## **Sheffield Federation for School Sports** ## **Reference and Administrative Details for the year: 1 September 2021 – 31 August 2022** ## **Trustees:** Pat Howse :Chairman Steve Moran: Vice-Chairman Andy Davis: Hon Secretary Andrew Beare: Hon Treasurer Helen Raynes: Past Chair ## **Principal Address:** Pat Howse 92 Knowle Lane Sheffield South Yorkshire S11 9SJ **Charity Registered Number:** 523931 **Independent Examiner:** Marriott Gibbs Rees Wallis Limited 13 – 17 Paradise Square Sheffield South Yorkshire S1 2DE ## **Sheffield Federation for School Sports** ## **Trustees Annual Report for the year: 1 September 2021 – 31 August 2022** ## **Aims and purposes** The objective of the Federation is to foster the mental, moral and physical development of children by promoting and encouraging sporting activities, and to help charities as the Management Committee shall, from time to time, determine. The Federation continues to be the main provider of competitive inter-school sporting opportunities for the city's school children, and the organiser of representative school city teams in a number of sports. These opportunities are provided through a number of individual sporting Associations, which are members of the Federation. ## **Objectives** The Federation is committed to enabling as many school pupils as possible to take part in sporting competitions. The Management meetings of the Federation (which take place 3 times a year) maintain an overview of the activities provided by individual sport Associations and support Associations where needed. When planning activities for the year. The Federation continues to consider the possibilities of extending the offer of sporting competition to primary schools and to extending opportunities for inclusive sporting competition. Steady progress has been made in this direction. ## **Activities** ## _**Associations**_ The Associations which have been active in 2021 – 22 have been: - ●Athletics (primary and secondary) - ●Badminton (primary and secondary) - ●Basketball (secondary) - ●Cricket (primary and secondary) - ●Cross Country (primary and secondary) - ●Cycle Speedway (primary and secondary) - ●Football (primary, secondary and girls) - ●Hockey (primary and secondary) - ●Inclusive Sport (primary and secondary) - ●Netball (primary and secondary) - ●Orienteering (primary and secondary) - ●Rounders (secondary) - ●Rugby League (secondary) - ●Rugby Union (secondary) - ●Table Tennis (primary and secondary) - ●Trampolining (primary and secondary) These activities have been carried out for the purposes of the Federation providing the opportunity to enhance the child’s development and have had regard for the Charities Commission guidance on public benefit. ## **Achievements & performance** ## _**Presentation Evening**_ The annual Presentation Evening continues to be an impressive showcase for the federation. In January 2022 the evening was held at Sheffield Town Hall in the presence of the Lord Mayor, other councillors, sponsors and local sporting personalities. A full list of award winners can be found on the Federation's website: www.sfss.co.uk. ## **Inclusion and City Diversity** The participation levels across the city has been a valuable asset throughout the year with many competitions having an increase in entries, increasing the number of schools and pupils participating. All activities are promoted for all children across all schools in the city, with an open entry procedure to enable more schools to enter with more children and teams. All thirty four secondary schools and 80 % of Primary schools enter our competitions, with additional pupils competing from other school settings including home schooled pupils. Competition has been regular and varied to meet the needs of all pupils. Schools have achieved success across the city with success shared. In many of our activities, progress has been made by both individuals and teams at City, Regional and National level. In athletics, cross country, badminton, trampoline and orienteering, pupils have reached the final stages of national competition, bringing great recognition to the Federation’s work. These achievements help enhance the children’s development, through building confidence and team building. These are skills that can be applied when taking part in future activities within the Federation for and outside in society as a whole. ## **Financial review** The federation held cash reserves of £85,126 (2019 - £86,412) for the use of the federation and to be spent according to the governing document. The Block Entry Fees (BEF) are the Federation's main funding mechanism. The rate for both primary and secondary schools was not raised for 2021 – 22. The income from BEF decreased by £8,016 this year. This is due to the timing of when BEF invoices are sent out and when payment is received which can fall into different financial years. All 33 secondary schools in the city were affiliated to the Federation and 75 primary schools. Another important form of income is from Sheffield City Council who continue to support the Federation through an annual grant. The amount of £4,000 was approved and received for 2021–22, this is anticipated to continue in future years. The COVID19 pandemic has provided many challenges and although we continue to face uncertainty the Trustees are confident that financially the Federation will have sufficient funds to continue to as a going concern. The Federation holds a surplus cash balance at the end of the financial year and into 2023 upon the submission of this report. This umbrella organisation that oversees the provision of sporting competition for all Sheffield school children expects to receive continued annual membership fees from schools in future years to enhance the cashflow involved in the provision of sporting activities. The Federation has no significant liabilities or financial commitments and relies on the support of dedicated volunteers which enables the federation to manage cash flow in accordance with varying levels of funding. Even though the reserves held have decreased by £1,286, the federation continues to receive the support and income mentioned above, therefore the trustees do not have any uncertainties about the federation continuing as a going concern. ## _**Reserves Policy**_ For the previous four years it has been agreed that the Federation's Cafgold deposit account should not be used to support activities requiring current expenditure until the position regarding continuance of the Council's grant is settled. Without a grant, it would be likely that the Federation's reserves could be significantly reduced over a short period of time. ## _**Gift Aid**_ The Federation is still registered with HMRC. ## _**Association Budgets**_ All Association budgets were accepted by officers. ## **Volunteers** The Federation is entirely run by volunteers. This continues to be a major strength and provides continuity, as we are not subject to the vagaries of government initiatives and profit margins. The officers of the Federation would like to thank all those who have given up their time to help provide sporting activities as part of the Federation programme. ## **Structure, Governance and Management** The charity is an unincorporated association governed by the rules of the Federation. ## _**Election of Officers**_ The Vice-Chairman shall be elected bi-annually and shall become Chairman for the following two years. The General Secretary and General Treasurer shall be elected annually. Only representatives who have served on the Management Committee for twelve months shall be eligible for nomination to the post of Vice Chairman. Nomination forms for these Officers shall be sent to all association secretaries of the Federation on or before 31st October. These papers shall be returned to the General Secretary within seven day). If there is more than one nominee for any position, voting will take place at the Annual General Meeting. ## _**Management meetings**_ All Associations have up to three officers who can attend MMs – chair, secretary and treasurer. MMs are the decision-making body for the Federation, including approving budgets for the year. In accordance with the rules of the Federation, three MMs were held during the year, with all Associations but one being represented at a minimum of one meeting. They were well attended, with an average of 9 attendees. Sheffield Federation for School Sports Reference and Administrative Details for the year: 1 Septsmber 2021- 31 Au9USt 2022 Trustees: Pat Howse '.Chaimian Steve Moran.. Vice-chaiman Andy Davis". Hon Secretary Andrew Beare." Hon Treasurer Pete Mcleod.. Block Entry Form Secretary Helen Raynes: Charities Commission Principal Address". Pat Howse 92 Knowle Lane Sheffield South Yorkshire S119SJ Charity Registered Number: 523931 Independent Examiner: Marriott Gibbs Rees Wallis Limited First Floor, Unit 4 Broadfield Court Sheffield South Yorkshire S8 OXF Sheffield Federation for School Sports Trustees Annual Report for the year: 1 September 2021- 31 August 2022 Alms and purposes The objective of the Federation is to foster the mental, moral and physical development of children by promoting and encouraging sporting activities, and to help charities as the Management Committee shall, from time to time, determine. The Federation continues to be the main provider of competitive inter-school sporting opportunities for the city's school children, and the organiser of representative school city teams in a number of sports. These opportunities are provided through a number of individual sporting Associations, which are members of the Federation. Objectives The Federation is committed to enabling as many school pupils as possible to take part in sporting competitions. The Management meetings of the Federation (which take place 3 times a year) maintain an overview of the activities provided by individual sport Associations and support Associations where needed. When planning activities for the year. The Federation continues to consider the possibilities of extending the offer of sporting competition to primary schools and to extending opportunities for inclusive sporting competition. Steady progress has been made in this direction. Activities Associations The Associations which have been active in 2021- 22 have been.. Athletics (primary and secondary) Badminton (primary and secondary) Basketball (secondary) Cricket (primary and secondary) Cross Country (primary and secondary) Cycle Speedway (primary and secondary) Football (primary, secondary and girls) Hockey (primary and secondary) Inclusive Sport (primary and secondary) Netball (primary and secondary) Orienteering (primary and secondary) Rounders (secondary) Rugby League (secondary) Rugby Union (secondary) Table Tennis (primary and secondary) Trampolining (primary and secondary) These activities have been carried out for the purposes of the Federation providing the opportunity to enhance the child's development and have had regard for the Charities Commission guidance on public benefrt. Achievements & performance Presentation Evening The annual Presentation Evening continues to be an impressive showcase for the federation. In January 2022 the evening was held at Sheffield Town Hall in the presence of the Lord Mayor, other councillors, sponsors and local sporting personalities. A full list of award winners can be found on the Federation's website.. www.sfss.co.uk. Inclusion and City Diversity The participation levels across the city has been a valuable asset throughout the year with many competitions having an increase in entries, increasing the number of schools and pupils participating. All activities are promoted for all children across all schools in the city, with an open entry procedure to enable more schools to enter with more children and teams. All thirty four secondary schools and 80 % of Primary schools enter our competitions, with additional pupils competing from other school settings including home schooled pupils. Competition has been regular and varied to meet the needs of all pupils. Schools have achieved Suc￿sS across the city with success shared. In many of our activities, progress has been made by both individuals and teams at City, Regional and National level. In athletics, cross country, badminton, trampoline and orienteering, pupils have reached the final stages of national competition, bringing great recognition to the Federation's work. These achievements help enhance the children's development, through building Confiden￿ and team building. These are skills that can be applied when taking part in future activities within the Federation for and outside in society as a whole. Financial review The federation held cash rese￿eS of £96,273 (2021- £78,763) for the use of the federation and to be spent according to the governing document. The Block Entry Fees (BEF) are the Federation's main funding mechanism. The rate for both primary and secondary schools was not raised for 2021- 22. The income from BEF increased by £29,517 this year. This is due to an increase of fees in 2022 because of exiting the COVID 19 Pandemic which resulted in a nationwide lockdown and the main reason for the significantly low fees in 2021. AII 33 secondary schools in the city were affiliated to the Federation and 75 primary schools. Another important form of income is from Sheffield City Council who continue to support the Federation through an annual grant. The amount of £4,000 was approved and received for 2021-22, this is anticipated to continue in future years. The COVID19 pandemic has provided many challenges and although we continue lo fa uncertainty the Trustees are confident that financially the Federation will have sufficient funds to continue to as a going concern. The Federation hold5 a surplus cash balance at the end of the financial year and into 2023 upon the submission of this report. This umbrella organisation that oversees the provision of sporting competition for all Sheffield school children expects to receive continued annual membership fees from schools in future years to enhance the cashflow involved in the provision of sporting activities. The Federation has no significant liabilities or financial commitments and relies on the support of dedicated volunteers which enables the federation to manage cash flow in accordance with varying levels of funding. The reserves held have increased by £17,510, the federation continues to receive the support and income mentioned above, therefore the trustees do not have any Un￿rtaIntieS about the federation continuing as a going concern. Reserves Policy For the previous six years it had been agreed that the Federation's Cafgold deposit account should not be used to support activities requiring current expenditure until the position regarding continuance of the Council's grant was settled. It has now been confirmed that the grant is to continue for the foreseeable future. The reseNes will be reviewed by the committee on an ongoing basis and allocated to provide additional funding to support the resourcing of school sports requirements of the federation where ne￿Ssary, whilst ensuring that there are sufficient reserves to support the Federation as a going concern. Gift Aid The Federation is still registered with HMRC. Association Budgets All Association budgets were accepted by officers. Volunteers The Federation is entirely run by volunteers. This continues to be a major strength and provides continuity, as we are not subject to the vagaries of government initiatives and profit margins. The officers of the Federation would like to thank all those who have given up their time to help provide sporting activities as part of the Federation programme. Structure, Governance and Management The charity is an unincorporated association governed by the rules of the Federation. Election of Officers The Vice-chairman shall be elected bi-annually and shall become Chairman for the following years. The General Secretary and General Treasurer shall be elected annually. Only representatives who have served on the Management Committee for twelve months shall be eligible for nomination to the post of VI￿ Chairman. Nomination forms for these Officers shall be sent to all association secretaries of the Federation on or before 31 st October. These papers shall be returned to the General Secretary within seven day). If there is more than one nominee for any position, voting will take place at the Annual General Meeting. Management meetings All Associations have up to three officers who can attend MMs- chair, secretary and treasurer. Mms are the decision-making body for the Federation, including approving budgets for the year. In accordance with the rules of the Federation, three Mms were held during the year, with all Associations but one being represented at a minimum of one meeting. They were well attended, with an average of 9 attendees. 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 Sheffield Federation for School S orts On accounts for the year ended 31Au ust 2022 Charlty no Ilf any) 523931 Set out on pages 1and2 I report to the trustees on my examination of the acGounts ofthe above charrty ("the Trust.) for the year ended 31 August 2022. Responsibilities and As the charity trustees of the Trust, you are responsible for the preparation basis of report of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 (°the Act.). I report in respect of my examination of Ihe Trust's accounts carried out under section 145 ofthe 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination, I have followed the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act. I have completed my examination. I confim that no material matters have come to my attention in connection wrth the examination which gives me cause to believe that in. any material respect= accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of the Act or the accounts do not accord with the accounting records Independent examiner's statement I have no Gon￿mS and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination lo which attention should be drawn in order to enable proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Signed: Date: il JWJÉ la Name: Tina Havenhand Relevant professional qualification{sl or body (if any): FCCA Address: First Floor Unit 4 Broadfield Court Sheffield S8 OXF Section B Disclosure Only complete if the examiner needs to highlight matters of concern (see CC32, Independent examination of Gharity accounts: directions and guidance for examiners). IER October 2018 Give here brief details of any items that the examlner wishes to disclose. IER October 2018 CHARITY COMMISSIO FOR ENGLAND AND WALE Receipts and payments accounts CC16a For thè p•rlod from 0110912021 3110812022 Section A Receipts and payments Unre$trr¢ted funds toth• n8amst Restrlcted nds Endowment funds Total funils Last year to the nearest È tothe nearest£ to the £ to the ng•fUt A1 Recelpts Bank Interest 8k)CK Entry Fees Donations EqJipment Event Irwre Grants MisTrllaneou5 32 30.037 7,817 32 30,037 7,817 520 1.500 4,043 160 Sub total(Gross inGome ft)r AR) 38,996 38.996 6.217 A2 Assèt and inv•stm•nt sales, (see tsblol- Sub total 38,996 38,996 6.217 A3Pa mer Affiliation and A%vard$ Entry Fees Equipmenl Hire Ch8rge$ 1n5urarKe Travel se￿￿n81 Websiia MisrEllanpou3 1,$91 3,626 1.035 10,6ri 1,591 3.626 1,035 10,677 1,467 832 4,746 1.3S7 400 150 2,540 21,486 5,186 12.580 Sub total 21.486 A4 Asset and Investment urchas•s. se• table Sub total 21.486 21,486 12.580 Not of receipts/(payments) AS Transfers betsveen fund$ A6 Cash funds last year end Cash funds thls year end 17,510 17,510 8,363 78,763 96.273 78,763 .273 85,126 78.763 CCXX R1 accounts ISSI 1410612023 Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period Unrestricted funds to n•8r•s¢t Restricted funds Endowment funds Categorbes Details to naarest É to neafest£ B1 Cash funds Ca5hCaflCashGold 50,071 Virgin Mo 6,202 Total cash funds 96,273 14gm bAl￿$￿h￿ acts>rtisll Unrestrfcted funds to n8ar08t E Restricted funds to nearest E Endowment fund8 to nearest £ Details Fund to whlch 8880t b8lon Cotstltspuonall Curront ¥aluo Fund to whleh aSi•t belr Current viluè Detail- Costlopllonall 84 Assets rètslned for the charity's own use Fund to wbi¢h relat Amourit d t101￿1 When duo on•1 Details BS Liabilitl•s Signod by ono or fv trustses on half of all the trustees Dale ¢)f roval Signalure Print Name D&U &AL- CCXX R2 accounts ISSI 1411J612023 Sheffield Federation for School Sports Reference and Administrative Details for the year: 1 Septsmber 2021- 31 Au9USt 2022 Trustees: Pat Howse '.Chaimian Steve Moran.. Vice-chaiman Andy Davis". Hon Secretary Andrew Beare." Hon Treasurer Pete Mcleod.. Block Entry Form Secretary Helen Raynes: Charities Commission Principal Address". Pat Howse 92 Knowle Lane Sheffield South Yorkshire S119SJ Charity Registered Number: 523931 Independent Examiner: Marriott Gibbs Rees Wallis Limited First Floor, Unit 4 Broadfield Court Sheffield South Yorkshire S8 OXF Sheffield Federation for School Sports Trustees Annual Report for the year: 1 September 2021- 31 August 2022 Alms and purposes The objective of the Federation is to foster the mental, moral and physical development of children by promoting and encouraging sporting activities, and to help charities as the Management Committee shall, from time to time, determine. The Federation continues to be the main provider of competitive inter-school sporting opportunities for the city's school children, and the organiser of representative school city teams in a number of sports. These opportunities are provided through a number of individual sporting Associations, which are members of the Federation. Objectives The Federation is committed to enabling as many school pupils as possible to take part in sporting competitions. The Management meetings of the Federation (which take place 3 times a year) maintain an overview of the activities provided by individual sport Associations and support Associations where needed. When planning activities for the year. The Federation continues to consider the possibilities of extending the offer of sporting competition to primary schools and to extending opportunities for inclusive sporting competition. Steady progress has been made in this direction. Activities Associations The Associations which have been active in 2021- 22 have been.. Athletics (primary and secondary) Badminton (primary and secondary) Basketball (secondary) Cricket (primary and secondary) Cross Country (primary and secondary) Cycle Speedway (primary and secondary) Football (primary, secondary and girls) Hockey (primary and secondary) Inclusive Sport (primary and secondary) Netball (primary and secondary) Orienteering (primary and secondary) Rounders (secondary) Rugby League (secondary) Rugby Union (secondary) Table Tennis (primary and secondary) Trampolining (primary and secondary) These activities have been carried out for the purposes of the Federation providing the opportunity to enhance the child's development and have had regard for the Charities Commission guidance on public benefrt. Achievements & performance Presentation Evening The annual Presentation Evening continues to be an impressive showcase for the federation. In January 2022 the evening was held at Sheffield Town Hall in the presence of the Lord Mayor, other councillors, sponsors and local sporting personalities. A full list of award winners can be found on the Federation's website.. www.sfss.co.uk. Inclusion and City Diversity The participation levels across the city has been a valuable asset throughout the year with many competitions having an increase in entries, increasing the number of schools and pupils participating. All activities are promoted for all children across all schools in the city, with an open entry procedure to enable more schools to enter with more children and teams. All thirty four secondary schools and 80 % of Primary schools enter our competitions, with additional pupils competing from other school settings including home schooled pupils. Competition has been regular and varied to meet the needs of all pupils. Schools have achieved Suc￿sS across the city with success shared. In many of our activities, progress has been made by both individuals and teams at City, Regional and National level. In athletics, cross country, badminton, trampoline and orienteering, pupils have reached the final stages of national competition, bringing great recognition to the Federation's work. These achievements help enhance the children's development, through building Confiden￿ and team building. These are skills that can be applied when taking part in future activities within the Federation for and outside in society as a whole. Financial review The federation held cash rese￿eS of £96,273 (2021- £78,763) for the use of the federation and to be spent according to the governing document. The Block Entry Fees (BEF) are the Federation's main funding mechanism. The rate for both primary and secondary schools was not raised for 2021- 22. The income from BEF increased by £29,517 this year. This is due to an increase of fees in 2022 because of exiting the COVID 19 Pandemic which resulted in a nationwide lockdown and the main reason for the significantly low fees in 2021. AII 33 secondary schools in the city were affiliated to the Federation and 75 primary schools. Another important form of income is from Sheffield City Council who continue to support the Federation through an annual grant. The amount of £4,000 was approved and received for 2021-22, this is anticipated to continue in future years. The COVID19 pandemic has provided many challenges and although we continue lo fa uncertainty the Trustees are confident that financially the Federation will have sufficient funds to continue to as a going concern. The Federation hold5 a surplus cash balance at the end of the financial year and into 2023 upon the submission of this report. This umbrella organisation that oversees the provision of sporting competition for all Sheffield school children expects to receive continued annual membership fees from schools in future years to enhance the cashflow involved in the provision of sporting activities. The Federation has no significant liabilities or financial commitments and relies on the support of dedicated volunteers which enables the federation to manage cash flow in accordance with varying levels of funding. The reserves held have increased by £17,510, the federation continues to receive the support and income mentioned above, therefore the trustees do not have any Un￿rtaIntieS about the federation continuing as a going concern. Reserves Policy For the previous six years it had been agreed that the Federation's Cafgold deposit account should not be used to support activities requiring current expenditure until the position regarding continuance of the Council's grant was settled. It has now been confirmed that the grant is to continue for the foreseeable future. The reseNes will be reviewed by the committee on an ongoing basis and allocated to provide additional funding to support the resourcing of school sports requirements of the federation where ne￿Ssary, whilst ensuring that there are sufficient reserves to support the Federation as a going concern. Gift Aid The Federation is still registered with HMRC. Association Budgets All Association budgets were accepted by officers. Volunteers The Federation is entirely run by volunteers. This continues to be a major strength and provides continuity, as we are not subject to the vagaries of government initiatives and profit margins. The officers of the Federation would like to thank all those who have given up their time to help provide sporting activities as part of the Federation programme. Structure, Governance and Management The charity is an unincorporated association governed by the rules of the Federation. Election of Officers The Vice-chairman shall be elected bi-annually and shall become Chairman for the following years. The General Secretary and General Treasurer shall be elected annually. Only representatives who have served on the Management Committee for twelve months shall be eligible for nomination to the post of VI￿ Chairman. Nomination forms for these Officers shall be sent to all association secretaries of the Federation on or before 31 st October. These papers shall be returned to the General Secretary within seven day). If there is more than one nominee for any position, voting will take place at the Annual General Meeting. Management meetings All Associations have up to three officers who can attend MMs- chair, secretary and treasurer. Mms are the decision-making body for the Federation, including approving budgets for the year. In accordance with the rules of the Federation, three Mms were held during the year, with all Associations but one being represented at a minimum of one meeting. They were well attended, with an average of 9 attendees. 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 Sheffield Federation for School S orts On accounts for the year ended 31Au ust 2022 Charlty no Ilf any) 523931 Set out on pages 1and2 I report to the trustees on my examination of the acGounts ofthe above charrty ("the Trust.) for the year ended 31 August 2022. Responsibilities and As the charity trustees of the Trust, you are responsible for the preparation basis of report of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 (°the Act.). I report in respect of my examination of Ihe Trust's accounts carried out under section 145 ofthe 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination, I have followed the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act. I have completed my examination. I confim that no material matters have come to my attention in connection wrth the examination which gives me cause to believe that in. any material respect= accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of the Act or the accounts do not accord with the accounting records Independent examiner's statement I have no Gon￿mS and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination lo which attention should be drawn in order to enable proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Signed: Date: il JWJÉ la Name: Tina Havenhand Relevant professional qualification{sl or body (if any): FCCA Address: First Floor Unit 4 Broadfield Court Sheffield S8 OXF Section B Disclosure Only complete if the examiner needs to highlight matters of concern (see CC32, Independent examination of Gharity accounts: directions and guidance for examiners). IER October 2018 Give here brief details of any items that the examlner wishes to disclose. IER October 2018 CHARITY COMMISSIO FOR ENGLAND AND WALE Receipts and payments accounts CC16a For thè p•rlod from 0110912021 3110812022 Section A Receipts and payments Unre$trr¢ted funds toth• n8amst Restrlcted nds Endowment funds Total funils Last year to the nearest È tothe nearest£ to the £ to the ng•fUt A1 Recelpts Bank Interest 8k)CK Entry Fees Donations EqJipment Event Irwre Grants MisTrllaneou5 32 30.037 7,817 32 30,037 7,817 520 1.500 4,043 160 Sub total(Gross inGome ft)r AR) 38,996 38.996 6.217 A2 Assèt and inv•stm•nt sales, (see tsblol- Sub total 38,996 38,996 6.217 A3Pa mer Affiliation and A%vard$ Entry Fees Equipmenl Hire Ch8rge$ 1n5urarKe Travel se￿￿n81 Websiia MisrEllanpou3 1,$91 3,626 1.035 10,6ri 1,591 3.626 1,035 10,677 1,467 832 4,746 1.3S7 400 150 2,540 21,486 5,186 12.580 Sub total 21.486 A4 Asset and Investment urchas•s. se• table Sub total 21.486 21,486 12.580 Not of receipts/(payments) AS Transfers betsveen fund$ A6 Cash funds last year end Cash funds thls year end 17,510 17,510 8,363 78,763 96.273 78,763 .273 85,126 78.763 CCXX R1 accounts ISSI 1410612023 Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period Unrestricted funds to n•8r•s¢t Restricted funds Endowment funds Categorbes Details to naarest É to neafest£ B1 Cash funds Ca5hCaflCashGold 50,071 Virgin Mo 6,202 Total cash funds 96,273 14gm bAl￿$￿h￿ acts>rtisll Unrestrfcted funds to n8ar08t E Restricted funds to nearest E Endowment fund8 to nearest £ Details Fund to whlch 8880t b8lon Cotstltspuonall Curront ¥aluo Fund to whleh aSi•t belr Current viluè Detail- Costlopllonall 84 Assets rètslned for the charity's own use Fund to wbi¢h relat Amourit d t101￿1 When duo on•1 Details BS Liabilitl•s Signod by ono or fv trustses on half of all the trustees Dale ¢)f roval Signalure Print Name D&U &AL- CCXX R2 accounts ISSI 1411J612023