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2020-12-31-accounts

Medway Park Judo Club

REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31[ST] DECEMBER 2020

The Trustees of Medway Park Judo Club present their annual report for the year ended 31[st] December 2020 and accounts for year ended 31[st] December 2020 and confirm they comply with the Charities Act 2011, the trust deed and the Charities SORP (FRS 102).

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

To provide the highest quality of Judo coaching for everyone of all ages and abilities, irrespective of their social, ethnic, religious, economic or disability backgrounds. To provide Judo activities in an inclusive safe, open and welcoming environment, conducted by qualified coaches adhering to the highest standards of good practice. To promote the ideals and principles of the sport of Judo, and to promote a healthy lifestyle by encouraging participation in sporting activity. To provide opportunities for the development of participants, including coaches, volunteers and officials. To foster the development of all judoka, from social club players up to national and international competitors.

OUR OBJECTS

Medway Park Judo Club Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) is established for charitable purposes only, and in particular the objects of the CIO are:

OUR TRUSTEES

The Trustees of Medway Park Judo Club CIO are Terry Malkinson, John Malkinson and Natalie Alston.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

The Executive Committee Members of Medway Park Judo Club CIO are Terry Malkinson (Chairman), Natalie Alston (Treasurer), John Malkinson (Secretary) and Margaret Bridges (Club Welfare Officer and Senior Administrator). Other General Committee roles include Volunteer Coordinator, Membership Officer, Grading Officer, Competitions Officer and Session Lead Coaches.

REVIEW OF ACTIVITES AND ACHIEVEMENTS

COVID‐19 Pandemic

2020 was a very challenging year as a result of the COVID‐19 pandemic, which had a profound impact on the lives of everyone and had long‐term and ongoing effects on participation in sport. Indoor, contact activities such as Judo were among the sports for which imposed restrictions were most extensive and

long‐lasting. Medway Park Judo Club were unable to offer any Judo sessions at all between 16[th] March 2020 and 6[th] September 2020, inclusive. Government and NGB restrictions allowed for limited provision (socially distanced non‐contact solo exercise for groups of up to 15) between 7[th] September 2020 and 4[th] November 2020, inclusive, and we were able to offer two junior and one senior session per week on a pre‐booked basis, but there was limited uptake from members. Sessions were briefly resumed for juniors only (two sessions per week) from 7[th] December 2020 until the Christmas closure after 17[th] December 2020.

Membership and Fees

Judo coaching is delivered regularly six days per week (Mon‐Sat) through ten classes meeting the needs of various age groups and abilities. Our provision was limited by the COVID‐19 pandemic (see above). The total Club Membership number at the end of the period covered by this report could not reliably be estimated as the impact of the COVID‐19‐imposed closures and restrictions on participation were uncertain.

Our fees remain as below:

Member Session Fee: £2.00

Non‐Member Session Fee: £2.50

Annual Junior Membership Fee: £15.00

Annual Senior Membership Fee: £28.00

Annual Family Membership Fee: £40.00

NB ‐ There has been no increase to our membership or session fees since 2008.

Classes/Sessions

We continue to deliver ten classes over six days per week (Mon‐Sat) meeting the needs of a variety of age groups and abilities ensuring equitable access for all. Our provision was limited by the COVID‐19 pandemic (see above). Statistics correspond to the period up until 14[th] March only.

Day Session Ability Time Average
Attendance
Member:Non‐
Member
Monday Juniors (8‐15) Intermediate/Advanced 19.00‐20.15 11 31:1
Seniors (14+) Intermediate/Advanced 20.15‐21.30 6 8:1
Tuesday Juniors (5‐9) Novice/Beginner 19.00‐20.15 8 23:1
Seniors (14+) Novice/Beginner 20.15‐21.30 12 5:1
Wednesday Juniors (5‐11) All abilities 19.00‐20.15 20 44:1
Thursday Juniors (8‐15) All abilities 19.00‐20.15 11 8:1
Seniors (14+) All abilities 20.15‐21.30 7 9:1
Friday Juniors (5‐14) All abilities 19.00‐20.15 12 2:1
Seniors (14+) All abilities 20.15‐21.30 1 7:1
Saturday Juniors (5‐11) All abilities 9.30‐10.30 14 11:1

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Coaches

All Medway Park Judo Club coaches are accredited by the British Judo Association and UKCC, and hold up‐to‐date Disclosure and Barring Service checks, First Aid and Safeguarding and Protecting Children Certificates.

In the period covered by this report two coaches progressed to UKCC Level 1. One member is currently undertaking the UKCC Level 1 qualification.

Officials

Eight Medway Park Judo Club members currently give up their time on a voluntary basis to aid in the running of competitions, gradings and other events.

Extended External Roles and Key Appointments

Terry Malkinson is the current Kent County President and Kent County Coach

John Malkinson is the current Southern Area Vice‐Chairman, Southern Area Male Squad Manager, Member of the Southern Area Promotions and Kata Sub‐Committees, Kent Male Squad Manager and Regional England Development Squad support coach

Natalie Alston is the current Southern Area Female Squad Manager and Kent Squad Manager

Club Performance

No judo competitions or other events were possible after the British Schools Championships on 14[th] /15[th] March due to the COVID‐19 pandemic. A number of events earlier in the year were also cancelled or postponed. In the reporting period representatives of Medway Park Judo Club competed at a total of 4 events, winning a total of 10 medals:

A number of club members remain representatives of the Regional England Development Squad, Southern Area Squad and/or Kent Squad. Two club members are also representatives of the Police Sport UK National Squad.

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Medway Park Judo Club participates in the British Judo Association Grading Pathway. Opportunities for players to grade was significantly limited by the COVID‐19 pandemic. A total of 13 sho, mon and kyu grade promotions were made in the period covered by this report.

While there were virtually no opportunities for competitive promotion through the Dan grades in 2020 due to the COVID‐19 pandemic, players have continued to accumulate points towards their next promotion at Dan gradings held in January‐March.

Events Hosted

The hosting of events at Medway Park Judo Club and at Medway Park Leisure Centre was significantly limited by the COVID‐19 pandemic. A number of events were scheduled then postponed or cancelled. Events/courses that ran in the January‐March period are listed below:

Signed: Trustee Print: JOHN MALKINSON

Signed: Trustee Print: NATALIE ALSTON

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Medway Park Judo Club Year Ended 31st December 2020

Income & Expenditure Account

Income
Mat Fees
Refreshments
Sales
Membership Fees
Hire
Competition Fees
Grading Fees
Course Fees
Expenditure
Rent
Trips
British Judo Association
Equipment & Materials
Refreshments
Volunteer Expenses
Course & Competition Fees
Post, Telephone & Internet
Printing & Stationery
Repairs & Renewals
Cleaning
Accountancy Fees
Club Sundries
Zettle Card Payment Fees
Excess of Income over Expenditure
2080
0
456
1041
135
15
327
0
4054
1843
75
138
1448
21
103
468
664
66
0
418
198
94
21
5557
‐1503
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 2020 ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
8790
0
1539
1463
776
210
997
160
13935
3906
449
980
1897
355
30
0
311
463
0
1285
186
90
0
9953
3982
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 2019 ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
8790
0
1539
1463
776
210
997
160
13935
3906
449
980
1897
355
30
0
311
463
0
1285
186
90
0
9953
3982
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 2019 ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
3982