2022-03-31-accounts

	Names ofthe charit	Names ofthe charit	y trustees who ma	nage the char(ty
	Trustee name		Office (Ifany)	Dates acted ifnot forwhole	Name ofperson (or body) entitled to a oint trustee ifan
	Frances Blackmore			Joined board oftrustees
				in December 2021
	Grace Davie
	Elaine Davies
	Jennifer Ellis
	Katherine		Treasurer
	McDonald
	Joanna Mimmack		Secretary
	Charlotte	Payne	Web Secretary
8	Sara Smart		Chair
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				Founded in 1868,the Reid Trust was set up to promote the
				education ofwomen in the United Kingdom. The Trust continues
Summary ofthe objects charity set out in its governing document			ofthe	this mission today by supporting the further education ofwomen who have been educated in the UK at secondary or tertiary level, or both, and who wish to pursue further education, training, or research in the UK at an appropriate educational establishment.
				Applicants do not need to have been born in the UK.
				The trustees invite applicants to submit applications via the on-line
				application form on the Trust's website usually once every two
				years (https:llwww. thereidtrust. co.uk). The deadline for submission
				ofapplications is set at the end of May, and trustees then meet in
				the following July to decide on the disbursal of individual awards of
				between 8250 and 81500.These awards are intended to support
				the further education, normally at postgraduate level, ofthe
				successful applicants. Typically, the awards are used to cover
				course fees, in part or whole, travel costs within the UK, or to
Summary ofthe main				contribute to the costs ofchildcare or other caring responsibilities.
activities undertaken		for	the
public benefit ln relation			to	The trustees' regard to the Charity Commission guidance on public
these objects (include		within		benefit is evident in their work to further the purpose ofthe Trust by
this section	the statutory			the regular distribution ofawards. Trustees are responsible for
declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit)				reading all applications submitted to the Trust as well as all references and any other material that supports individual applications. At the July meeting, trustees discuss each application in turn and make their selection taking into consideration the quality ofthe application and the strength ofthe supporting references as
				well as the circumstances ofthe individual applicant.

Section D Achievenients and perforniance TAR MOf¢h 2012

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year			In the period under report, the major achievement ofthe Reid Trust has been the disbursal oftwenty-one individual awards that in total amounted to 225,800.
			The awards supported different levels of postgraduate study	in a
			wide range ofdisciplines at institutions across the UK. These
			include: PhDs in History (King's College London), English
			Literature (Cardiff University), Fine Art (Slade School ofArt,
			London), Criminology (Cambridge University), Public Health
			(School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London), and Music
			(Royal College of Music, London); MScs in Building Surveying
			(Northumbria University), Wildlife Biology (Edinburgh Napier
			University), Applied Mathematics (Imperial College, London),
			Psychology (King's College, London, and the University of
			Greenwich), and Global Maternal Health (City of London
			University); MSts in Women' s, Gender and Sexuality Studies
			(Oxford University), and International Relations (Cambridge
			University); an MRes in Biosciences (Cardiff University); an MMus
			in Music Performance (Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama,
			Cardiff); and a Diploma in Education (Birmingham City University).

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81Cash	funds				Current account						7,785
							Total cash			funds	7,755
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82 Other	monetary assets
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83Investment		assets			COIF	Chenuss	Ethical )nveetment			Fund	Rekl Trust					tI5,739
					COIF	Charities	Ethrcal Investment			Fund	Rwd Trust					4,987
					Details						Fund to which asset be(on s	~t(~			5	Cur'rent value 0 one
84Assets retained for			the
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86 Llablllttes
Signed by one ortwo trustees behalf of all the trustees			on				Signature				Print	Name				Date of 8 royal
											Katherine	McDonald				18.01.2023
											Sara Cathenne		Smart			18.01.2023
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