2026-03-31-accounts - Air Training Corps No 1740 Clydebank Squadron Non-Public Sports & Welfare Funds

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. _ Air Air Training Training Corps Corps No No 1740 1740 Clydebank Clydebank Squadron Squadron Non-public Non-public Charity Charityname name | )ther ther names names charity charityisknown is known _ sySports Sports & & Welfare Welfare 2S Funds Fundsieaie eae URE eres ar by | i Ne oe a ey Registered Registered charity charity number number | sc024669 $C024669 Charity's principal address 7 Beardmore Street, Clydebank (Non-postal) Charity’s principal address | 7 Beardmore Street, Clydebank (Non-postal) ie ee

| Postcode Postcode G81 G81 4HA 4HA

les 1es of of the the charity charity trustees trustees on on date date of of approval approval of of Trustees’ Trustees' Annual Annual Report Report

Trustee name

Office (if any)

ame of person Dates acted if (or body) entitled to not for whole year appoint trustee(ifany

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Reference Reference and and administration administration details details

Names Names of of all all other other charity charity trustees trustees during during the the period, period, if if any, any, (for (for example, example, those those who who resigned resigned part part way way through through the the financial financial period) period)

Name Name Kathleen Kathleen Mcllroy Mcllroy

Dates Dates acted acted if if not not for for whole whole year year Until Until 9 9 Feb Feb 2026 2026

Structure, Structure, governance governance and and management management

Type Type of of governing governing document document

Air Air Cadet Cadet Publication Publication 1919 1919 Air Air Cadet Cadet Publication Publication 300 300 Air Air Cadet Cadet Publication Publication 20a 20a Air Air Cadet Cadet Publication Publication 11 11 Air Air Cadet Cadet Publication Publication 10 10

Trustee Trustee recruitment recruitment and and appointment appointment

Trustee/ _Trustee/ committee committee members members are are recruited recruited from from former former cadets, cadets, parents parents and and families families of of cadets. cadets. Before Before a a new new member member takes takes up up a a position position on on the the committee committee they they undergo undergo a a PVG PVG check. check.

Objectives Objectives and and activities activities

Charitable Charitable purposes purposes

Promote Promote and and encourage encouragea a practical practical interest interest in in aviation aviation and and the the Royal Royal Air Air Force Force among among young young people. people. To To provide provide training training which which will will be be useful useful in in the the service service and and civilian civilian life. life.

To To encourage encourage the the spirit spirit of of adventure adventure and and develop develop qualities qualities of of leadership leadership and and good good citizenship citizenship.

Summary Summary of of the the main main activities activities Implementation Implementation of of a a training training programme programme and and activities. activities. in in relation relation to to these these objects objects Cadets Cadets are are involved involved in in various various activities activities such such as as sports, sports, flying, flying, Duke Duke of of Edinburgh Edinburgh award, award, First First Aid, Aid, shooting shooting and and academic academic studies. studies. The The training training programme programme is is implemented implemented to to ensure ensure that that all all cadets cadets are are given given equal equal opportunities opportunities in in various various programmes programmes and and to to take take a a role role in in _ developing developing leadership leadership and and good good citizenship. citizenship.

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Achievements Achievements and and performance performance

Summary of the main achievements of the charity during the financial period Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the financial period	The Squadron maintains a varied training programme two evenings per week plus at weekends when agreed. The programme, through academic and practical sessions, aims to educate and engage cadets and keep up their interest. Cadets are progressing satisfactorily through The Squadron maintains a varied training programme twoevenings per week plus atweekendswhen agreed. The programme, through academicand practical sessions, aims to educate and engage cadets and keep up their interest. Cadets are progressing satisfactorily through
	academic classes and project-based training. academic classes and project-based training.
	Staff, together with senior cadets, are continuing to develop the training programme to ensure that it continues to be interesting and varied. Staff, togetherwith seniorcadets, are continuing to develop the training programme toensure that itcontinues to be interesting and varied.
	Cadets have had good participation in national training opportunities and have attended UK-wide week-long education and training camps. Flying activities in both powered aircraft and gliders has been undertaken by many cadets. Cadets have had good participation in national training opportunities and have attended UK-wide week-long education and training camps. Flying activities in both powered aircraft and gliders has been undertakenbymanycadets.

Financial Financial review review

|Brief
statement
of
the
on
reserves
Briefstatementofthe
on reserves|the
charity's
charity’s|charity's
policy
policy|We
attempt
to
ensure
that
we
operate
with
approximately
El
,000
in
reserve.
The
commanding
officer
has
to
seek
authorisation
for
any
spends
over
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before
purchase
is
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|We attempttoensurethatweoperate with approximately £1,000 in
reserve. The commanding officer has to seek authorisation forany
spends over£100 before purchase is made.
Petty cash is maintained at£60 -£100 although this may increase for| |---|---|---|---| ||||short
periods
when
cash
is
taken
to
pay
for
camps,
other
activities
or
short periodswhen cash is taken to pay forcamps, other activities or| ||||during
fundraising
activities.
during fundraising activities.| |Details
of
any
deficit
Details ofany deficit|||None
None| |Donated
facilities
and
services
Donated facilities andservices||(if
any)
(ifany)|Building
and
property
supplied
by
MOD
(Highland
Regular
and
Cadet
Forces
Association)
Buildingand property supplied byMOD (Highland RegularandCadet-
ForcesAssociation)|

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Other Other optional optional information information

Declaration Declaration

The The trustees trustees declare declare that that they they have have approved approved the the trustees' trustees’ report report above. above.

Signed Signed on on behalf behalf of of the the charity’s charity's trustees trustees

OSCR OSCR Signature(s) Signature(s)will will accept accept 8Bee/ a digital digital or or typed typed Xo: signatures signatures os Full Full name(s) name(s) Cheryl-Lee Cheryl-Lee McPhillie McPhillie

Position Position (e.g. (e.g. Chair) Chair) Chairperson Chairperson

Date Date 31/03/2026 31/03/2026