2021-12-31-accounts

Names and addresses	ofadvisers	ofadvisers	(Optional	(Optional	information)
Type of adviser				Name ddress
Name ofchief executive or names			ofsenior		staff members (Optional information)
Description ofthe charity's trusts
Type of governing	document				e Group's governing documents are those of eThe Scout Association. They consist ofa
					Royal Charter, which in turn gives authority to
					e Bye Laws ofthe Association and The Policy,
					Organisation and Rules of The Scout
					ssociation.
How the charity is	constituted				he Group isatrust established under its rules ich are common to all Scouts.
Trustee selection methods					he Trustees are appointed in accordance with e Policy, Organisation and Rules ofThe Scout
					ssociation.
dditionat governance issues		(Optional		information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about					The Group is managed by the Group Executive Committee, the members ofwhich are the 'Charity Trustees' ofthe Scout Group which is an educational charity. As charity trustees they are
~ policies and procedures adopted					responsible for complying with legislation
for the induction and training		of			applicable to charities. This includes the
trustees;					registration, keeping proper accounts and
~the charity's organisational structure and any wider network					making returns to the Charity Commission as appropriate.
with which the charity works; .relationship with any related					he Committee consists of3independent representatives, Chair, Treasurer and Secretary
parties;					ogether with the Group Scout Leader, individual
~trustees' consideration	ofmajor				secbon leaders (ifopted totake on the
risks and the system	and				responsibility) and parent's representation and
procedures to manage them.					meets at least once every school term.
					Members ofthe Executive Committee complete
					'Essential Information forExecutive Committee'
					sining within the first 5months ofjoining the
					committee.
					his Group Executive Committee exists to
					support the Group Scout Leader in meeting the
					responsibilities ofthe appointments and is
					responsible for.
					he maintenance ofGroup properly;
					e raising offunds and the administration of
					Group finance; e insurance cfperstans, property snd
					equipment;
					Group public occasions;
					sisting in the recruibnent of leaders and other

Summary	ofthe objects ofthe	ofthe objects ofthe	Belief - We explore	cur faiths, beliefs and	cur faiths, beliefs and	attitudes.
harity set out in its governing			Cowperagon -We	make a positive difference; we~psrats					with others
document			and make friends.
			The Scout Iftethod
			Scouting takes place when young		people,	in partnership		with	adults, work
			gather based on the values ofScouting and:
			-enjoy what they are doing snd have fun
			-take part in scbvities indoors snd outdoors
			-leam by doing- share in spiritual		reflection
			-take responsibility	and make choices
			-undertake new end	challenging	activities
			make snd live by their Promise.
			The Group consists	of:
			Beaver Scouts (2sections)
			Cub Scouts (2 sections)
			Scouts
			Explorer Scouts
			Scout Network
			The Group provides	a varied, active and exciting programme					for our young
			members.
			The Group supports	and engages	in local community		events		throughout
Summary undertaken	ofthe main activities for the public		the year.
benefit in relation tothese
objects (include within this
eot)on the		statutory
declaration		that trustees have
hsd regard		tothe guidance
issued by	the ChsHty
Commission		on publio benefit)
ddigonal	details ofobjeotives		snd activities (Opt)one) information)

ou may choose to intXude	ou may choose to intXude
rthsr statements,	where
relevant, about
~ policy on grantmaking;
~ policy programme	related
investment;
contribution made	by volunteers.