## ## ## |O|CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND
AND WALES|CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND
AND WALES|CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND
AND WALES|UPton Junior Football Club
Reoeipts and payments|UPton Junior Football Club
Reoeipts and payments|UPton Junior Football Club
Reoeipts and payments|UPton Junior Football Club
Reoeipts and payments|aooounts|aooounts|||CC16a|CC16a| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||Forthe Period
from||01/07/2020
To|||30/06/2021||||| |||||Unrestrloted
funds|Restrloted
funds||Endowment
funds||Total|funds||Laatyaar|| |||||to the nea real
6|to the|neareat 8|tothe neareatf||to the|nearest|6|to the nearest 6|| |A1 Repel|ts||||||||||||| |Fees||||66993||||||66|993|59|610| |Forrdra/sn|Acllvrilea|||962|||||||||237| |erente||||9153||||||9|153|9|310| |Misc||||612|||||||612||116| |Sub|total (Gmss||income for
AR)|77,720||||||77,726||69,273|| |A2 Asset|snd Investment
sales||||||||||||| |see table .|||||||||||||| ||||Sub total||||||||||| |||Total receipts||77,720|||-||-|n,|729|69,273|| |A3 Pa ments|||||||||||||| |Pach Hire||||32 358||||||32|356|36|873| |Rereofcfra||||15104||||||15|104|21|463| |Le
oe 8 Match||Fees||2738||||||2|738|6|249| |parer||||5623||||||5|623|8|538| ||||Sub total|55,823||||||55,823||73,143|| |A4 Asset|snd Investment||||||||||||| |urohases,||ses table|||||||||||| ||||Sub tote/||||||||||| |||Total payments||55,8n|||-||-|55,623||n,|143| |Net ofrecelptsf(payments)||||21,897||||||21,897||3,870|| |ABTransfers||between|funds||||||||||| |AB Cash|funds last year and|||1,050||||||1,050||4,920|| |Cash funds this|||year end|22 947||||||22,947||1,050|| |||||||~|~|||||||~ ~|| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||||||Unrestrloted||||Restrloted||Endowment| |||;aiar/ories|||Detail|||||funds||||funds|funds| ||||||||||to|nearest||9|to|llscfsst 9|to nearest
9| |Bt Cash|funds||||Not Assets||||||22,94/||||| |||||||Total|cash funds||||22,947||||| ||||||(as ras|twfancr rrath rscslptr||wld psnll sat ~|||||||| |||||||||sccconr/sy|||||||| ||||||||||Unrastrioted||||Restrlotad||Endowment| |||||||||||funds||||funds|funds| ||||||Details||||to|nearest||4|to|nearest r.|to nearest t| |B2Other|monetary assets||||||||||||||| ||||||Details||||Fund ta which
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Zg-| ## |Names ofthe charity|trustees who|manage|the charity|||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||||Dates acted if|Name ofperson (or||| |Trustee name|Office (ifany)||||not for whole|body) entitled to||| ||||||year|a|oint trustee|Ifan| |Chris Disley|Treasurer||||N/A|||| |Lindsay Carrington|Secretary||||N/A|||| |Susan Terry|Chartered|Standard|&Compliance|Officer|N/A|||| |Sean Whitfield|Chairperson||||N/A|||| ## |Description ofthe charity's trusts|Description ofthe charity's trusts|Description ofthe charity's trusts|||| |---|---|---|---|---|---| ||Type of|governing
document|Constitution||| ||How the|charity is constituted|Constitution
ofa Charitable
Incorporated
Organisation
whose only voting
members are its charity trustees||| ||Trustee selection methods||10.Appointment
ofcharity trustees||| ||||(1) Apart from the first charity trustees,
every trustee must be appointed||for a| ||||term of3years by a resolution
passed at a properly convened
meeting ofthe||| ||||charity trustees.||| ||||(2) In selecting
individuals
for appointment|as charity trustees, the charity|| ||||trustees
must have regard to the skills, knowledge
and experience
needed||for| ||||the effective administration
ofthe CIO.||| |Additional
governance
Issues (Optional
information)|||||| |You may choose to include
additional
information,
where
relevant, about:|||The Club isgoverned
by an Executive Committee
(the committee)
whose
members
are elected
in accordance
with the Constitution
at the Club's Annual
General Meeting. The committee
meets as required,
usually
bi-monthly
and
minutes
are recorded.||| |~|policies and|procedures
adopted|||| ||for the induction
and training of||In addition to the Constitution
the Club has|policies that cover welfare, training|| ||trustees;||and match day protocols, volunteer
onboarding
and financial governance.||These| |~|the charity's|organisatlonal|policies are reviewed
annually
and published|on the Club website.|| ||structure
and any wider network
with which the charity works;||The Club has close ties with local football pitch providers
including
the Upton
Parish Council, the Dale Barracks and a number of local schools and leisure||| |~|relationship|with any related|facilities.||| ||parties;||||| |~|trustees'
consideration
ofmajor||||| ||risks and the|system and|||| ||procedures to manage them.||||| |||~ ~|||| |Summary ofthe objects ofthe
charity set out in Its governing
document|||1. To provide
a safe, inclusive environment
and football related activities.
2.
To provide coaching that is appropriate|for all its players to enjoy football
for, and ofbenefit to, all players|| ||||regardless oftheir ability.||| ||||3.
To support the Club's volunteers
and ensure that they all receive the||| ||||training
and equipment
that they need|to perform their duties on behalf of|| ||||the Club.||| ||||4.
To provide strong financial governance|thus ensuring
that all the Club's|| ||||financial
responsibilities
can be met.||| ||||5.
To work closely with the FAat all levels|and to uphold
the values and|| ||||principles ofthe Respect campaign||| ## ## |You may choose to include further|You may choose to include further|You may choose to include further|You may choose to include further|Volunteers
-the majority ofClub volunteers
are relatives (parents, guardians,|| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |statements,
where relevant, about:||||grandparents,
siblings) ofthe players, and because ofthis the Club has a strong|| |~|policy on grantma||king;|community
presence
and agenda.
All volunteers
are given the skills, support|| |~|policy programme||related|and qualifications
required to fulfil their role, paid for by the Club.|| ||investment;|||Volunteers
are provided
with Club attire which not only ensures their welfare|| |~|contribution|made|by|while pitch side, but also fulfils a critical role in child welfare as coaches can|| ||volunteers.|||always be identified
as being affiliated
with the Club.|| |||||Coaching volunteers
contribute
on average 3-4 hours per week to training|| |||||sessions and match supervision
as well as pre- and post-training
match|| |||||preparation
and administration.|| |||||Members ofthe Executive Committee
are also connected to the Club and their|| |||||contribution
is usually
in addition to coaching. Executive Committee
members|| |||||can contribute
anywhere
from 3-20 hours per week to Club activities.|| |Summary ofthe main||||Summary ofthe main achievements
ofthe charity during the year:|| |achievements
the year||ofthe|charity during|The 2020/21 season continued
to be overshadowed
by the Covid pandemic
the Club had to make a number ofadjustments
to protocols and procedures|and
to| |||||ensure that it could operate safely and effectively
within government|| |||||guidelines.|| |||||The Club:|| |||||~
Completed
risk assessments
to ensure compliance
with Government
and|FA| |||||Covid guidelines.
Worked with local facility providers to implement
the|| |||||necessary safeguarding
protocols.|| |||||~
Received funding to assist with the provision ofPPE for all volunteers|| |||||~
Registered
over 520 players and over 100volunteers.|| |||||~
Secured considerable
fundraising
from local businesses to support
our|| |||||teams with match
kit, supporting
inclusiveness
by ensuring
that all players|| |||||are provided
with the same attire.|| |||||Teams:|| |||||~
Upton JFC Girls section continued
to grow with over 100girls playing|| |||||regularly
across 8age groups, 7 playing
in the Cheshire
Girls League and one|| |||||training
only group.|| |||||~
The Upton JFC"Footy 4Females" registered
2teams playing
recreational|| |||||football
in the Inspire League.|| |||||~
Both the Open Age team's (over 18's) and the Vets team, (over 30/35) had|| |||||their third successful season
in their respective
C&WF leagues.
All teams
won their respective
leagues with the Open Age 1"team moving
into the|| |||||Cheshire
League.|| |||||Generally,
we had feedback from parents and guardians
that the Club had|| |||||provided
a safe haven for their children
during such a challenging
time.|| ## ##