INSPIRATION IN MOTION TRU.STEES' RF.PORT AND AccouNrs YEAR TO 31 o￿oBER 2025 Comwany number 9263730 Charity number 1167669 IIYSPIRATIOIY IN MOTION RF.FF.RENC.E AND ADNtINISTRATEVE INFORMATIO Inspirntion In Motion liegistcred compaThy number 926i730 Registsyed eharfty. 1167669 Principal addrtss Oaklands Hampton Cixffi Ro*1 East Moksey K13 9DA Trustees Peter EyTe Susan l.ji Duncan Milroy Bankers The Cowtive Bank Ske]mersdale WN8 61 INSPIRATION IN MOTION YEAR TO 31 ocfoBER 2025 TRUSTEES, REPORT Th¢ who are also DirectOTS of the L'ompany, arc ple&sed to pre￿ the ¢lev¢nth Repxt and Accounts forthe CTh•rity foryear to 31 (ktobw 2025. Th¢ accounts bavc been Fryared ou an accruals iwis and c(nnpty with the Charity's Memorandum and Articles of Association dated 6 C)ctober 2014 •nd applicabk law. The accounts have been prcpar¢d in accorda￿ with St￿ernent of Recommended PrActic¢ for ("hariiies TrRS102 JanuJry 2022 (Ihc S()RP) and the Llwities Act 2011. The Charity drts noi rwuiTe an audit under company Jaw. but h&$ aTranged an inderthd¢nt ¢wnination of the xcounts which is r¢port¢d on page 7. Reference XDd xdministrAdve inforni*tioD Inspiration In Motion is a clbaritsbl¢ ¢{￿panY limiied by guarntttt and r¢sis¢ercd in F.n8land and WAl¢s. eompany numi*r 9263730. The c4xnpany w•s registued as a chartty in Fth8land and Walcs on 16 June 2016 and has resis*rcd nLrnbcr1167669. The addre55 of the principal office is shown p4e 2. Trustees at the d*e of this r¢p(¢ wbo are also l)irecioTS of the company. 8r¢ also shown on page 2. AII trustees served throughout the year. At the Annual (iencrnl Meeiiag held on 26 July 2025 Duncan IAtlroy rcsigncd under the requirements for roiation set dowTr in the Articlcs of Ik ('h¥xity, and was reknelected. At an Annual (i¢n¢ral Meeting held on 5 July 2026 An&stt%sia 14owarth res1￿Cd and was re-cl¢rted. Stru¢ture. Govtru*Dee and M*Dagemenl The C:hariry is 8ov¢m¢d by a Memorandwn and Articks of Association dated 6 (k￿ber 2014. The Anicles require a minimum of three Truste¢s in (Yder for busines5 to be tr￿Sathe￿ The Tntstees retain responsibility for all transactions of the C'harity. New Trustces are ap￿inted by r¢solution of the Trustees. which must be confirnicd at the next Annual li￿¢Tal M¢ditig; new TTUStees may als() b¢ proposed by McmbeTS of the C'lwity. One third of Trus¢e¢s Tetire by rotstion at ¢&cb Annual (ieneral Meetin& Trusttts retiring by rotation may ￿ re*lcckd The current Members of the C"harity are th¢ Objective5 Acti)ities The obje¢ts of the Charity aTe set out in its Articks of Association: The advancement of the art of danc¢ and other performan￿ arts for the iKn¢fii of the public by any means that the trUS￿e$ may from tim¢ to ti0]¢ d￿]d4 including (but Dot limited io): g) commissioning and supwrting new wrts fn)m individuals and organI￿On￿ and b) promoting the attend￿¢ of dan¢¢ tufoTmances and (rther wf(Yawic¢ aTts F*rticularly amongst those people who may Othe￿ be precluded from doing so by r¢&8on of th¢ir c) SUPWTting educati(fft and training of srudwts in the art of dance and other perfmnance art& Jf(mfJx)Ik The Board ts ¢urr¢nily ￿l¢WIng grani ￿)I1¢Y Eiveft the Charity's objectiv¢ to support young dancers in Ilkraine following Dance for Ukraine fundrdisin8 salas in Februarv 2024 and March 2026. Thc CharitV'5 f(KUS will be on this and (*her FTOJ￿ts SUPPOTting the fuDJre of dance in Uknaine for the fore5¢eable futsjre. Achievements and PerfonnaD¢e ('haTitahle ¢7cITviry The Charity w&s entirely focussed on delivaing its KKOi￿ts in lJkrnine in 2024r25: A new ballet productson of Frederkk Ashton's'La Fllle Mal Gardée. forthe NatSonal Ballet of Ukrdine. to be staged at the Natlonal Opefa House In Kyiv Support for aspirin8 youn8 dan￿r$ ID Ukraine to enable them to ¢Y4ercome the difficulties caused by and pursue thèir trdinif Work continued on both projects which had been ￿)MMenced in 2023r24. Both are aimed at supporting dgnce in the UkTain¢ and countering the movanent of taknt abrcd. Work conlinued with the Tards G. Schevehenko National Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre of Ukra1￿ I'the Theatre'l on preparatk)n for Introduction of Ashton's La F•lle Mal Gardée to the repertory of the National Ballet of Ukraine (tthe Companv). Thi5 culminated in the premiere, held on 12 June 202S. The charity supported external costs of the produrtlon. Specifical￿ producrion rights. set materials and outsourcing of constnjction necessitsted by theatre staff conscription, costume materials and choreo8r3phy and li8htin8 seThice& The final expenditu￿ on this projett was £65.300. The work was very well received by audien￿$ in Kyl¥ and by the Company. It was performed in Ky further 2 times before the end of the 2024125 season. and performances have continued in tht 2026127 season. The work has been èstablished as part of the repertoire of the Company and Theat￿. Support for dan￿ students In ukralne was pursued through the shiwent of donated dancewear. A sponsorship agreement to donate £IO.(K(l of stock purchased from Dancia Intemational (with a retail value of £￿.[￿) had been ne8Otiated wilh Ferrexpo Finano Pk (Ferrexpo) and signed on 18 October 2024. The ￿Ixk donation was completed in November 2024. The Royal Ballet had donated Stock with a retsil 5ak5 value of £57.IXD to the charity in October 2024. with a further donation with tail value £53(KJ in November. In additx)n Freed of LoThJon donated stock with a ￿tall value of £13.300 in November 2024. A C1)-operat￿n agreement was reached with a Ukrainian NGO. NGO Union of Entrepreneur5 Film and Television Industry {Ukraine. Unif*d State Reg￿er 368443561 in April 2025 to allow receipt and distribUt￿n In Ukraine as d*ritable 8ood& Stock wa5 tran5POrted to Ukrdine in May 2025, but the timing meant that distribuDon io dance xhools could not be commenced until the start of the new academic year in September 2025. The stod( has been dbstributed to 7 dan￿ 5th001s across the Country- Kyiv14 schools), Kharkiv, L'viv and Poltava. Whi15¢ m¢)st had been distftbuted before December 2025 final deliverles were made in May 2026. Jr"undvoising Fundrnising is directed at s￿trIC wiiects &$ they arise. The principl fimdratsing this financial yvar has been io supp)rt the cftwity's two projects in Ukrdine. In addition donaiions of £9.400 were ¢eiv¢d in sUp￿rt of general funds of the ¢hwity. The 50wces of furKling can be cl&%sified a5 follow 20￿25 202>24 Gala proceeds Indtvidu31 donations Corporate donations Charity dortations Charity grants Interest 60.434 21,059 17220 ioJKK) 7,724 13 49.957 82.093 Th¢ charity does noi employ pgid fundraiser& n(Y fundrnising organisation& yo1￿/ter$ (iiven the ￿lo￿al nAtutt of its woduclirn activity the eharity docs maintsin a standing 8roup of volunteeffs. However. the charity is extremely srntcful io the Coatribution made by voluniecrs in Sup1￿ of its woductions. Durin8 2023-24 there w•s eon5idcrable sUP￿rt for the PTCAlurtion of the gaia at the IA)ndon P8lladium. Fin4o¢ial Revlew A der￿ll of £16,871 was m&le in the fir￿￿181 yur (2023-24: £10,993 surplus). Ai 31 October 2025 total fimds of the clwity stood at £1,724 (31 Ouober 2024 £18.595). of which £1,088 w&s unrestricted (31 {￿t0￿r 2024 £7.709). R¢s¢rves are defined as unr¢sth¢ted funds available for application {i.¢. excluding fLxed assets amongst other possible adjustments to th¢ unr¢stri¢ted funds totsl): at 31 Iktokn 2025 reserves £1.088 (i l October 2024 £7.7(￿￿). The Clwity has no staff and currently is not Incurring Ongoing funthaising costs. The Bo&rd's polA¢y is that any 'our charitv's accounts as carried out under Kction 145 of ihc CTharil?cs Act 2011 ('*he 2011 Act"). In carriing oui my cxamitiation, I bave followed th¢ DiTertions given bl. the (Tharity Commission (under section 145(5Xb) of the 2011 Art). Independent examiner's statement I have compleied my examination. I confm that no matcrial mattcTS have come to rn), attention which gives m¢ cause to believe thaL' accounting recoriLg were not kept tn aCc￿dancC w'ith SLXtioD IJO of the 2011 Act. or the accounis do not accord with such r¢cords' or the accounis do nol compl). with relevant accounting requirements under the C'hariti¢s (Accounts and Rcports"l R¢guIaiions 2(M)8 other than an!, requirem¢nt thai th¢ acLounts give a 'true and fait, view which is not a matter considered a5 part of an independcni C.xamIr￿tso I haN'e no concerns and have com¢ acros> ni) other matters in connection wllh the euminaiion lo which attention should be drawn in this rewn in ordff io enable a proper understsnding of the a¢¢ounts lo b¢ reached. K /aUe-t-r Signed: Kenneth Leadbcater AC'A 46 Watcr Mill Wav South DaTenth Dartford Kent DA4 9BE INSPIRATION IN MOTION srATEMENf OF FINANCIAL A(ITVITILS FOR THE YEAR TO 31 orfoBER 2025 (in¢orporntiD% ajj income and expenditure actount) Yearto 31 Year to 31 Oaobor 2014 Funds Total Grants (Yonaiions and le￿(leS Income from thoritsble artl¥lttes Intrrest ènd invesD))ent income 25544 34944 21.659 fo)A34 Totsi 9A13 81093 Expendlture 00: A•isin8fund5 Charitable artNifyes 31 66.503 70,Q33 06￿34 71.1(K) Plet Income l{expendlturn} b•foretax Tax payable Net incomé Ilexpendhure) Transfers tyetweefi fvnds Net mo*ment In lunds 116,8ni .10,993 (253yJI 15.740 10.993 115.7401 (6h21 {ts.8ni 10.993 Total fvnds brought forward 7.71)3 iON6 95 7,602 INSPIRATION IN MOTIO1¥4 BALANCT. SHF.ET AS AT 31 ocfoBER 2025 Asat31 Asat31 Ort-24 Current assets Cash at bank and in hand Debtors Stock 2,024 8yS 10.520 Totolcurrent ossets 1024 14865 Liabifrties under I ￿ar Creditors 270 Ntt (urrent assets £T24 18.595 Funds of the thaTIty RestriL1ed fvnds Unrestricted fund5 819 636 10.886 7,709 Totsl fvnds I,n4 In apprtylrq I￿Se ffinancial ststenwity thetrUSte￿ t*ts>•re d*ectorsforthe purpo￿61 ¢ompaty llw. hereby confvm: • that forthe ytarsrated atth* the companyw3s errtjded eXern￿Tr corrfeffeo ty sert*)n 477 ofthe Companles 2￿6. • that n¢ rtoti¢e hasbeen dewgted ètthe wistered ctynp¥tywrsu•nt tosection 476 ofthe Cornpanies Act 20C* requestirythat an audit beconducted fr)rthe￿¥ erthd 31 October 202S: Ihe company as a chaffty is thjt subject to audlt underthe CharIt￿A¢t 2011." •nd • that we aCk￿￿kd8¢ our reswns1bii￿Ity comptyiNdwiihtl* rtwirements Dfthe Compan*sP