Trustee Annual Report
Scouts
1st Chalfont St Prter
l- Chalftint St Peter Scout Gmup
Trustee Annual Report
For Year starting l April 2024 ending 31 March 2025
Section A
Reference and adwinistration details
Charity name
1st Chaffonl St Peter s￿)ut Grou
other names the charity is known by
Registered charity number {rf any)
HQ reglstration number
Charity's principal address
1st Chawont St Peter Scout Group
33a Lansdown Road.
Ch8Wont st Peter.
SL9 gSP
Names of the charty truste8s who manage the charity
l- Ch•if4Trt St P•tsY Group
Gn¥¢l Hll¥ Cha¢tOTrt St Peter. SL9 9QX
Grwp Load V•lu*rt¥*r IGLVI: Sarah eAathi
Chaiiiy N¥Ambqr. 300660
Pr•slilont Au￿ Moffat
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Trustog Name
Office (If any)
Datss a¢ted If not for vthole year
Reappointed at AGM 9 Septembe r
ears
Reappointed at AGM 9th September
for1
ears
Reappointed at AGM 9" September
for3
ears
Ex Officio
Reappointed at AGM 9" September
for2
ears
Reappointed at AGM 91h September
for2
ears
Appolnled on June 2024
R6appointed at AGM 9th Septewber
for2
ears
Appointed at AGM 9. September for
aars
Allan Moffat
President
Thomas Pa
Chainman
Karen Litue
Sarah Slade
Treasuffr
Lead Volunteer
Jones
Trustee
ma￿ Morrison
Trustee
Emll Barker
Trustee
Galla Beech
Trustee
Names arKI Addresses of Advisers
of Advlser
Name
Address
Se¢tion B
Description of the charity's trusts
StrLlCture.
overnance and mana
ement
Type of wvemlng ￿0￿ment
{e.g. trust deed, constftuuon)
The Group's governing documents aro those of the Scout
Assoaation. They consist of a Royal Charter, which in tum
gives authority to the Bye Laws of the Association and Th@
Policy. Organisation and Rules of The Scout Association.
How the charity is constitLrted
le.g. trust. association, company)
The GTOUP is a trust established urKler its wles which are
common to all Scouts.
Trustee sele¢tion melhods
(6.g. appoinled by. ele¢ted by)
The Trustees are appointed in accordance with the Policy.
Organisation and Rules of The Scout Association.
Additional govemance issues (optional
information but encouraged as best
practice}
The Group is managed by Ihe Group Trustee Board, the
members ofwhich are the 'Charity Trustees. of the Scout
Grou
which is an educational chari
. As chari
trustees the
I" Chalhnt St Peter Scout Group
Gravel Hiu, Ch4ifont St Peter, SL9 9QX
GTOUP Lead Volunteer IGLVI: Siyah Slad¢
Re4istEred Charity Number. 300660
Pr4$idW￿ Allan Moffat
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Section B
Structiire.
overnance and mana
ement
ar8 responsible for ￿mplyIng with legislatlon applicable tD
charities. This indudes the registration. keeping proper
ac(tunts and making retums lo the Charity Commission as
appropriato.
Polici85 and procedures adoptgd for.
a) Ihe tndu¢tion and IFaining of trustees"
b) trustee, consideration of major risks
and the systems and procedures to
manage them
The Trustee Board consists of 3 Independent appointed
representatives, President, Chair, Treasurer and 5 Trustaes
(induding 1 Ex Officio Trustees, the Group Lead Volunteer and
5 appointed Trusleesl .
MembeTS of the Trustee Board complete Being a Scouts
Trustee leaming within the first 6 months of joining the Board.
This Group Board exists to make sure the chaiity is
well-managed. rtsks are assessed and mitigated, buildings and
equipment are in gocKI wo￿ng order. and everyong follows
gal requirements and the organisalion's policies and rules.
Thelr support helps other volunteers run high-quafty and safe
programmes that gives young people skills for life.
Rlsk and Intemal C¢>ntrol
The Group Trustee Board has identified the major risks to
which Ihey b￿￿ve the Group is exposed, Ihese have been
reviewed and systems have been established to mttigate
against them. The main areas of (x)ncem that have baen
identified are..
Damage to the buikling, propety and equipment. The Group
would request the use of buildings, property aNJ equipmerbl
from neighbouring organisations such as the church,
commun(ty cefttre and other Scout Groups. Slmilar reciprocal
arrangements exist with these organisations. The Group has
comprehensive insurance policigs lo 8nsur8 that insurable
risks are covered.
Injury lo leaders, helpers, support8r5 and members. The Group
through the capitation fees contributes lo Ihe Scout
ASsoda￿On$ national accident insurance policy. Risk
Assessments are undertaken before all activiti8S.
Reduced income from fund raising. The Group is primarily
reliant upon Ineome from subscriptions and fundraising. The
group does hold a reserve to ensure the contir)uity of activi118S
should there be a major redu¢tion in income. The Board could
raise the value of subs¢ription$ to increase the income lo the
group on an ongoing basis. either temporarily or permanenuy.
Reducbon or108s of18aders. The
rou
is totall reltant u
on
I" Chalhnt St P*ter S<vth GrJ)UP
Gravel HIW Chaitont St Peter. SL9 gQX
Croup Lead Volurtetr IGLVI: Sarah Siade
Registered ChaTity Nurn￿r. 31￿66)
Pr•sid•rt' AILan Moffat
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Section B
Structure.
overnance and mana
ement
volunteers to run and administ8r the activities of the group. If
there was a reduction in tho numberofleaders to an
una¢¢eplable level in a particular section or the group as a
whole then there would havo to b8 a contraction, (x)nsolIda￿0￿
or closure of a section. In tho worst case scenario the complelo
closure of the Group.
Reductton or loss of members. The Group provides activibes
for all young peop￿ aged 4 to 18. If thoro was a reduclon in
membership in 2 particular section or the group as whole then
there would have to b& a Contraction, consolidation or closure
of a section. In the worst case S￿nariO the complete closure of
the Grou
Section C
Summary of the objects of the charity
sel out in its governlng document
Objectives and activities
The Purpose of Scoutlng
Scout"ng e￿$ts to actively engage and support young people in
their p8rsonal deveh)pment.
empowering them lo make a p0s￿Ve contribution to SOGiety.
The Values of Scouting
As Scouts we are guided by these values..
Integrity- We act wrth Inte9rity,' we are honesL trustworthy
and loyal.
Resp8ct- We have solf-respect and respect for others.
Care- We support others and take care of the world in
which we INe.
Balief - We explore our failhs. beliefs and attitudes.
Cowoperation - We make a positive diffe￿nCe. we
(X)aoperate wth 0th8rs and make friends.
Tho Scout Method
Scouting takes place when young people. in partnership with
adults, work together based on the
values of Scoub'ng and:
enjoy what they are doing and have fvn
take part in activities irKloors and outdoors
leam by dolng
share in spirttual reflection
tske responsibility and make choices
undertake new and ¢hallenging activities
make 2nd live b their Promise.
I" Chailo¥rt St Petsy Sto* Group
Gravel fr￿U, Chalhnt Pèttr. SL9 9QX
G¥oup Lead Volurte¢r IGLVI: Sar4h Slad•
Reyisteyed Cha¥ity Nufftb*r. 300660
Pr*ddÈnt Allan Moffat
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Section G
Summary of the main activities in
relation to thes8 objects
Objectives and activities
2025
Numbers
Bovs
Girls
11
19 1
28
Thls year has still had ils fair share of thallenges
most
Signifi￿ntlY we remained out of our Scout Hut, our home,
since February 2024. Now, 18 months later. it is both a relief
and a priv(lege to finally b8 back in our own space. Naturally,
this extended absence impacted many a￿a5. but in true
Scouting spirit. we adaptod quick￿ and met our challenges
head-on.
All sedions continued to fvll progrdmmes and activities,
desptte being rek)cated to altemalive premises. A huge thank
you goes to Paccar. The Guides, Thorpe House School, The
Hub. and tha Community Centre for prowding us with
temporary venues your supporiwas invaluable in helping us
keep g¢ing.
Programme & Dellvery
Despite the disruption, caused by losing access to our Scout
huL our pmgramme remainèd active and engaging. While the
temporary locations inevitabty affected some of the aotivities
we could offer, our dedicated leaders rose to the challenge.
Thelr creativity and comrnitment ensured that Scoutlng stayed
fun. meaningful and impactfvl for our young people. This year,
we've award8d10 Bronze Awards, 13 Silver Awards and 6
Gokl awards acmss the sections.
To our leaders
thank you for persevoring and for adapting
programmes so effecbvely. And to our young people- thank
you for tuming up wth enthusiasm and for making it all
worthwhile.
I" Chalhnt St P¥tsv S¢Dut Grwp
GravEi Hill, Chalhnt St Pètsr. SL9 9QX
Group Lead Voluntosr IGLV>: Sarah
Register2d Charity Ntsmlaw.. 300660
Presithnt AU* M#f*at
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Section C
Objectives and activities
Addillonal details of the objectiV8s and
aclivilies (optional infomiation but
encouraged as best practice)
Support Policy
We have a policy to support those that cannot afford to attend
scouting by subskllsing thelr costs. to enable them to benefit
equalty-
You may choos8 to irbclude further
statements, where relevant, about..
Contributlons
Firslty. a huge thank you to every leader, section help8r, and of
course, our parents, who continue to give their time and energy
to support our Scout Group.
policy on grantmaking:
' contribution made by volunteers-
policy on investments.
We want to express our heartfelt thanks to Allan Moff&( our
Grwp President, who seNed as the lead contact throughout
the hul refurbishment. What began as a 12-week project
tumed into an 18-month joumey. Allan liaised tirelessly with the
builds, Insuran￿ company and assessors. Thanks to his
determination and hard wo￿, we're now finally back home.
Thank you, Allan,
A big thank you also goes to.. .
Sarah for directing and guiding us all and volunteering
a hugg amount of tim8 & energy lo lead the group.
Emity and Mary for all the gardening and ground
clearance
Our Trustegs, who gave up w99k8nds to tidy and sort
our equipment.
The wder CA)mmunity and other charity groups who
supported us.
We've recEivod thousands of pounds in donations.
from counul community board fvnds, personal
contributions other scout groups, who gave us profits
on their t8as and coffees at scouting ev&nts to Pub
Quvz nights and more. Ev8ry little helps as they say
and we contlnue to pursue grants, especialty to
address future ftood
rev8ntion..
Public Benefft Statement
The Group meets the Charity Commission's public benefit
criteria under both the advarKement of education and the
advancement of citizenship or community development
headings.
Section D
Summary of the main achievernents of
the charity during the year
Achievements and Performance
Group Acts'vtlies
Sections have taken part in QuesL EnduranGe, Chesham
Triathlon. Grimsdyke, Bridge the Misbourno, All S8cUDris
camped this year, Feast Day, we have th8 Big O
Orienteerin
the Scouts Firework dis
la
Remembrance
I" Chdtort St l>¢trr SCO￿ GTOUP
G¥avel M51L Chalfortt St P4t¥r, SL9 9QX
Group Load IGLVI: Sar•b Sl•do
Re¥istor¥d Chotrty Hw)tbef. 300660
ChoJrnwi: T•m
Pre6￿4￿nt Allax
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Section D
Achievements and Performance
Parade, Village Fun Night (Decl. Scout Post in De￿mber VE
Day Celebrations and VIlWe aftemoon Tea, Collecting clothing
lo go to Ukrain9 Ma the kindness club, Metropolitan police
resenl to our
oun
eo
e of soclal media and onlin8 risks.
Sectioii E
Brief statement of the charitrfs policy on
reserves
Financial Review
R￿￿¥Ve$ Pollcy
The Group's pollcy on reserves is lo hold sufficient reSoU￿S
to continue the charitable activities of the group should Incomo
and fvndraising activities f￿1 short. The Truste8 Board
considers that the gruup should hold a sum equivalenl k) 6
months running Ix)sts, arca £12,000.
The Group held reserv&s of apPr0￿MatelY £48,200 against thls
at year end. This is approximately the level requlred for
operallng expenses, and r84nstating the hut and fundraising
for fIC￿)d defenses.
Details of any funds materially in defitmt
larcumstances plus steps lo eliminate)
None
Summary offinancAal position
Treasurer report for tho year ending 31 March 2025
The Group bank accounts ended the year with a balance of
£48.686.76 {2024: £ 28,199.291. This indudes ￿Serv95 of
£5.000 which we are required lo hold.
During the year, the group received £71,246.04 {2024.' £
51,457.92) and paKI oul £50,758.57 {2024= £46,124.47},
generating an in-year surtAus of £2D,487.4712024.' £5,333.45
surplus).
For1he entire period , the scout hut was ck)sed. The impact on
our in(x)me was largely through in¢reased donations from
individuals and groups. £15.179.86 (2024.. £3,361.49) and an
insurance payout of £14:000. This was offset by the loss of
letbng income. we are pursuing an Insuran￿ claim against
this. The impact of this on our running costs was minimal, as
most costs ￿ntinUed thrr)ughoul the year, and in particular
utilities were higher due to increased energy wsts, and the
impact of drwng out the hut and usage by the builders as they
refutbished. The majority of expenditure required by the gfoLIP
to get the SCOLrt hut ready to fully reopen will b8 incurred in the
year 20242025 and a separate note on this will b8 included in
the a¢counts for that year.
As a remind8r at the
uest of th8 Distiict Treasurer
l- Ch4tfvAt 5t P•tet SCO￿
Gvwt¢ Hill. Chaifont 5t Peter, SL9 9QX
Group LÈ4d Voluntser IGLVI: Sarah Stath
Rv￿$ter￿d Chèrity Number: 300660
President Au￿ Moflat
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Section E
Financial Review
for capitation was delayed to fall within the financial year
ending 31 March 2025 in order to bring all group aC￿￿ntS
thin district in-line. For this reason. thera is no capitation
expenditure showlng for the prior year.
Group Camp was still able to go ahead. Thls did run at a loss.
as antscipated, exa￿Tbated by some addilH)nal costs due to
the fact that some equipm&nt lost to th8 flood could not be
borr(Iwed from elsewh9re and ne8ded to be replaced.
However, the deficrt of £2900 was more than offset by a grant
of £1,000 from district specificalty for camp, and funds raised
throughout the year through our tradltional events, whlch had
raise a total of £3 354.
Furds Statement
as at31 Marth 21)25
£Q24m
27.9e4.64
20.460.42
$89.04
c3Sh￿ HarA
27.W.64
21.049.48
HSBG 813)5956
HSBC 31￿925
HSBC 31013784
338.28
3T.71
13.837_71
iT22.37
1.3￿.9T
2.517_79
1273.5T
15D7.(N)
FL58C 541C
20.72112
7,149.83
44686.T6
28.190.29
Investment Pollcy
Investment policy ar)d obledve5
The Group does not have sufficient ￿[KIS to invest in longer
term investments. The Group has therefore adopted a risk
averse strategy lo the investment of tts funds. All fijnds are
heid in cash usin
onl mainstream banks or buildin
societies.
Section F
Other O tional Information
X" Choltort St Peter YKovt Gr4JUP
Gravel Hil4 ChalfDnt St Peter, SL9 9QX
Group Lead Volunteer IGLVI: SarAh Siado
Reyistered Charity N41mber. 300660
Pyesident AU3n Moffat
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Plans for futur8 periods (rjetails of any
significant activities planngd to achi8ve
them)
We do all need to do rnore on attracting rTM)re volunteers either
wtih our young people or in support roles we have used the
Scouvs, Growlh and Development team, and there are
changes (x)ming in how we advertls& for new members on
Stx)tts.org webstte as well. before il is notjust Us or
Scouting that is struggllng thera Is a Shortage 8cross the who18
volunteer seG*or.
Adhe￿ng to the Scout Transfomiation work that is ongoing.
Section G
Declaration
The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees. report above
Signed on behalf of the TTUStees
Signatu￿($)
Full Namels)
Thomas Pa
Kaw Little
Positions(s)
Chaim)an
Treasurer
Date
4th Se
tember 2025
I" ChAlfDnt St PEtet Stoot G*)￿)
Gta¥ei Hil4 Cbalfort Sl Petér. SL9 9QX
Gr*up Lead Volunteor IGLVI.. SaTah Slade
Reylstered Cha¥ity Xvmber. 301)650
Pr45id4ftt Allan Moff•t
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CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
Independent examiner's
report on the accounts
Section A
Independent Examiner's Report
Report to the trusteesl
members of
Lh<lnly NaE¥
ChcL
I str YÈ￿ knLLtr C4nJ
On accounls for the year
ended
3 Istr lQ)IS
Charity no
(if any)
300@&0
Set out on pages
It8membpJ lo Include the of3ddillon8I sheetsl
I report to tha trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above
charity (Yhe Trusf) for th6 yoar ended :.
Responsibilities and As th8 charity trustees of the Trust, you are responsible for the preparation
basls of rèport of the accounts in aCCA)rdance the requirements of the Chartties Act
2011 (Ihe Acr).
I report in respect of my examination of the Trust's accounts carried out
under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carying out my examination, I
have followed the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission
under section 145(5Xb} of the Act.
I have completed my examination. I rA)nfirm that no matertal matters have
come to my attention (other than that disclosed below") in connection with
the examination which gtves me cause to believe that in. any material
respect
accounting records wer8 not kept in accordance with section 130 of
the Act or
the accounts do not acLord v￿th the accounting records
Independent
examinorfs statemenl
I have no concems and have come across no olher matters in connection
with the examination to ￿lch attention should be drawn in order to enabte a
proper understanding of th6 accounts to be r8ached.
' Pl8as8 d818t8 th8 words in the brack&ts if th8y do not apply.
Slgned:
Date:
Name:
00
Relevant professional
qualif1￿9t10n{s) or body
{rfan
Address:
IER
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Section B
Disclosure
Only complete if the oxaminer needs to highlight matters of concorn (see CC32,
Independent examination of charlty accounts: directions and guidance for
examiners).
Glve here brief details of
any items that the
8xamlnerwlshes to
dlsclose.
IER
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1st Chalfont St Peter S¢out GYeuFi"
Re¢elpts and Payments Account
Forth• y•ar and•d 31 Mar¢h 2025
2025
21124
Ro¢•ipts
Subscriptlons
Camps and Outings
Sundry In(x)rn
17233.94
9.920.81
591.86
17,643.89
5,138.92
7.00
27.746.61
22,789B1
Fundralsln9 and Events
Fundr￿sIng Events
Hall Hire
13.319.51
17,666.59
8.266.QO
13.319.57
25,932.59
Donation8
Grants
Insurance
Inter8St Rseeivod
15.179.86
1.000.00
14,000.00
0.00
3,381.49
0.00
TOTAL RECEIPTS
71,246.04
52,063.89
Paymonts
Equtpment
Section A¢tivittès. Camps and Oubngs
Llnlforms. Weknme Packs & TrainsrffJ
3,178.82
14.253.15
551.40
19221.65
19,780.15
17,983.37
Group Expenses
Transport
Insurance
146.
4.848.32
213.83
4.325.￿}
852.0
4.783.51
208.61
Rent and Rates
Utilit185
1.508.91
9,045.55
197.16
3.060.00
625.97
D.00
Property Malntenan
Telophon9
Cl88ning
Trartsaction lees
Hall Hlre
Sundry
204.02
85.00
1.085.89
670.00
217.82
556.63
11.796.78
20,818.34
Fundraislng ond Evgnts Expendjiure
Capitation
9,965.64
9,216.00
7,948.73
0.00
TOTAL PAYMENTS
50,758.57
46,750.44
Surplus I (Deficlt) fortho
20.487.47
5,333.45

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