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REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1187732 Report ￿the Tru51ees ar Unttudited Finan¢iol Stdkments for the Year Ended 31 J4Jr6uary 2025 Swikh Th Pl¢Jy FovndJii•n Harts bmited Weslrnirtstsr H<Kpse l O Weslminstrer Rottd Macdesi*ld Cheshire SKIOIBX

Swrtch The Play Foundation tCntefits af thé Fin•h¢i41 Slatemehts for the Year Ethd¢d 31 J¥n¥4ry 2025 Pugè R4￿rt of lh• Trusl••s I to io IDd•penden Ex¢Jminer s Report *atem¢nt •f FinMn¢i#l AdiwtiO$ aalance Sh¢¢t Qtsh Flow Slatement N&es to the Ca$h Flaw StoF•m•nl Nol¢s to lh¢ Finan¢ial Stthom8nts 16 to 2T Det4ild Staloment ot ￿￿￿￿¢1￿4 Adivilies 22

Swiith The Play Fovnd4i?n Rèport olihe Trusltes Eorlhe Year Ended 31 January 2025 The tru#¢¢s pr¢s•ni th•lr roport wrfh the finaitttl thatements of the chtsrity f¢r the year ended 31 January 2025. The truslees have adopted the provisions of Accountin9 ¢nd Reporting by Chorltl¢¥. Sl•tr•meni ¢f Reeammended Prodite applieable tc tharities preparing their oce<Kvtt5 in accordance the Finamal Repottin9 St(thdtsrd opplieoble in the UK RepLé)lic of Ireland IFRS 1021 leffethve l Januory 20191. OBJEcfivES AND ACTJVMES Objedives und aims Switch the Play Foundation is the UK'S ¢nly tharTty dedKufed to yjpporhng oll spartspeopl2 Irrspethve ¢f thèir sport. bcKkground or slage of th¢ir sportin9 coreer wjth thtrjr $￿Cessful transition into life outde Of 8)¢rt. Having bee e51oblithod 0$ a $eei41 entèrprise in 2014 we converted to tharitroble 5totUs in Febfvary 2020 with the ¢spir¢titx ot hJrther growin9 our Impad. We or• prtyJd ¢vtrr time to have bulk a r¢putohon e$ a erèdlblè and trust￿ supporter, partner und collcL)orotor for sp¢rting or9oru50titJll5 ond sportspeople alike. O¥t vlsl#tt ts tt wèrld where every othlete hrNes thr(￿gh oTrd beyond sport. Our mi$$i•n 15 to empower qll %portspeople to be their bes Ihr<)U9h dnd beyond sport, prgwdlng l)¢st-In4o person-C8rtred trttiftingl learning and wpport. Our ¢haritable purpos¢ is to.. Advance education by supporting the education and tr4ining of sportspeople who req¥lr¢ ¢s$10otKg fln¢n<iolly or ¢thtrwtsé ic hlp them to pursue careers OLrfsidÈ sport. &Jpport sportspeople both retir¢d who fare octive in Comwi￿t sport, who ure at risk of éxprienung or are experieMng POOT mental health. Why ne¢d8d There is a hidden majo¥ity of hi9h perf¢rmitlg sportsF)pople who need wr Appart. In strivin9 for Olympi¢ Paralympic SUC￿55 or Jhe hgheo performances in profssi•hthl s￿rt, fans, sporting organisthions. csnd brands ¢xpe¢Tr ¢ kw9¢ om¢unt fr￿ othletes. They make huge socritices to pursue g sP<Jrting gcal. They pvtr their bodi￿ on the line, gNe up careers and make huge per50nol compromises or medals or sp¢rtin9 succes8 th(tt bén•f¥t thè well a5 the athletes themselves. C<knary to populor belief these yJcrifice5 rarety lead to Icng on¢J ￿¢¢54￿1 sporhng careers that also set people vp for their fives bey¢Jnd sport. Thè ee is overwhelrning.. - Mostr Your￿ spcrtspeople an a trulent pothway fttil to reath the top level in their sport. For example, 9P/o of former elite academy fo¢)tsgller5 now aged 21-26 failed to rnake a sin9le Premier Lets9VO Ppeoro￿e. - Mo# sportspeople den't meke fift thangiNg sums of money through playlng sport. For exumple, a BBC Survey of arthsh Elite Sp¢rtswom¢n highlighted that more than 4￿/0 e¢m 1¢$$ thon £1 0,000 per amum through playing sport with 600/0 eomin9 less th￿ £20.000 pa. Athletes are earning less than the national liliin9 wage lo ploy ct the very top of their sport ntionolly and sometimes internalion411y. - The sporting coreers of rnosP 5POrtspeople do not end on their end temiL Over 70a/ty of 3portspeople retire through injury. de-selecli¢n or th¢ir ￿1)trac1 noi ￿Ing rtfièwed. Moking the trqn51on to Irf• b•ygnd wrts is Lallenging ¢znd imputh upon th2 mentol heahh tsnd welll)eing of sportspeople. 52Q/o of tTrwe who ployed sport profess¢onally reported financial in the five ytsart after 5toppvbg play5ng. 540/d of forrner professional sportspecple have had concerm their mental or emoti¢￿ttl wellbithg srKe r¢tiringi with 3 in 5 of th¢se hove an issu¢ with their m¢nt•i/em¥tiM¥l wellbeihg hoi seeking hèlp. A survey of OtympK and PoralympK world class knded athletes found thot 0￿/￿ dts*t leel prepared for life after SPCrt and 550/0 donl know where lo lurn to. doesnt hove to be way. Wrth the right gjpport in pltsee sportspeoplé cttn be set up to thrive both thrw9h their 5porling career5 and beyond. They do not have to the latter in pvrxjil of their 5PQrting drea(n We are pa￿Onate cantiibuhn9 to o sportin9 ewsystrem thot ThJrlure5 well rounded, healthy hurnon beings can adjieve success in sport 0$ well <Js in their li￿ beyond sport Po9• 1

Swikh The Play F•unduPi# Report of ihe Trustees fot th• Year Ended 31 January 2W25 OUECTIVES AND ACTivmES ObieGhves and aims l¢onl..I Ovv Values Excellen<¢ èxcellence is ot th¢ hsort Qf •v8ryihimg wé do with pride in th$ quolity of cur delivery and stil￿n9 to be the we con be in all of cur interaclions with benfleiari&￿, donors and sF¢k¢holdws. P4ssion WÈ existr because we care. Pwon is ithediou5. Our pOss￿n will help us to delivèr the excelle￿￿ thot w¢ striwe for. - Pèrson Centred - on wr8lent(ng faths on the needs of the Indi￿d￿01 Lynd ha￿￿9 a positive imp¢tt. - Coliaboralion - we are part of the solvli<)- we can't dc it oll obn¢. W s•d( t¢ find thé c¢Jfflmon groL￿d with ot￿r5. lThd¢pendeni we work wlth the sporting 5ysfem bvtr we are independent. Otsr indtrpendence will help build trust Qur btrnePKla Swiith thtr Play Foundation deliv¢rs the ollowing sèTrice Learring Development Programnies cov¢rin9 o r￿se of lile 4(i115 topics to supptsrt the per%￿ul development of sp¢rtspeDpl¢ including s•lf-tswarene5s. emotionul resilience. personal branding. moximising y¢ur network, ond transferable skillL Thesè ore delivéred ￿diVIdUallY to dviys ond 5pgrting organi5aticns or through pr¢grommes take spètsfic cthorts af athletes thr¢vgh 9roup based sessions cs wdl 0$ p¢rs¢nolised mentorithg and coathing. 5}￿t￿&d On eomrnunity lor indiwduol sportspetsple. Thi5 ir￿Ude5. PerscJnolisÈd ¢)n-boording PT(C￿ slrLured ¢rauTrd the Athlete fr4Nition Bridge getllng ts know tho person <znd build a person¢1 plon for then Mental Wellbeing support inf¢M￿tion and res￿r£eS to promots ond sUPPOrt posrhve mentol wellbeing for sportspeople. This includes tFe deYelopTnetrt ¢f o PsythotOgi<oI Core Pathway Ilaunthed in July 20241 providing ¢¢ce&% to 8ACP occredited coU￿ello1$ to support those in ned.. Perwnolised ¢ne io ¢￿t eoathing or mentoring support for every rnember. SwitthÈd On InspifÈ5. o one op plotfo¥n of information, wpport resoLvces to help sportspeoplé prepore for fe outside of sport. Career Pathways support offering ctccess to busffte5s mentor¥ experience doy5. work experience, shadowin9 ¢nd other opporknities lo enable sportspeople to xplor the¢r opth￿S and wt a plall in ploce in lirtè wrfh a thosen path. . Social impocl programm¢s - helping Sportspeop￿ to identify their social purpose aligned to thelr inter&sts ond possl¢)ns supporttng them to have a positive impatt thi sotièty. This 15 via masterclosses, throvyh one-to-one sUPPOrt as part of Swtidd On. Or réseorth projeds where we haye bÈen able to take an eVIde￿e-￿¢￿$ed uppr¢oth to inform social imp<Jtt pr¢9romme Publi¢ ￿Thefft Thè trJstéè5 eonthrm thot they have hod regard to th guidonts issued by the Charity Commi¥sion ¢n publie benefft. Grqntm4king As of Januory 2025 the tharity h¢d wmenceeing gront on behaff of elite paro footballers In ￿land, ID 5eq50n l of this progrommo • totol ¢f £126,8QO wos awarded tc 59 puro footballerk In soasort 2 of the progromme 70 pluyers were awarded a total of £163.000 in grant Addili¢n•lly in s&oson 2 0 &pport Fund WQ75 introduced cs ¢J r¢suk of on underspend of £17,200 Frorn season T. The ain of the ftmd wa$ io allow ployets to ttpply hr tt smttll gum o knding to help wtth emergenci￿ ond 5UPPOrt during tournomenl Note - due to the wtsy th(tt the ogreement and timelines were Ogre￿ wrth Tr Fl Iwo settsan5 of grants ell Within financial year for the djarlty. P¢9¢ 2

Swlfth Th• Play F•uhdati• Report Of the Truslees for the Year Ended 31 Jahuary 2025 OBJEcfivES AND AcnwnES Volunfeefs The tharity hos F)re￿oU31y operated with hvo advisory groups ol S￿j¢r voknteers to support both thè othlete facing ond fwdrc￿In9 0dlti•$ of thé chaThty- During the year a decisi•n was token lo disband these h¥• 9roup5 and work wth VOILMtee￿ in c more ar9•ted task and finith opproath. Tris èvclution hos through learning obour works and how bést to engcg¢ people ￿ the work so they cun fetl fike they ore oddlng val As ef January 2025 there were o totol of 5 volffters ad¥vÈly supporting th8 work of the tharty- Page 3

Swikh Th• Ploy FoundaHo Report af the Ywsl¢os Forlhe Ended 31 Jonwry 2025 ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFQRMAMCE Chiiknb10 udivities 2025 OVERVIEW 2024 has been un eX￿tin9 yèor of ull¢b•rarfon and for the thgrlty, Pighllghted by tj gront se￿red via the Jacobs Futurts FouThdaticn to deliver trO￿tiOn suppcrt prograrnrne5 fdlowing th 2024 Pari5 Olyrnpi¢ G¢3rw Paralyrnpi¢ fjamgs. This gr4nt wu$ a ¢ollobthr4ti¥• bA 01￿9&de D<¥mÈ Kelly H¥lm¢s Trusl IDKHTI ¢Dd The Fpwdoli¢n. The preserEC¢ •f ¢1 rtw tharitable fcundutitsl With o spttific fcKus on othlete tr(m￿￿ort ond wdlbeing ho5 the potential t¢ b troD5f¢rmotNe ftsr wtsrk in thts orea ond we ore progd to be their 15rsr otNettr gJPPOrt grarrt rétipient and havè btefi exated to work With the partners on th¥e prggrarThn¢s throughoth the year. A malor port of thi5 beèn rf)È d¢Ve1￿me￿I and launth of the Ev¢lv io Thrive proyr¢Jmme in ¢ollobtsrfJrl¢n wmh IDKHTI. 12 month tr￿11￿0￿) prrgromrne which has ¢ttrott&d 35 ￿￿ete$ frcm 19 dtfferent sports YC 51gn up. Th progmme fomally Founthed Februory 202S. c￿￿ved positrve progr% hos been made wlth regards to kxMldlr#J the firMwl F$11¢r￿ of the thorlty and following the tha1￿￿ge5 ¢f C¢vid, we have Dow been able to P05t a net operahng Surp￿% for o second C<>r￿ea￿ve yeor. whi15t nttrii¥ng to re&Ke the deftot QA the btsltsrtÈ shèttt. This Is entsbling the Trustees cmd exeujtive lo m¢re effedively m•p the 51rateglc dtre¢tioN tsf th¢ ¢hqrhy with o new 5 year ¢ratre9y wder d¢vdDpmenr Ito be cornpletred May 2024. In tt5elf this highlights the signifieant trwsFgrmgtign thot thqrtty hg¥ been thrrJ)gh tsvr th¢ r-W)le of yeor From J L7en&ityury perspettive we haye conthwed ts build ¢n ovr ￿Pu￿OI> a5 QS trv5ted thoriiy del￿tr etyng o positive imp¢tt ltyr othlete5 XVP¢rting Iheir pÈrsoogl devplopsnertt, w•llb•wy ￿nd preporation for life ￿￿Y￿d S￿rt. 0￿r tr last 12 rncrffhs we have succosstully grown wr benef￿￿ry nvrnbe55 by over JO¢/ from the Pre￿￿¥ year, with 3585 current or fonn¢r 4thletes ￿￿e1¥1￿g 5UPPOrt rom the tharity. Key to gr<)th hos beert pttrtnerships pxh as wrf the GLL Sport FtsJrKl¢thO￿ The FA viu their Paru aDd Disability Notional fo¢thdl t¥tsmx, ond the Premièr Leagve. haye oyer 500 mem6¢rs of t)vr 5wilth$d Ckn nehvvrk re¢pi￿ng personttlised wellbeing and 5UPPOrt, und w faolitoted 46 ma￿tr£I￿SSES acr055 the y8ar (OVer￿g u wide ryng& of topi¢ Thtrrè is Shll trMr(h to bè dono thè thèmès ctrè nat rt8w. W• n¥èd ro incrf￿e our wsib11 ty so m0r atrAeto$ ar• qwora of and acce55 rhe support we pro¥lde. We ore working hord to be a go-to for othlete$ ond r¢£oyni5e thut in some ¢a5¢S th impoct we cttn h¢Ye ¢¢dd simply bc helpirtg fv ntsvl9Ute r%n dthlere lo another organisation who 15 offerlng whut th¢t ind¢vid¥l ttoéd Our p0rs0fv¢￿frèd #pproath rernaN￿ tt g¥¥dityg pfinctpl• In our deoslon mgkTng W& wart to go deeper wth the 9JPPOrt we can prowde to indmduals, hus hi5Iorieolly been luniY￿ by the TeSOUTces available to Gr¢)WTr)9 ¢)or fmdroi5ing gtr•t¢gy io enobl• us to ath5eve this u key pillor of ovr wo Ir is impprtont to thunk thc5e Pe￿Ie thal make thi5 u r?ality. Fsrdy, to ¢11 our dor￿r$ and wpponers wTlhwk w w¢vld not b here. We never take for granted Ihe dec45ion lo wpport (Jr ¢ause amongstr all the worthwhile d￿l￿aL?10 couss thut Indlvlduals und ecmpanle5 ¢oLdd thgcsè tts wpport. l wanted to thank My fellow fr￿¢tS for thelr oTrgoing wmitment t¢ ensur¢ w¢ ddiv¢r impucrful supp¢rt for athlete The hord work behlnd the s¢enes ha5 been inyoluoble t¢ the impa¢r we ore ¢)ble to h¢Tve. And ffnalty. exewrive tevrn gnd Yeum ￿+2￿,. thtt Impacl we dpfiysr ¢orf¥wes Ic punth well vbove ovr 54ze and tr r$ 19staffjertr Iv the gr¢vp of pèoplt cur¢ P0￿4Y￿￿1Y ¢b•ut Ih ¢we ryld work with couru9e. cornpG35i0n and gJri05ty ID help WPPDrt wrront and f&Ther thNales. // Cruig D¢Jnaldson Ch4 Page 4

SwiP¢h The Play Foundation Report rjf ihe Tvvslee$ lèt thè Yeqi Endéd 31 January 2025 ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE Charilabl 47¢tl¥llO•s Highlights from the year indude: Wè supparted over 3,500 benefi¢iaii¢$ 0tr05s over 60 sports. ¢J 300A growlh in thÈ number of athl¢t¢s support•d from the pr¢vigus yeai. As noted obove, vl Portnerthip wlth DKHT and Thè Mintridge Foundation we were sUttessfu￿Y awarded tt 9rorrt to deliver 4 number of athlète svpport programmes with o specific fows w thlétes tronsptrioning foNowing the Pari$ 2024 Olympic ond Paralympic Gomes £yd. This includes: Providing dtdicated fiThling irtto our Switthed community which now iottsls over 51M) members af our Swilched On communty receiwng prs•nolised support ir¢cluding to one coathin9 or mentcringi oftd at coreer pathway event In June 2024 we were proud to launch our Psychologicul Pathwqy provldfng acc25S to 8ACP tsrcrediFed therapists os tsn embedded purt of the Switched olfer. Dernand for support htss been high and 66•/o ¢f th¢Jse completin9 to dttte have 'reliobly recovefed, acwrdin9 to industry rec¢gni5ed asSe￿nent toJl> This compores favourably With the NHS targ¢t +¢r rliuble reeovery trom NHS To￿1￿9 Ther aps¢s of 484/ LaurKh of our Ev•lve to Thrive transition progromme In ¢ollgborali¢n wth DKHT. The progr￿me fom)¢lly lounthes itt February 2025. As of Jonvory 2025 35 athlet&s frtyn 19 5POrts hod signed up to the prooromm. We delivered 46 fife skills m4sl$rdasses predt>nirtonrty to younger athlels on a talent pathwoyi htlping to yJpport their htsllstric dvel¢pfflent at the skart of their 5porhng joumey. . We were retuined fcr o sixth serjson on ￿ Prtmier Leqgve's Lrf• Skills Progtttrnm¢. and IOT the thlrd 5ea$on with the Leqgve FJOtbqll Edumilar rife skills education tts Wome4] s Super L¢4gu¢ A¢adeMy players via the Loughb¢rou9h Cojlege led Diplom¢ ￿ Sporting Exttrllence programtDe. We def¢vered aftother AlhlÈte Experience Day with ¢ur partners Wasserman, providing o unique opporknity 20 othletes from 14 5POrts to leom about careers in ttie sp¢rt industry. The leedback on th￿ hos ag<Jin been irKredibl• with othletes going to progress with work exper and intemthip opportur¥tiesl In women's sport we were exated to deliver our Women in Sp•rt Metttwins PTogrammo with 19 aihlete5 from 10 different sport& l 00/0 of attendt$ 50id they wrwld recomrnend Switth the Ploy Foundat ion to u friend. We completed year 2 ond entered ifflto year 3 of our Pothership With the GLL Sport Foundation prowding th•ir 2.500 athleles with ac¢oSS t¢ o knfe Skills progrummè Covering resources and anlirtè rnasFerclossÈ5 bo5ed on personal developnent topics selecled by the 0th1ote5 themselves. Furthrmore, pathway5 were tre(rted for over SO othletes to a<￿SS deeper $upport where needed. We Comp￿tea seoson l ond c0rnrnenC￿ season 2 of #ur paTlnership The Foolball Associth•n to adminisF•r a perfonn0n￿ and wellb¢ing gront far their Para and Di$06ilily nqtionjl t¢am$. Ftedback fr¢rn th6 players has highlighted how Invaluab￿ this finoncial support hos been. We ore prevd of the reath ot)d impuct we ¢Jre having. We know thère is lots mor ts dth Le¢king aheod, we want Ic build even more robust appro¢th•s to datts eapture and rneosurfrt9 impatt as w# understohd how cr¢tr¢l rft is that we dem¢n5rgte the Successes from our wo￿. Thi5 Ir￿￿￿e5 how we me¢sure the nurnber ot benePioaries inteTrsi¥ely SUPPttrtsd as we r¢¢o9nise thet 15 there the tronsfomiolTwol impocl 15 more likely to occur. We also wani 1¢ W4fk rnore UK -de wi than at present to enwre we are workiog wnh (4 diverse ronge of benefioaiies by sport. 9eo9rttphy and prot•tt•d thofacleristic& Bringing our impart to lifo B¢yond th numbors Qnd the programmes thot wty deliver. we are proud of the imp4tt thct the <hority ￿ having in tern of co)tratrAJtin9 posthvely towards the wellbeing and wpporting people to PUF plans in place for th¥r future. WOMEN IN SPORT MENTORING PROGRAMME - 19 partiapants ocross l O different sports supportd ¢v¢ss th• 6 mtsith prograrnmè. The progromtDe comprised cf anline masterclosse$ 151. free ac<ess to 2 dtsy EvèrytFng In Sport cUrfer￿ Wembley Stgdwm, ortd • merttor16 sessions - 76 mentoring sessions ccJmp￿1d. i oir/o of portioporlts would recommend Switth the Phy were happy With Ihe quolity of m¥*oring they rteèived. 8￿/ll POrti¢ipvnts consider themselves lo have dearer coreer goals a5 a resuh 91 thè pr¢9ramm& Pa9e S

Swit¢h The Play Report of the Truslees for the Ye#v Ended 31 Junuary 2025 'Htsvin9 somedre to listen non jUdg￿nt￿lly￿ olwoys d•4r p¢ints and summary of whot wos dis¢¢Jssed too. Hol(fing gpate for whot I need and clbwing nte to go at o pace that's comfothble tor me. It's really M¢Oningfv￿ <￿￿ I f•1 9enuinely supp¢rted. I feel valued, cared for and respecPed." 11 leamt th¢tl .1 hov• th• skilkn. mindsèt and drive to beeome successful in my postr uthjete coreer. I know what wJccess Jooks111te to me and have a dÈar•r dire¢tioA of where to go to athieve that wcc•s%' FA PARA FOOTBALL PERFORMANCE AND WELLBEhNG GRANTS In the first yeor of th¢ prggr¢rryn • iotrts￿. 0￿/¢ of the applicants reported that they were ￿sS worried their ¥inan￿3 receiving the grant. 5P/o say thai Ih2lr mentol wÈllbÈfftg htts improved a5 a result of the gfant. 83.P/d Say thu the gront has mode a po>tive Co￿nbUtiOn to their playing and perfornKn￿ objecfyves. 09aA reported feellng thot th• funding wlll help Ihem pkying longer than would prevKJusly have been ptsssiblè. Yeor 2 01 the progrumme commerKed in Novem6¢r 2024 with the in¢lu$i¢)n o+ • 'support/hardship' fund. based on the lesxrfs provided from yetsr l. swrrcHED ON Mentoring Its been life thanging for me and l am evér so 9ratefiJl to STP far hefping m It Ihere 15 anything I can do for STP cr 9e invofved in somè wtsy tts give bod(" Tharl( you so r￿Jth for all your help. Swltth the Play amd spo¥klng io Tobi hths helped me rnasyvely and couldnt praise him any more f¢r all the help he give5 me. I got set up with a faAtosPi¢ meffjor ortd wert through a really intsre5tir& journey with him. I h•d ideo of thè skills I had bul I needed io fmd a Career that made a r¢ally usg ol those skill&. C•veer ¢xwien¢¢ doy$ . Wossrnifan Spory Indu5ry Exp•rfence Doy and NorfoMI Salès Conlérertè INSCI delivered in Navember 2024. - With regard5 the Wasserman event there 20 athletes from 14 dtfferent sport> Fèèdboek highlights the event Significa￿lY increosed the wPid¢n¢e of otlende thèy had the skills and 5UPPOrt to fra￿ltIon effedwely into a careeT in the sports induslry. On a scole fram O-l O, Thow likely are you to recorrrfnend them to a frlend or coll•ogue8' _ the ¢veruge Score wa5 9.07110. S￿td) th¢ Play Foundati¢n provided the rnort helpful gnd irspirin9 athlete experienee day ond sL¥pport I have ever ben o port of.. An unbelievtsble doy spent with Wassemian x StPF. I'm ojrrethy storti￿g the journey transitioning cut of elite sport and this day offered an in<aluabJe insight into the sports industy and differellt r¢l¢s th¢t ext¥t. Stoff ot Wossém14n and StPF aré 50 friéndly and want io hel The Iran5Thon from being elite Ethilete to lrfe afrer 5Pgrt T5 notorfcJJ51y thaljenging ond what Swtrth the Play are doirJ to assist ￿th￿ts5 going through fvs is udmirable and very valuable efore today¥ whert I was thin￿ng about finishing Eny sporfingl journy I wos %c¢red. N¢w I cant w•it. I'm féelling) very encoura9ed. I really appreciate this dayi how fitl makes me very empowered.. Page 6

Swikh The Ploy Foundalion Report of the Trusl for Ihe Y￿r EThdqd 31 Junu#ry 2025 I'm gratelul far thi5 oPPort￿lty to get to moet other athlei•s In ￿lar positi(WS WtEh shared pas¢￿$ ideas on how they wont to take th¢ next sttP5 in their coreer. The colloboration Wasserm¢n glvos great insight intro whot jobs are oY¢llobl• in the sports 1ndts$￿.. Psychologiettl Pqlhwoy IPCPI thè fir￿ 6 Months of esFabli5hin9 the PCP, 9 benefitiyrfe$ 5ucces5fully cornplÈed their ￿nded pYo9ramn)è of nslling with a futthr l a oJrrently in proces - All l>enefi¢iaries diagnoséd t4 be sufF¢rin9 wlth an￿￿ty and/or depre55icn with speufic thtsllénges peopjg were fuang in¢lu(fing burnout, PB)on¢igl ccncerns, isdaticn 5PQrt, id¢ntity crists, ttletshol issues, rw diL7gnc￿s of outism, e¢mpléx bullyin9. and family or relotioththip issue 6/9 IOOQ/DI hLwe reliably recovered. This significantly exceeds the NHS Talkin9 Therapies refiaLile rttovary benchmar Honestlyi thank yov so nth. I felt vèry wpported and 9oNinety héard ot a time of vuherabifty whKh <slhwed me to open up. Amid a ￿mm4r of strass and ernotional overbad having somo¢ntr tc talk to . withouf agenda to fist8n Inyaluuble in hdping me regoin persp¢<llv¢ and ¥roLnded, ena61ing me to ke¢p movlng forw4rds was Monday w¢s my theropy session funded by STP. The therapy hos made a hug differe￿￿ to me, I ve m¢d 5LNne tronrformati¢n<tl progress ift Ihe session The jovmey is ongoing ond I will be sloying with thercpist. an¢th#r di<ation tsf how benefi¢ial i h¢$ bten. I ve Never found o therapi￿ that h¢$ wored in the past...h i¥ my hope t¢ poy this all forwtsrd day. EVOLVE AND THRWE fin coll•boiation wilh Dam• K•lly H•lmès Twsll The progrumrne formally laL￿￿￿ in February 2025. 35 othletes fram 19 sports hcve recruitad onto prcgr¢mm8 ond the falhwing outlin•s whot they will hope to ¥oin from the progr<¥rmè. The program hopefvlly would help me +ooJs on 50rnething. I m itt o stth mind set on aiether to retire from repè¢td a￿lon njury or have Ot lettst ¢￿e more 90 becguse my body is and l om slill more th•n ¢ap¢Jbte.._ it's jusF my h¢od. I ve been a funded <Jthlele moTinly a dual<areer athlete ord I'm n¢t wre vtho l am without sport. Ive got c lot of soft trar)deroble skills but no direaioTh.. I'm stuck on a gool, %vhith is t¢ 5ayfr I don hove one at the m(¥nent I dont know wh¢t I m doing. I've created a timied Cocthiw Canp•ny With my PJrtner ond I know there s potential to develop tho7t fvrther. I ve Willin9tte5S to learn and oft "rtth. ts eompete. I'm jtsstr stuck in the sqnso of whith direction to ga where. IRebekuh, Netbttlll I wodd IiTr• to h¢Yè conveTsatians thtyt help lead me to mokln9 the be31 deaslors po$5ible moving into the nexl Oase oé my life. Pleoring other5 and not fee4ing like the only person trying to find th•ir way p¢st eareer. Finding potential ¢pportLviities that I knew nothin9 ubovtr. Also making friends rneeting new people that all share o ¢0mmC￿ theme ¢f prolessionol sport, but oll with V¢yrious rouies and careers depénding on the sport." ID•n, Tenni5 Player) A sense Qf corttinuÈty btheen my boxing s•lF and boxing self. Feeling ct on• wllh myself and my body tsrtd working CUF the right ttmovnt of training for me now. Hovityg a pkn for gdopting to tsfe post baxing in a way thor bc21ances wllbeing with <atd)ing up with the financial and career pr•gress1 rn¢55¢d wt ¢n.' (Ello, Boxerl LIFE SKILLS PROGRAMMES r knfeskills offering ¢olltinues to be c lundamental port of our offeringt working collaborotrion with The Pr¢mi¢r League. League Fo¢tbo11 Ed1￿￿14￿ and Loughborough College. where we support their Departrn8nt in Sptsrhng Ex¢ellen¢e IDISEI athletes ill women's lootball. - 30 mo#¢￿10¥$e9 delivered ouèss ttjt portfolig 327 athletes in attendanc& - 4.76 lout of 51 overag• rotlng our masterdosse& Pcge 7

Swit¢h The Play Foundation Reporl of th¢ fwste¢s for the Year Ended 31 Januury 2025 The workthop seomlessly blended inghrful discu55icns, eryagkng cjcliwlits, pr¢ehrol exer¢i￿. creating a holisr opprocth to personal and profesontsl d¢v¢l¢pment. One of the most remarkable aspecrs w¢$ witnesn9 the genuine interathon from the ployer¥ os they delved into L￿derstandIng v¢lves ond explorin¥ the <ontept of role rnodelk Neil Clork demoThJruted o commitrnertt t¢ creoting an environment that encourttgèd opén dit only rejevant als¢ toil¢red t¢ rewnale wrfh the espirations and cc￿cem& gf th¢% tal¢thod Indtyidvo￿. Nathan Boktrr, PlayÉr Ccre at Earnsiey FC s woth ¢11 c¢ntributes towards twa rnain impacts we track. - Imp4d l - Improving preparedness lo Iransilian eff¢divoly to life beyond sport - This includ0 Improving owarenes5 thai developing y•urlf ovtside ¢f sP¢rt is something to This 15 a Prev0￿nI theme in our life skilk progrummes ijnd our GLL Sports Fouhdoh¢Jrt partnefships in parhwlar glven these ore predonwnantly delivered to current athletes. IrKr¢¢s¢d ¢￿Ide[￿ thirt thy hayè the ski115, taal and support to IransiticAY effechvely. Improved tsnderstanding af gÈJf, irtcludithg v4lus. Slrengths, skills and PQSSion Es￿blIShIng clear plarts for t¢ prep¢Jre for the fthjre w(th supp¢rt to toke pa51t￿¢ go￿n. Improved employability. These are central themes os part of the support provided wlhin Swiithed Ckn, vla Mentoring and wrgor pothw¢ys opp¢rhJnitièS • path¢ular. end thrtyJgh all o our leaming and d¢v¢lopm4nr pr¢9r•mmo& - Impad ?- Pr•f¢ding Qnd improving individual wllbèing - This is o core theme MderpInTh￿g 011 of our work. This hos been a key oulcorNe frw th P•ru Fo¢Yo•ll Ptrfomioneè tsmd Wellbeing grants for inst0￿2 5Tr0 01 grant redpienis So￿nI thot thtrir nntul wellbein9 has imprDYed 0$ 0 reJlt of re￿I￿ng the grant. We have ako been pro¢Xtive to put In place on ¢ffer and pathwoy as part of Switth¢d On through the newly developed Psychological Care Pathway. FINANaAL REVIEW Finan¢ial position The tharity was (Tb￿ io generate a small opertthg gJrplus of £21,2A5 durlng the fina￿￿1 year whikn reducing the oJmulotiv0 dèfiosf on the balancè Sheét t¢ £1 18A53. Revenue increosed by signifKondy by over 151Yh drwen largely through: . The Jacobs FJtura h￿dation partnership. Thls Is a rrkt•d grunt to d•liv8r irOn$it￿ support pr¢grammes over o 12 Month period. The FA Poro and Disability Faotboll P•rfonhoh¢t ond Wellbeiry Grants. There is a slight ont)moly in thgt the linoncial y@or includes two yeors of gronts ptsyments whith wouldn l typically be the case. A5 a new programme it storted e littEe later than the FA would ordinaTily wont it to rLYL Fundroising iDcorDe incre(53ed by nearly 4QO/o fr<ym the prtyious year. In fine wrfh tl revNe growth. expenditure ￿(reaSed by cver 150 /4 from th¢ pr¢w¢)w% ye¢r. The moin reoxsDs fer this - Increase service ddiyery costs as the breadth of the oHer hos expanded over Ihe lost 12 month I P/0 In¢rt¢s¢ in weJ$es am￿￿￿￿9 to a smoll 9r¢wth ih the sttt￿ te(xn. . The di51ribution of Athlete Grants for the FA Perf0rrnan￿ and Wellbeing GronlL With regards the cumulotive defiat, the vast majority lover 27 010) falls due beyond 12 m¢tTrths. As previously reperted thé Bvsinéss BJ& Ltsttn tsf £50,000 wa5 seoJred during Covid and has o dePined repayment 5d)¥dvle over +ive y¢oJX. £22.929 is outstr¢nding ot the year end. Th¢ th<Jrity is further ￿ppOrted by loans and the ￿0 Itotctl amount £24,433). The agreernenl on these bcn5 are that they would only Oart to be rep¢Jid a5 the thurity ￿ able to and with a proportionate repayment pltYL In addition there remains £45,000 of the interest free loan fmm the Omnio Sports Grovp 10ri9intslly looned in rt Pre￿c￿5 financial years). This ha5 a repayrnent agreement 015 + yearL Page 8

Swit¢h Th• Play Found4EI4 Report of the TwsF¢es for the Year Ended 31 January 2¢)25 FINANaAL REVIEW Prin¢¢pol fundÈno soutce5 Sour<¢s •f Inrome We •to intrÈdibly grotèful to ottr donor5 partners for h¢ir genertyjs wjport in 2024. Wrth¢ut them we 5xnply could not deliver our vitol w¢rk to gJpport gtN¢tes. Prlndpl• s¢tsrcÈs of fundraising ￿me gver the period we¥tr. Fundraising events induding.. Being one of the d)tsrTly parlners at th¢ 8th Armval Legends Ball held In November 2024. with thar&s to the 9oneroJ5 SUPPOrt o Alan GrahonL - thortty beneia¢Jry of events delNered by M Restuurants / G¢v¢ho. - Chorty benefiLYQry of corporate hosptakty eveDts orgonised by WaS￿rn)¢￿ . Tnjsts and Foundotle¢F. Trusts and F¢undotion5 income r¢m01￿ o thallenge with the perception of o nice cause competin9 f¢r mos$iwely oversubscribino hm&, th thurity did have Yery significont gue¢ess with the grant rorn th jo￿￿$ FuNra FOundatic￿. Pafhership5z ¢)Jr corporat? portntship with Wessérrnan whtth included the tremendousty su¢¢•ssful experlence doy as well as the corporate hospitcfity event bénèli¢i¥ry a5 identified ob¢v. - Individvol GIV￿9= DeliVry of ¢ chall￿ge cycling event Lertd￿ to Pari& The event w¢$ ¢ greot SLttéSS with T 2 ryclists br¢vin9 the ￿nditiC￿lS to fundroise ov•r £22.000 for the charfity lexcluding 5pon50rthipl. Tlwe 5ucce55es give greater conftdenc¢ In the fLthJrè dIreCh￿ o the charfty's fimdroisirw Strategy. FuTrdraisin9 income wos svpplemerrted with eomed iTpcorne frorn sporting orgonisattorts ¢¢ntratting Switth the PILIY Foundotion to deliVOf specific services to support the Pers￿01 developffient of sportspeople. The 5cole ol these re5tiurces LTre finite given the inano¢1 pressures thot mony sporting bo&ies hoye ther￿ely faced and the hisrorit Its& of emphu%s on duty of care in sport lackntswled9Èd within govenNnent sport pofy in the UW. earned kycome Will alwo75 need to be $upplement•d by fundroising incorn¢ ts b¢ gble t¢ Èrtsure thdt SUPPOrt ￿ availabl¢ l¢r oll 5p￿e0P1e th need h. R¢serv¢s prJli¢y As part of devek)ping new 5 y8or 5tralegy updated r￿￿$$ pollq agreed by Ttustees irt Moy 2025= By the end of 2025126 Enor￿01 yeor Irevtsed yeer énd cf 31 July 2020 t¢ b i ploeè )- 2 months opeioling - Èy the end of Xi26127 (Jvly 2J = 3 months operatlng ¢gs Year$ 3-5 maintained at 3 m¢nths op¢f¢tin9 costs Irèetsgnising a growh in reol tenns due to increased ocr￿$ the life ¢f the plafLI Going <on<ern The fyvstees have a reasonoble expectrotion that the charity has adequute r¢sourc#5 to continue In op•r¢ti¢n41 existeneè going f•rwords. This includes taking into accoun ony ¢xi8tin9 li•bilities that the th<Jrity h05 Qryd the progress that hos mode In rèduthng its défiut duryng the 2024-25 finc)ool yegr and the plans olready confirmed heading into 2025. These plans were confTmi•d in July 2025 With the eonfirmatv)n of a sign¢flcamt 3 yèttr unrestricled grant from the Jo¢<)b$ FuDJro Foundotion tQ 5UPPOrt the del￿ery ol the diarity's new 5 year stroÈ9y and business pla Printiplè Risks Our risk register tracks key orgarrisationol risks 15 re¥￿We￿ regularly by tMsi•s. The prinipal risk laang the <knrity rel￿t$ to finartes and ensur￿9 the chality is generoting ylfficient fundruising income ta cover its core c05t STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT Governing documenf Thè thcThty p5 corrtrolled by its 9overninu d¢xvmerrt, a CQn5tffjL¢ion. and constiluFe5 a tharitable ¥Korporated organ15afl¢XL Pu9e g

Switch Th& Pluy F•vnd4Non Rport ol the Tntslo9S forthe Y•ur Ehd¢d 31 Januury 2025 STRUCTURE, GOVFRNANCE AND MANAGEMENT Réuvtthi•rt ippointrnent of n•w tNsle95 Apart from the Pif5t tharity trustÈÈs who were aP￿rr￿ed for un illTHol On?-yPOT peri¢d. every tr￿￿e is appointred for trni of three Y￿r5 by a resolufiort pa55ed propedy convened of tlE &Jrlty m151 In 5elechng individuals for tsppoirrtment os tharity trustèeg, the thon7y wndertakes (7 ri4•ruys pr•ce t¢ 5denlify skllls. knowledge and ¢xpeNence needed lor the effeEhve admrtiistration of lh¢ Cto. F¢llvwiro an eXte￿a￿t T¥rullmw PiXèSS Ihree new trv5Eees were apptithd in Odober 2024. - Beft Hawes MBE - Mary Few - Martin 8ould. RÉFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATtVE DEfAILS Register￿ Charity number 1187733 Prin¢ip41 qddNss 74 Heoton Rood St¢&poty Chesknrty SK4 4JH Trustees Ms E P Mason C F Donolds Mr C Bikndley MBE Mr S C Mitthell Mrs S Frawis Ir•stgned 29.1241 Mrs S Knlgltt Ms A Edwurd5 Iresigned 29.2.241 Ms M Fèw Icpposnt¢d 3.1 Oa41 Mr B Hawes M8E luppoTnted 1.10241 Mr M J Beuld lopp<xrtted l.l Q.241 Indpgnd•rti Exomin Melissa bowers Hart5 Limited Weshllinsier Flovse TO Wes￿￿[￿st¢r Road m¥￿eSP￿Id Ch¢shirÈ SK1076X Approved by order ¢f the bcard of irusr ond Signed on Etg bhtsff by= /ta IAr C F D¢fyoklson- Trustee Page 10

Inde￿ndent Exfjminei's Rèport lo tho TrLtstees al Swit¢h The Play Found￿10￿ Independenl examinerf$ reportto th• Iruste88 ol Swit¢h Plqy Pounda144n I r¢p¢rt to the tharity truslees on my exomination ¢f th• ttttOLnts of Sw¥kh Th¢ Play Fevndatian (the Trul for the y•or ended 31 January 2025. Re$ponsibililies tind busis of r¢port As the thurty tnjstees of the Trnsr you ore r¢sp¢nsible for the preparation of thè accounls in occOrdon￿ with reovirements of the th¢rities Ad 201 l I'the Att'l I report in r¥p¢rt of my èxarnin¢)tion OF the Trust% attounts ccril¢d under Sechon 145 of th¢ Acl ond In Carrying (Xrt my examination I hov2 followed all QPp￿tal)le Direclions given by the ¢Jority comm1W￿ Settion 14515llbl of the Ad. lttdependent exJMlnét'S Stateme￿1 Since your charlty's gross inctxxe 0x¢édéd £250.000 your examiner mu be a mèmber of o listed body. I can ￿￿1[ Ihut l am qualifd to Lmdertake the •xomii)ahon b•¢uusé l om a member of th¢ Institule of Chartered Accountants in glond and wa￿$, whith ￿ one of the Itsted bodies. I have ¢ompleted my exominaon. I confirm th%lt no mokrial multers hove corne to my in conr1￿1•￿ wjth the examinthion giving me to believ¢ tlwr in materiol r¥pe¢t= oecounting r￿OrdS werè not kept R) re5pert of the Tntst as réquired by Seth¢n 130 of the Art- OF th O¢COLnts do o¢¢ord Mth thos¢ record$. or the occtsunts do r)t comply with the applpcoble rwuirements eoneeming the f¢Yrh and Conte￿ tsf attourtts set in the thorities (Accoun￿ artd Rtrportsl Regulthion5 2008 other thcm any r¢quirement that the a¢¢ovnts give a true al￿ foir Vitsw which 15 not o m¢tter consid¢red os pttrt of an ind¢pendènt exomM¢li¢n. I hovÈ no torKerns ond huvè tome (Kross no olher rnatters in connertion with th& exomination t¢ whid) attenti¢n shwld bè drawn in this report in order tro ntsble a pr•peT understanding af the QCCOLnts to b¢ re4thed. Mefisso Bowèrs The Institutre of Chartered Attounlonts n England WaJe5 Hurt5 LÈmited westhi1￿Ier House l O WeStrnir￿trer Rood MacclesfiÈld Chethire SKIO IBX Dot. - PageJl

Swh(h The Play F•uThdoli•n StuteMÈt)l •1 F5nJnEial Adivili¢s for th• Year Ended 31 January 2025 31.1.25 Total fvnds 31.1.24 Total funds Unre5thcfed fund Rpsmcted fund Notes INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM Other tradin9 achvities hvestmenl income 479,321 571 226596 705.917 277,434 479R92 226A90 706388 277,434 EXPENDITURE ON Charitable adiviti¢s Co of delivery of serVi￿S Wagès Adverti%1ry9 Offi¢¢ costs Insurance Travel BLTth d)arge5 L￿al and Profes￿0￿04 349,286 133,980 536 7.255 1.386 1.306 2.209 3,300 89,908 83318 4.113 3A63 439,194 217,398 4.649 10,818 1,380 4,536 2,209 3.300 73,650 184.030 80 3,322 917 2,334 792 2,160 3230 l 153 1753 1.853 Tolal 501,011 184232 085,243 269,144 NEf INCOME/IEXPENDifuREI 42.364 117.9161 21.245 8,290 Tmnsfers between funds T7,916 Nel movement in funds 13,2031 24848 21.245 8,290 RECONCIUATION OF FUND5 Totul fvnd$ brought fo￿0*d 11395981 1139A981 1147,8881 TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD 1142AOII 24.448 1118,3531 I139￿?8> Th¢ rKgtres f¢rrtt poll ef tlwe finttncial statements Page 12

Swlkh Tho Pl4y hundati•n Bolqn¢o She•t 31 JqnuAry 2025 31.1.25 31.1.24 To￿1 Lknreslricled hJnd Re5trrKFed ftmd T4>ttsl fLmds CURRENT ASSETS Debiots Ctt5h at btyk 22.031 22,031 24,448 19,002 14,046 24,448 21037 24A48 40A79 33.048 CREDITOR5 AmJmJ5 fallthg du• within One year 1132A411 1132,8411 16ShOOI NEY CURRENT ASSETSIILiABILITIE$I 24,449 186.3021 132A521 TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT UABIUTIES 1110,8101 24,448 186,3621 132J521 CRUMTORS Amounts folling due after rn¢r• thon one yeor 131.9911 131,9911 11072401 NET ASsETSIIUA￿lrnE$l IIA2,8011 24,448 1118,3531 1139A981 FUNOS Unre5trKted knds Re5Pri¢¢d 1142WI1 24348 1139A981 TOTAL FUNDS 1118,3531 11393981 The fffwo(sl statements weyry upproved by tho 5oard of frvsts¢s authort5ed hr hsue cmd Wefe signed on its b•htylf by-. 2•xr Mr C F Dw￿d￿Ch- Trustee The notes forni part of the3e knncTal sht•n)ents Pu98 13

Swifrh Th Pl4y Fouhdqtion sh Fl•w Stalement for the Ye4r Ended 31 2025 31.T.25 31.1.24 Notès Cosh fl)W8 Irorn operatiny ¥<hvtlies Cash 9¢nerated from op•rorio lnteresl paid 80,839 11,7531 1647311 11,8531 Nèt cath pro￿￿￿ by/lused in) operating aetivities 85,086 106A841 C•sh Il•ws from Ènvesing ¢Edivilies Intere# r￿1ved 571 N•t promded by InYesii¢g edivilies Cush fl¢W$ from financing 4¢tivili8s Nw loans in yèor Loan repayments in year 84,433 110,8871 175.2551 Net cath (L￿d In1/pro￿d￿ by linanang adimties 175,2551 73546 Change in <a$h und <ash equivalents in the reporting petiod Co5h and wsh eqvrvrjlents ot the beginning of th¢ rep•rtin9 period 10.402 6,902 14.046 7,084 Cash ¢tt$h equivalents al th¢ nd ef the ￿pOrting period 24,448 34,046 The note5 for￿ part Qf rtEs¢ fiDonciol stotemefvts Page 14

Swikh The Play Found￿10Th N4>tes to the Cash Flow Shkmèht for th Year Ended 31 JaThvory 2025 RE¢ONaLIATION OF NET NCOME TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING AcfiviTIES 31.1.25 31.1.24 income for the repovling peri4xI lfj$ per Ihe $14lemenl of Fin4#Eial Adivitresl Adjuslmenls fo trestr recved Interest paid lfttreasé in debtors Increase/ldw80*1 * ereditor5 21.245 8,290 15711 IZ53 13,0291 67,A41 1,853 (7,12TI 1677531 Net ¢48h provided byllused inl •peMtions 86,839 1647311 ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN NET DEBT At 1.2.24 Cash flow At31.1.25 Not ¢4sh CfJth ￿ bard( 14,040 TOA02 24,448 14,046 10,402 24A48 Debt Debts folling dut within l year Debts folling duè after l year 1117601 11072461 75,255 131,9911 1119,0061 75,255 1437511 Total 1104.9601 85,657 119,3031 The notes form part of these T￿￿£1a4 ￿aterneAts Page 15

Swikh Thé Play FOund￿Jan Nalés to fh• Finqn¢ial Slalements forlhe Year Ettded 31 January 2025 ACCOUNTING POLICIES A¥$is of pvopqving the finan¢ial thrtem¢n15 financial statemts of the dlarity. wlwth is fJ publK benèftt entTty undèr FRS 102. hove been prepared i oceordane with the Charities SORP IFRS 1021 'Accounling and keporting by Charies= Stutement of Recommended Prartice opplKuble to tharittes prÈparing thr occounts in oecOrdan￿ with the ￿n01)CIal Reporting Stondfjrd applieable in the UK ond RepublK of Ir•lond IFRS 1021 leffedive l Jonuary 20191., FTnoncial Reportkng Standord 102 Yhe Financiul Reporting Standord applI¢¥b￿ in Ihe UK and Rpublic of Irelond. and the Chariti5 Act 201 l. The finontsal sFoPsments hqve béen prepared under the hiO0ri£ttl cost convention. All incom¢ 1$ reeognis¢d in the Sttstrernent ol Pinorrial Activities ¢n¢e the chority has enti￿ement to the funds, il is pro6aL)le that the inc¢mè will be received and the amovnt can be metssured refiably. EwndÉlure Li&bilities are recognid tts expendilure fSS soon os therè is o legal or eonstnKPTve obligatiOF) cornmithng the charity to that expendilure. it ts probable th(rt a tTansfer of ec¢n¢mie benePJts will be required in settlement and thè arr￿L￿t of the obligation can be IThea￿red reliably. Expendilure is accoynred for on on occruals bthis and h¢TS be￿ dassifted under headings thot oggregote all cost relthed to the category. Wh¢r¢ Costs camot be diredy atlribvted t¢ Part￿lar hodings they have been allocated tc a¢riYies on a basis ¢onststent wlth tr use of resources. Tox#lion The charity is exempt trom tax on its tharitablg acffwtie Fund q<<•u#tFng Unreslrided funds ctsrt be us¢d In accordan￿ with the tharitable objechves ot the dlsu•ti￿ af the tru5Fees. Re#ricPed Ivnd5 can only be used for particular redri¢red purpow wrthin the ¢bjectrs of the thority. Re5Pridl¢n$ orise when sp¢Gifi•d by the ￿￿Or or when funds tsre raised for parti￿1¢r rèstricted PUryJ¢XS. hjrther expl0nah￿ of the ngt¥re o#d purpose ef ea(h fLnd is ￿l￿ded in th& nofes lo the fityoncial stotementk Ponsion ¢051s and oihor post4eliremèni ben&fh5 The tharity oporates a defined contributi¢n pertsion stheme. C<)niriTrxtyions paycble to the thorfty'$ pension schomt are charged to Ihe Straiernent of Pinclnciol Athvtries in thè perlod io whith they relate. OTHER TRADING AcfMTIES 31.1.25 31.1.24 Athlete serri¢e5 Fundraising 365.843 340,074 22,999 244.435 705,917 277A34 Page16 continued...

Swlkh The Play F+>undolion Noto$ Ip the Firkanctal St4lements- ¢onllnu•d for the Ye#1 Ended 31 Janu¢Jry 2025 INVESTMENT INCOME 31.1.25 31.1.14 Deposit interest CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES COSTS &Jpport 5t5 (sée hote 51 Dirert of delivery of servi Wo9es Advethsin9 OFFice ¢os knsurance Trovel Bank tharges L•9al and Profes￿0￿0[ 439.194 277￿98 4h49 10338 1286 4￿36 93 439,194 217,398 4,649 10,818 1,386 AS30 2,209 3,300 80 2,116 3,300 6TJ,994 5.496 683A90 SUPPORT cosrs Govemonce Financè Totals Office co$ 8ank nol 80 80 2.116 3JOO 2,IT 3POO 2,116 3,380 s￿90 rRUSfEES' REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS There were no iru£trees remLYter¢lion or othèr benefits for th¢ year ended 31 Jonvory 2025 nar tor the yecr ended 31 january 2024. Trusttss. expensei TherÈ were no trusl¢e5 expens￿ paid for th¢ y*ui ended 31 lanutsry 2025 nor lor the yéor ended 31 Januory 2024. STAFF COSTS 31.1.25 31.1.24 Wo9es ttnd 5fj1¢Tries Social security (051$ Other pen￿On w5ts 198,275 l s￿65 3538 168,329 12,409 3,232 217298 184.030 The avartsgé monthly nL￿ber of èmployees during th¢ yeor was as folk￿. 31.1.25 3T.1.24 ployees Pagé 17 ¢thtinved.-

Swikh The Play Foundqhon N•￿S lo ihtr Finqn¢ial 5141ements- cgnlinued for the Y•oT Ended 31 Janvary 2tr25 srAFF COSTS_ <onlihved The rthnber ol employeé5 whose etnployee berjefrls lexdudkng employef pen￿on exceeded £60.000 was: 31.1.25 31.1.24 £70X)aT - £80,000 2024 COMPARATIVE5 FOR THE STATEMENf OF FfNANaAL ACTMnES Unrestricled flmd Restrid$d lund funds INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM Othèr trading activities 277834 277,434 EXPENDITURE ON Ch¢triloble acPivkliès defivery <>1 Se￿￿5 Wages Advethsing Ow1￿ cosls In$ur4nce Travel Bank thorges Legal ond profssiori¢l 73,656 184,030 80 3,322 917 2￿24 792 2,160 73,656 184.030 80 3222 917 2A34 792 2.160 Other 1,853 1,853 209,144 269,144 NET INCOME 8,290 8290 RECONauATION OF FUNDS Total lunds brought forwtsrd 1147,8881 1147A881 TOTAL FUNDS CARRIÈD FORWARD 1139,5981 1139A981 DEBfoR& AMOUNT5 FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR 31.1.25 31.T.24 Tradè debt¢rs VAT 17.130 4,901 15,29 3,610 22.031 19.1)Q2 Pago 18 ccntinued._

Swhth The Play Found•tin Noles l• the Financial 514tements- continued lar Ihè Year Ended 31 Jqnu4ry 202S i(L CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING OUE WITHIN ONE YEAR 31.1.2S 31.1.24 ank loon$ and overdrufts (see noe 121 Trode uedit¢r5 Toxation and soxiol security her cr¢dilor$ Tl.760 16,255 32,400 72,426 11760 16.006 11.692 25,942 132,841 45.400 CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE AFTER MORE ThAN ONE YEAR 31.1.25 31.1.24 Bonk loans {￿e Th)te 121 her creditors 12,770 19,221 22,813 84,433 31,991 107,240 LOANS •nalysis o* th¢ maturity of R5 given belo￿. 31.1.25 31.1.24 Arn￿￿ts faifithg due within one year On <lemand: BaA( k¢ns 11.760 11,760 Amounts falling behveen one and year&. Bank loans- 1-2 years 11.760 lJ,760 Am¢unts falling due behveen Iw¢ ond five Y￿￿- Bank locr￿ - 2-5 years Other loan5- 2_S yetsts Trustee l¢ons I,oio 11,053 60.000 24.433 19.221 20,231 95,d86 hduded in other treditor5 is o loan Irom Mr R Y¢ung amounting to £3,00212024 £9.6621. 13. MOVEMENT IN FUNDS TratheTS betwe¢ ds movementr in lund$ At 31.1.25 At T.2.24 Uwwe5trid•d funds General knd 1139.5981 17,916 IT4?￿07 I Reslrided fvnds Re￿rided fund 42,364 117.9161 24,448 TOTAL FUNDS 1139,5981 21,245 1118.3531 Pttgè 19 tsnltnued_.

Swikh The Play Fo¥ndalÉon Not$ to the Finttn<i¢l statern￿ts- ￿mIl￿￿éd tor the Ye4r Ended 31 Jqnuory 2025 MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- Net movement in lunds, i1K￿ded In th• ob¢Ye are as loll¢ Incom1rt9 resour¢es Res¢wres expendd Movernent in funds Unrtslri<red fvnds General 479.892 1501.0111 Reslti¢tred funds Restrirted fund 226J96 1184.2321 42264 TOTAL FUNDS 700,488 1685,2431 21,245 C•mpdt4tÉves far movement in lund$ Net movement In funds At 31.1.24 A 1.2.23 UnrÈ51Tided funds General fund 1147,8881 8,290 11395981 TOTAL FUNDS 1147,8881 8,290 I139￿98) Cwp•r¢fiva net movemen in knd4 in thtr above are as folbws: Incoming resourt•$ R6sources expended Movement in funds UThrestriC￿ fvnds General fund 277334 1269,1441 8,290 TOTAL FUNDS 2T7,434 1209.1 AAI 8290 A oJrrent year 12 months ond prlor year 12 months wmbined positi¢n 1$ w follo￿. Net Tronsfers behveen fvJnds At 31.1.25 At 1.2.23 Unreslri¢led fvnds Gtnerol fund 1147,8881 112,8291 17,910 1142.8011 Restri¢1￿ fvnds Restritted 42,364 117.9161 24A48 TOTAL FUNDS 1147.8881 29A35 11182531 Pag¢ 20 c¢ntinued._

Swil¢h The Play F•uttddi•n Nat•$ t• the Financial St4tements- ￿￿t[nUed for ihe Y￿1 Endd 31 JanI￿ry 2025 T3. MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- c¢nllnu•d A oJrrent ye(7r 12 month5 and prior yeor 12 morrfhs wmbinéd net movernentr in fund5, Induded in the obove oye os followL Incoming re￿￿e1 Re50urc¢s expended Movemtrrt in funds Unrestrictsd funds Ge￿r01 fund 757,316 1770,1551 112.8291 R•slrided lunds kstritted fvnd 226A96 1184.2321 42,264 TOTAL FUNDS 982.922 1954,3871 29,535 There wtss a shortf¢ll in the r¢strtthed funds of £17.910 ot 31 January 2025 os thé r¥ult of 4 14an th(Tt wa5 xpeaedly being colled in ectrly temp¢rorily repaid to Ominia 5p0rf5 Group out of restrid•d f￿d$. Thls h05 been present¢d as o transfer between restrrftted and ynreslricted within the financiol dotemen These lund5 were repoid ond were made available lor restritttd pJrp05e5 On 4 FebrLJOry 2025 ewvring thot resirided knds rèmained fvlly protecled tsnd availt)ble ÈXdv￿Ye￿y for their Int￿ded u. As S￿ a trcnF*r back inio Y&stricled fund5 will be presented in nekn years firtoncial statemenr> 14. RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES Mr Craig Donaldson was owed £3.221 ot 31.1.2513T.1.24 £8A331. Mr ¢Thris 8rindley was owed £1 6.OOLI ut 31.1.25131.01.24 £15,900). Po98 21

Swbkh The Play FouThd¢rti• Detail￿ Stulement Of Finan¢ial Adivilies for Fhe Yeqr Ended 3T J¢Jnuary 2025 31.1.25 37.1.24 INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS Other tvuding adivilies Athlete servi¢es Fyndrai$ing 365.843 340.074 32,999 244835 705.917 277,434 Invasknent in¢ome Dèpasit acwuni intérest 571 Tolal inGoming ￿50ViceS 700A88 277334 EXPENDrruRE Charli abl¢ adivities Wages Soool 5ecurlty Pern￿S Cott of delivery of 5¢KVi Insurance OfPiTr costs Adverti￿n9 Travel and svb&5te 198275 15￿85 3.538 440h42 I￿80 ,383 4.049 4A36 108,329 12.469 3,232 73A)56 917 3,322 80 2A34 677,994 26d,339 Ttsxgtion Inierestr 1753 Support ¢•$ts Finance Bank tharges 2,110 2.045 GovelrvJn￿ c•sts Accowiancy ond leg01 fees 3280 2.160 Total r¢soUrt*$ expended 085343 269.744 21245 8,290 Thk p•9è does not form part ¢f the stabrtory tinfjnciol stalements Poge 22