
85,428
135,4501
25,431
25,409
TOTAL FUNDS
35,428
135,4501
25.431
25.409
Pb3è7
Continued...

Amiy Wintorsports A$$oclatlon
Notos to the Flnanclal Ststement5- conllnued
for the Year Ended 31 May 2022
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contIn￿d
A current year 12 months and pri(x yttar 12 months combinéd po8ilron18 as folbws..
Nel
mvemgnt
In fuThJs
At
31.5.22
At 1.6.20
Unrostrlctsd funds
G6ngr81 fund
192,127
57,748
249,875
TOTAL FUNDS
192,127
57,748
249.87S
A current yaar 12 nN)nlhB and prfor yoar 12 months comblnad nèt movomgnl In funds, Included In Ihg abov8 are 88
follow¥.'
Incnmlng
resources
ReBource8
expèndèd
G8ln$ and
1068es
Movement
In lund$
Unrg$lrlctsd fund•
General fund
319.400
128S,1161
23,464
57,748
TOTAL FUNDS
319,40D
1285,1161
23,464
S7,748
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
Tharè wére no related party IransactlonB forthe y8ar8nded 31 May 2022.
Page 8

Amy Wlnter Sports AsBoGlatSon
D8tallod Statsment of Flnanclal Actlvitio$
for the Year Endod 31 May 2022
31.5.22
31.5.21
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS
Donatlon6 and legacle8
Donations
Grants
èmb8r5hlp fees
Central recharges
Lleènce fees
170,985
71,121
18,634
15.577
12,¢y)O
9.221
6,50C>
276,317
28,176
Inve8tm@nt Incom•
Other partlclp81ing inter8Sts
Dgposil aowunl Intor￿t
7,628
27
7,229
23
7.655
7,252
Total Incomlng resourc9•
283,972
35,428
EXPENDITURE
Charltsble actlvltl
Membership cosls
Offi¢ial$ expgnsas
Meellng expen88S
Clothlng gnd 9quiprnent
we￿81te expenses
Snow and Ico
Grants to Indivldual$
550
4,629
917
305
1,321
2.377
2,820
12,897
4,891
8,702
217,313
225,03S
31,687
Support cost8
Flnanc•
Bgnk charges
696
1,969
Governan¢8 ¢0stB
Wages
Insur8n¢o
Telephone
Post898 8nd olherofflce costs
SundAes
Accountancy and leg4 feeB
19,670
777
596
54
101
125
918
1,247
796
1,381
23,935
1,794
Total regourcos eXp￿ed
249,6ee
35,450
N•t In¢omellexpondSiur•l
34,30e
1221
ThKs page do68 fK)I form part of Ihe statutory f￿an￿81 statements
Page 9