Rushjudo
Charity – 1162266
1 Beaconsfield Road, Aston Clinton Bucks – HP225JU
Report of the Trustees for the year ending 31st December 2022
Rushjudo presents its annual report and accounts for the year ended 31[st] December 2022 and confirm they comply with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011, the trust deed, and the Charities SORP (FRS 102)
OUR AIMS
To provide opportunities for everyone within the community to take part in judo. From beginners to advanced competitive players. Incorporating children, adults, and those with learning disabilities / special educational needs.
To ensure that everyone can access judo regardless of their financial means or circumstances.
OUR OBJECTIVES
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Maintain “charity” status for Rushjudo.
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Maintain and decorate the “Dojo” to a high standard.
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Introduce a National Squad player pathway guide for parents.
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Increase the coaching staff by investing in our more experienced players and ensuring there is succession management.
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Maintain the regional Centre of excellence for performance and special needs players.
REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Throughout the year we have maintained the charity, the club is in a good place from a membership point of view and remains financially sound having fulfilled all of the year’s objectives.
In early January we were able to put on a masterclass with BJJ blackbelt Daniel Lewis and former GB Judo international Caroline Kinnane. This was of great value to the members and was attended by local players from surrounding clubs.
In February we took a squad of adaptive judo players to the Olympic training centre where coaches Matt, Trevor and Carl were invited to run a national training event.
The British schools championships took place in March, this was a very successful event with Gold medals going to Albert Newbury-Kemp, Daisy Connor, Skye Westwood, Silvers going to Evie Halvey Jacobs and Roberta Anton and bronzes for Jamie Leroux, Sophie Rush and Matthew Morley.
In April we sent Evie Halvey-Jacobs and Lewis Fryer out to Northern Ireland for the Open, Both got to the final and took silver medals, This cemented Lewis Fryers selection for the European Youth Olympics. Michale Fryer was crowned English Open Champion with Alex Jenkins taking Silver.
Another landmark achievement for the club, Michael Fryer won a senior European Bronze medal in the Malaga Open in Spain. This was the first international medal by a player we funded from a beginner to a top 50 player in the world.
In June Lewis Fryer and Amy Platten travelled to Italy for GB training camp. This was preparation for the Commonwealth Games.
The British teams’ championships took place in July, Laurie was selected to be a coach for Northern Home Counties. The club was represented by Lewis Fryer, Evie Halvey Jacobs, Sam Collins and Alex Jenkins. The Boys team took silver and the girls team took bronze.
Also in July we put on a beginner competition for our young players and local clubs. It was a huge success with lots of young people actively engaging in competitive sport.
One of the best nights at the club when after 13 years the Adaptive judo senior class were awarded their black belts and join the clubs roll of honour. Stephen, Thomas, Matthew, Michael, Paul, Christian, Callum and Harry take a bow.
Lewis Fryer represented Great Britain at the European youth Olympics and Sam Collins, Tom Lish and Alex Jenkins represented their country at the European University Games.
August was a monumental month whereby Amy Platten competed and won bronze at the common wealth games. Her fights were broadcast live on BBC tv.
We sent a huge squad to the Adaptive Judo British Championships. Golds for Skye, Stan, Thomas, Paul, and Harry, silver for Christianl, bronzes for Henry and Matthew.
September was the English championships, Gold for Jamie Leroux, silver for Roberta Anton, bronzes for Jessica Rush, Sophie Rush and Tiernan Carter.
In October we added two more qualified coaches to our team, Carl Walker and Steve Temple. Both have come through the club from white belts !
At the end of the month Lewis Fryer took a bronze medal in Bremen, Germany. This was a huge result at one of the worlds toughest events. On the same weekend his brother Michael took bronze in Perth< Australia.
In November Matthew Rush, Skye Westwood and Stanley Walker travelled to the Asia and Oceana Games in Australia. The was incredible and skye took gold whilst Stan took Silver. This trip was funded by the club.
The year was rounded off in December with the British Championships. It was one of the best years for the club with Michael Fryer taking Gold, Lewis Fryer, Roberta Anton and Jamie Leroux taking silvers with Jessica Rush and Jemima Cadge taking bronzes. A great way to finish off another big year for the club.
FUTURE PLANS
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Invest in the members and educate suitable players to assist the coaching programme.
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Continue to fund England squad players.
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Send a team of Special needs players from both junior and adult classes to the GB championships.
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Organise / run our own Events.
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Support our elite players on the England talent programme to compete for their country.
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Increase the membership of the club by increasing the number of classes.
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Increase the number of Black belts produced by the club.
OUR FINANCE
Total Income of £33209
Income is made up of Mat fees, income to cover competitions, gradings, judo suit sales, merchandise etc. The main cost against mat fees is the dojo rent, coaching costs, courses, etc. Competitions and gradings contra with the costs out for these things.
The net profit for the year was £1243 Fixed Assets - NBV £0.00 Bank Balance - £14905.45 Cash in hand - £50.00
Accounts have been Examined by Nicola Davies – she has 28 years of accounts experience and has studied AAT. Nicola has completed and signed the independent examiners report on the accounts.
CHARITY TRUSTEES
Laurence Philip Rush 22 February 1974 1 Beaconsfield Road Aston Clinton Aylesbury HP22 5JU 01296 631850 rushjudo@hotmail.co.uk
MR Matthew Ian Rush 09 November 1978 40 Anton Way Aylesbury HP21 9LT 01296 489208 m.rush@mail.com
MRS EMMA JANE RUSH 26 April 1979 40 Anton Way Aylesbury HP21 9LT 01296 489208 rush.emma@sky.com
MR PETER KENNETH BRENT 18 March 1971 12 ROSE GARDENS WATFORD WD18 0JB 07889 961197 abbots_1803@yahoo.co.uk
CHARITY TRUSTEES - Continued
MRS SHARON JANE RUSH 07 July 1974 1 Beaconsfield Road Aston Clinton Aylesbury HP22 5JU 01296 631850 sharonrush@sky.com
MR RICHARD COLLINS OBE 27 October 1962 68 Upper Hall Park Berkhamsted HP4 2NR 01442 384523 richardec@live.co.uk
MRS JOANNA LOUISE COOK 10 July 1980 119 Old Stoke Road Aylesbury HP21 8DG 07841 713767 missjlrush@googlemail.com
CONTACT DETAILS
Mr & Mrs Rush 1 Beaconsfield Road Aston Clinton Bucks HP225J
Rushjudo
Financial Activities
January - December 2022
| TOTAL | |
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| Income | |
| Gifts and Donations Income | |
| Unrestricted | 440.40 |
| Total Gifts and Donations Income | 440.40 |
| Income - Awards Presentation | 300.00 |
| Income - BJA Gradings etc | 234.00 |
| Income - Competitions & Trips | 1,207.94 |
| Income - Judo suits | 2,150.89 |
| Income - Mat Fees | 28,717.35 |
| Income - Merchandise | 159.00 |
| Total Income | £33,209.58 |
| TOTAL | £33,209.58 |
| Expenditures | |
| Coaching Expenses | 1,519.99 |
| Child Protection Course | 16.00 |
| Coaching Courses | 281.98 |
| First Aid | 30.00 |
| Total Coaching Expenses | 1,847.97 |
| Dojo Expenses | 131.34 |
| England & GB Support | 1,846.00 |
| Equipment | 127.84 |
| Storeage | 68.29 |
| Total Equipment | 196.13 |
| Exp - Awards Presentation | 986.35 |
| Exp - BJA Gradings etc | 642.00 |
| Exp - Competitions & Trips | 8,738.31 |
| Exp - Judo Suits | 3,101.31 |
| Exp - Merchandise | 495.56 |
| Exp - Tuck Shop | 8.95 |
| First Aid Costs | 252.90 |
| Mileage | 3,160.36 |
| Miscellaneous Expense | 1,378.42 |
| Office Expense | 13.27 |
| Computer-Internet | 513.55 |
| Stationery | 37.99 |
| Total Office Expense | 564.81 |
| Postage and Delivery | 3.80 |
| Professional Fees | 22.60 |
| Rent and Rates | 8,580.00 |
| Repairs and Maintenance | 9.50 |
| Total Expenditures | £31,966.31 |
| NET OPERATING INCOME | £1,243.27 |
| NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE) | £1,243.27 |
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Accrual Basis Wednesday, 4 October 2023 11:55 am GMT+01:00
Independent examiners report on the Accounts of Rushjudo 2022
Nicola Davies has over worked in accounts for over 28 years and has studied AAT.
Nicola has done a review of the cash balances and transactions of Rushjudo with an overview of the Rushjudo accounts from 2015-2022.
18/10/2022
Nicola Davies
Signed