ISLE OF ELY ROWING CLUB CIO
Registered Charity Number: 1174226
REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Contents
Trustee Report
Pages 1 to 5
Independent Examiners Report Page 6
Accounts
Page 7
Page 8
Notes to the Accounts

Trustees. Annual Report for the period
Peri(xl start date
toiifrh
Jan
| I PerKid end dats
fj(Jr) Ul
From
01
To 31
2024
Section A
Reference and administration details
Charity name
Isle of Ely Rowing Club
Other names charity is known by
,'Regi5tered Gharity number (If any)
1174226
Charlty's princlpal address
2 Collier Close
Ely
Postcodo
C86 3WX
Names of the charlty trusteos who manage the charity
Date8 actsd Fl not for whol8
Offi¢• {Ff aTry}
Name of person (or body> •n14U•d
Int trustg
Ilan
Trustee naTh
Susan King
Te￿$a Aslett
Kasia Brzoska
Ghristian
Sch051ancl
Chair
Trustee
Ttustee
TrL￿te8
Nicholas Johnson
William Bertram
Trustee
Trustee
Names of th# trustees for the ¢harlty, rf any, (for èxampEe. any custodian trustees)
Name
Dates act8d if not lor wholÈ
Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information}
of advi$Èr
Name
Adflress
Name ol chlef exe¢Lrtlve or names of senior staff mem bers (Optional infomiation}
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Section B
Structure, governance and management
Description of the charlty's trusts
Constitution, Sch8rhè of Delegation
Type of govatniryj document
¥ deei
istllitior
How thè chatity is conslitut&Y
Chgrilable Incorporated Organisation
Trust&8 selection methods
[gg. apDThllTeo Dy, e￿lea [￿. '
Election by mernber5 at AGM
Additional governanc8 issues (Optional Informatlon)
Members are actively encouraged to support the club by becomlng either
a member of thè managemeDt Gornmittee or a trustee. This is done by
emai15 to all members on the run up to our AGMS. offering to have a chat
wtth those interested and also providrng a link to the Charilies Commis5yon
website.
Once appointed as a trustee the club has a Tru$te8s' Hahdbook giviThy
help and guidan￿ to new trustetts.
You may ch£K￿? to indude
add¥tional inforrnation, where
relevan( about
policies and procedures
adopted for the induction and
training of twstees.,
the charity's organi$ational
struckuie and any wider
network wrth which the charity
works;
• rel8tion5hip with any related
parties-
tNstee5' con5ideralion of
major risk5 and the system
and procedures to manag&
The trustees delegate the day-t(Fday rvnnirLg of the club to ttte
management cornrnittee (who are elected by the rnembers at the AGM).
However, some matters a￿ reserved to the trustees as set OLrt in our
constrlLrtion.
Ely College holds a corporate m8mbership with the Glub which enables us
to support our School Rowing s85sion giving pupils access to our sport
through weekly rowing Sessions.
Through regular meetings and reporting by the managernent committee
the trustees have an active oversight of any risks.
Section C
Ob'ectives and activities
The promotion of community PartÈcipation in healthy reore*"on for the
benefit of the inhabitants of Ely and surrounding aieas by the proviston of
facilities for rowing.
Summary ofthe objects of the
charity set out In its
90verning documèllt
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The club's activities for the F)ublic benefft centre aTound three Yna5n
th8m8s - Taster Swions and Learn-t￿ROW ¢ournes for the general
public, youth coaching and rowing for our Junior memters section, Ely
College and East Anglia Youth Rowin9, and coaching and general rowing
for our adult members.
We ran taster sessions during the Easter holidays for those on the dub's
ju nior waiting list.
We ran one learn-tO-TOW course for adults in 2024 and hai5 20 peO￿e
attend These courses are open with no restrtction5 to Participatlon and
they appeal to a wide range of people. We had our higl)est sign up after
this course of 90QA.
Summary of the
main
actlvlties undertaken for the
public b8nefft In relation to
these objects (Include withln
thls section the statutory
declaration that truslees have
had regard to the guidance
Issued by the
Charity
Comrn is5ion
yn
publie
benefrt)
Our work with Ely College (which began in 2018) coth.nues and in 2024
we offered around 32 Students the opportunity to row. Several of these
students have gone on to be members and race for the dub. Thè Ely
College rowing gets support from Catnbridge University Boat Club as wèll
as the Boat Ra￿ Company. There also ha5 been a relatFonship formed
between Ely College 8nd Kings Ely School in so far as the college lends
Kings Ely a boat and in exchango one of Kings Ely co&ches attenrls the
Coljegè wèekday rowing session8
We have also developed links with East Anglia YoLrth Rowing an
organisa*"on who helped us run the inspirational days at Cambridge
Untversrty Boat Club.
Our clufi junior se55Tons take place on Sunday morDings. These are
attended by children of all different backgrounds and sporti.ng ability.
For adult members we hold coached and sUpe￿Ised sessions on a
Saturclay moming to improve new m8mbers rowing skills aTvJ etsnfiden¢e
after they'va graduated from our leam-to-row courses. In addition, we
hold timèd rowing sessions monthty. Th85e are well attended not only for
those who use it as a training tool for racing but those who are waTrting to
challenge thernsalves to improve each rnonth. Thesa sessions are in
a(Idition to the reg￿L8r Saturday moming sessions giving members 85
many opportunrties as possible to enjoy their sport.
Additional details of objectlves and activitles {Opttonal infomatlon)
ContrFbuti
n rnade b volu
Our club is entirely volunteer led and operated. This extends to
membership of the rnanagernent cornmittee, being a tntstee, keeping the
srte tidy, running and assith.ng Wkth Goached sessions. DIY job5 aroun
the club, coaching. launch driving. . We fijndraise, we run ap￿ rgc6s for
the entire raG4ng comrnunlty, the list goes on, Wkth far tcx) rnany to
mention. Imthout the regular sUPPOrt of our rnernbers, we simply would
not wn.
You may ch¢xise to include
rther statements. wher8
relevant, aLM)ut:
policy on gr8ntrnaking:
policy programme relat
investrnent:
ntrFbulion rnade by
volunteers.
Section D
Achievements and performance
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Section D
Achievements and performance
1h
Summary of the maln
achievements of thè charlty
durlng the year
The club celebrated its 20 anniversary and the memberEhip numbers
remain stable
We have host&d and rLin th¥0 event5 - th• Head Race Bnd the Great
Ouse Mar*hon in 2024. Both gathered w4de participation from the
region and nationwide.
We continue to offer rowing opportunities to rnambers whether for
competitive rowlng or fjtne5s and social benefits.
We have refurbished one of our quadg and three doubles and three
5iThgles this year. We have also bought an eight, a COX￿ four and quad
blade5.
We ordere(12 new Cailet boat5 for our junior5 last year which artived in
2024 and wer8 partially grant fiJnd￿.
We have continued our schools rowing sèssions bringing rowing to
students from state funded education which is such a rare opportunity in
the UK.
We have Gpntknued to improve our site and have purchased a new
lawnmowèr, chairs and 8150 landing Stage matting.
We also had a ri)y?I vi51t from the Duke ot Gloucester
Section E
Financial review
The club sets annual budgets to ensure the smooth Tunning of the club
ard funds are set aside annually to ensure the continued investrnent in
our facilities and equipment for the tserbefft of members. We are ¢urrently
writin
a reserves
olic
Brlef stst8ment of the
harity's policy on reserthfe5
Details of any f unds matertaEIy
In deficlt
None
Further flrwncial review detalls (Optional Information)
The club's principal sources of fvnds ar8 by way of rnembers, annual
sub5CriPtions; breakfast sessions: Learn to Row courses and our open
ratss <Gre* Ouse Marathon & Ely Head Racè).
The c5ub is currently Catching up on rafurbishrnents which wer& ddayed
following ¢ovid and 50 the club ha$ spent £2.5k more than tt broLFght in
this year in clearing the Iiacklog. This year we have therefore eaten into
our reseNes by about 1 OOA. We are currently in the process of writing a
reseNes policy in order to ¢etail how much we need to have in reservè
moving forwards.
The Club does not rnake financial Tnvestments but does hold Surplus cash
in a savings account with a Nakn"onwid8 8uilding Society wnding
purchase of physical assets for use by the club.
You may cbo05e to Include
addTtional infO￿at1(￿. where
relevant about.
the Charity's prbncipal
sources of fvnds {including
any fundraising);
how expenditure has
supported the key objectives
of the charity;
investment policy and
objectives incLuding any
8thical investment policy
adopted.
Section F
Other optional information
Section G
Declaration
Thè truste8s declare that they havo approved the tru5tees' report above.
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Signed on b8half of the charity's trustees
Slgnature(s>
Full name(sl
Position leg Secretary,
Chair, et¢)
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NIGtIILb JMkA
Datg
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March 2012

Independent Examinerfs Report on the accounts ot
Isle of Ely Rowing Club
For the yepr ended 31 December 2024
Set out OTr the followlng p•Ee$ numbèred 7 to 8
Respect(ve responslbllltles of the trustee5 and examlner
The charlt*s truste@5 are re5pon$i ble for the preparation of th* accaunts. Th2 chariV5 trustees
corisider thBt a n audit is not reguired for thi5 pEriod utpder spction 144 of the Charitie5 Act 20 IL (Thp
Cha rities Act) and that an IhdppEndent examination is needed.
It15 my re5pon5ibility to:
Examlmè thè a¢cDunts v nder section 145 of the Charftles Aet
To follow the proce dures lald down the general Directions given by the Charlty CornrTJiS5iori
{uncler section 145(5)Ib) of t he CharlllÈs Att
To state vihether partlculèr matter5 havo come to my ?ttention.
Bas15 of Independent examinerfs statement
My Ék31711113tion was cairied out in accordènce wlth eeneral DirectroThs grven by the Charlty
CommSsslon. An èX3minatlDn includes 3 review of the accounting r•cor(15 k8pt by the clu b and
omp?ri5o n of the èCCQLrnts presented wlth those rEcord5. It a150 incl udes conside ratlon of any
unusual items or dr5cI osures ird the accouAts, aAd soèking è%pla nation 5 from the com mittee
concernrnE 3 ny Skkth m4tter5. The prO￿dlIres undertaken do not provbdg alj the evidence that
would be requirod in an aud It, and tor15￿4UPr7tIY no opinion is given as to whèiher thE accounts
prèsent a 'true and fai¢ view and the report 15 limited to those matters set Q14t ID the statement
belgw.
Independen:t examfner's statement
In connection wit h my Èxam inatian. no matte r ha5 corne to my attènt lon
which 8ive5 me reasonable caLFSe to bel leve that in 3 ny matérial r85pect. the requireme nts:
to kèEp aecDuntinB r@cDrd5 ID accordance with sectlon 130 of thè Chadtiè5 Act. and
to prepar8 acc<)unts which accord wlth the accouhtlng records corrjply with the
accou nting requpremeThts of Ihe Char611es Att havè llot bE8n mét: or
2. to whlch, in my oplnltsn, attentlDn Sho ulcl be drawn in order to e nable a proper understa ndinB of
the ircount5 to be reached.
Nirk Pollinglon
Dated: 21 May 202$

Isle of Ely Rowing Club- Charty No 1174226
Accounts 1st J3nyary te 315t Decernber
2024
Unrestrlcted
Furbd
Re5ttrted
Fund5
Toial
PrLor Year
Retdpts
Sub5CTiPtitirts
Donaiiofis & lewles
m8fflb￿￿ Se￿￿e5 t)onètions & Lw¢le5
CILstJ op¢iatiDn5
. D(￿atIO[l5 & Le8aEie5
FundrdLSiN8
. ckniatlons & LegBcie5
dra$inÉ
Ot1￿￿ Tradin8 Attivitie5
SuètDtol
£36,991
£IIW7
É¥402
É2,971
£19,301
£72*72
£3A991
£t?.(￿l7
É¥402
E2.971
£19.301
£71671
£34.201
Ell 113
É4,Pn5
27,121
£0
E78341
and SrNQ5trnEM rEtelpts
Irbteie51
£3Ib51
É75.723
£3,051
È7S.723
Totol ￿e[￿￿ts
EO
E78.241
4 PJymeTrts
5ubs¢rtpilons
Membei ser44kos
Club ope¢tiD
FundTrÈ5irt$
£758
É7,534
£32,327
£9,396
Éso,o
£758
E7.534
£32,327
É9.396
£50￿
£0
E&132
£28.187
É9.3DI
£45.6ZO
Subtotsl
A4 455W IrrdÈ$l￿t purchY4e5
£29,788
£a.397
£33.1
£8￿¢1#
TQtol pu￿rnEnts
È79J03
E3,397
£S3,2(Xl
£S4.123
*¢1ptyment￿lpts
.È4.080
.£3J97
.É7N77
£14.118
A5 Tr4rthr5 bEtweert fuThd&
¥tJ
A6 Cash fynds Ixti&Jr end
£11&719
£3397
£132.1
£97,99B
fvnds #t this ytttr
E114,6>9
£0
É114.639
£121116
stBned #Jn bebll 01 tle Tru5Te&,
Prirrted Namè
kt¥SI A IJ
5i8nEd orh behall of the Tru5tee5
Prlnted N anie
Datè

Isle of Ely Rowing Club [registered charty No 1174226)
Note5 to account5 01 January to 31 De￿mber 2024
L Acojyntlng p*ltsd
These accounts cover the 12 months from l January to 31 December 2024.
2. Actountin8 p)Ilttes
The Trustees have approved two ft>rrnal accountirbs wlicies:
Act¢unts to be ptepared on a re￿Ipts and payments b3sI5.
Assets ats defined ag btyats and bladÈs; and other ÈqLJ ipmÈnt costlng £StX) or more.
The accounts are analy5ed uDdei the following hEadings;
Subscri
oris
membership sutscriptiorks ard any 3SSOt1at￿ refunds pald by or to
members of Ihe clta b.
Member services
income and costs relating tQ 5ervice5 pr¢vided to members It ak)
addilional cost.
Clubo
eration5
revetbue tts5ts and any asso¢iate¢l income or refuThds relatlng to
running the clu b, including sub5criptlVn5
the club p3Y5 to varicws rowins orsani5atiorbS.
FuTrdraisI
Irtcome and cost5 relating to other 50urce5 Of funds,
InclLadlng grants and d(matF0Th5, specific fundraising Bttivities.
and organlslng lowing races open to other clubs.
Events are now classed as Fundraisin£ other trading for Charity commi55ion only
l Restrfcted ftrnds
Restricted funds were used to purchèse 2 junior ¢adÈt boats
The income and payrnents r*latihg to this are rètorded In the accounts 35 follow5:
ie5tricted inrome
restricted fund5
th from tlub funds
£3,397
re51rlcted expenditure
Asset Purchase
£3,397
Year*v(f Balance
£0
£0