APPENDIX 1 OSCR Pnriod slarl dalc Morth Yeaf 05 2023 Period end dale Day_ Month Year 30 From 01 To 2024 Sc(Illisli Charity Regulalur Office of th8 Scottish Charlty Regulator Reference and administration details Charlty namo other names charity is known by Roglstgrod charlty number Charity's pYinGipal addre55 Enorgy Sport & STEM SC052512 57 Brocks Road Perth Po8tcod8 PH2 OGD Name5 of the charity truste¢$ on date of approval of Tru8t868' Annual Report Ttknstèthamè: Chair and treasurer Income generalion cind sporling director Volunteèr support Activity planning 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20
Reference and administration details Names of all other charlty trustees during the period, if any, {for example, those who resigned part way through the flnanclal perlodl Structure, governance and management Type of governing document Our Constitution We are a single tier charity govèrned through our constilulion. Our constitution outlines the responsibilities of our trustees to further ils purposes and describes how decisions are made. Purposes Energy Sport & STEM'S purposes are.. (a) lo advance the public participation in SPDrl', (b) lo provide recreational facilities for the community. Trustee recruitment and appointment This first period as a charily has seen the formalislng of existing roles as volunteer$ of a non-profit organisalion into charity trustees. While our aclivi;ies have remained the same, our perspective and feeling of respor)$ibility lo the charity has increased and developed for the better. In our first 8 month8 as a charity we have seen increased Interest in volunteer enquires and we now look at diversifying our board lo Include a broader range of skillsels.
Objectives and activities Charitable purposes Our primary objective is lo improve access lo sport and encourage recreation in the community lo tackle obe51ty and improve tnenlal health, Ulilising our plallorm of sport, we also improve access lo STEM activities in a fun and engaging way, for those that may not otherwise participate. The problems we aim to overGome through our charity: Mental Health & Wellness - Lack of awareness that wellbeing can be improved by regular exercise. Inactlvlty & Obeslty - Infiequenl promotion of regular exercise and dlel adjuslm8nl. Communlty & Volunteering - Limited opportunities for Involvemerkl in social activity that improve group cilizenship. Tourism & Economlo Impact - A lack of provision ol events that support Scottish traditions and values. 71% 70 58% 50 40 30 20 17% io Summary of the maln actlvitles In relatlon ¢0 these objects Actlvities Our solutions lo the problems outlined previously are administered through our annual Energy Festival held in Perth, Scolland. The fesllval provides a platform to engage over 5000 people over 2 days, encouraging local and natlonal sportsl STEM provSders lo deliver opporlunilies for free or al low cost. Our activities during the festival are outlined below.. Sports & Challenglnu Actlvltles - Boosting health & wellbeing. Voluntegring opportunities - Encouraglng Cilixenship through rewarded volunteering. STEM & Wellness partlcipation events - Family based inclusive low c051 and free aclivilies. Tour18m - Encouraging National level louri5m at a Scolllsh heritage location.
Achievements and performance Summary of the main achievements of the charity durlng the financlal period Energy Festival 2023= A Resounding Successl On July 30th and 31st, the North Inch in Perth transformed into a buzzing hub of energy and excitement. Over 4,000 enlhusiaslic allendees flocked lo our free leslival, making il an unforgellable speclaclel The Colour Run.. A Riot of Colours and Emotionsl A slaggwing 780 vibrant runners painted the town in a myriad of hues during our thrilling 2.4km colour run. Th15 event not Only inspired families and friends to embrace lilness bul also allracled visitors from far and wide, boosting local lourisml
pow8rofthebike Zone.. Pedal Power lo the Forel
Around 800 cycling enthusiasts immersed themselves in the
powerofthebike zone. This zone, which oelebraled the UCI cycling world
championships, saw attendees engage in guided rides and thrllling bike track aclivilies. The highlight? The jaw-dropping Clan bike slunl show that had the crowd on the edge of their seatsl Clash of the Clans.. A Fitness Extsavaganzal 360 elile athletes from Scotland and France ballled il out in the adrenaline-pumping 'clash of the clans, litne5s competition. Their dedicallon and prowess were truly a sight lo beholdl Volunteers.. The Heartbeat ol the Festivall A big shouloul lo our 64 dedicated volunteers, including the Polioe Service Young Volunteers, Army Cadet Force, and the Claymore CrossFil community. Their unwavering commitment and passion infused the feslfval with a unique spirit and purpose. STEM Engagemenl.. Building lor the Fulurel Vwhile STEM aclivilles were limited this year, major players like the Dundee Science Centre, Royal Regiment of Scotland. and the Scollish Maths Council stepped up, captivating allendees with their engaging aclivilies. Walch this space, as STEM will be our spotlight focus in the coming yearl In conclusion, 2024 was a year of vibrant colours, pulsating energy, and unforgellable memories. Here's to more successes and milestones in the futurel
Financial review Brlef statement of the charlty's policy on reserves We aim to hold £5000 ieserve, this will accommodate pre-event costs for the following years bookings. The reserve equates to 200/0 of predicted costs. The reserve required is likely lo rise and so we wlll estimate 200h of the following years festival cosls a5 an anrEual review. Detalls of any deflcit Our Charity application was signih'can15y delayed and prevented us from fundraising prior to Energy Festival 2023. An application was submilled on our behalf for national funding which prevented us from deciding on how the funds would be used. The deficit that these issue5 caused was resolved by a signiftcanl donation from Ballistic Fitness Ltd. which supports bolh thè Colour Run and Clash of the Clans. This leaves tho aGcounls wllh £348 following this year's feslwal. Donated facllltles and servlces Ilf any} Perth & Kinross Council were SUpptiVe of this year's event providing barrier fencing and gazebos. Dundee Science Centre and the Scottish Maths Council provided STEM support and have created a neOrk of future support lo the event. APPENDIX 1 Other optional information Future plans In the next year our alm is to generate sufficient funding to enable a sustainable annual event with reserves at 20./0 of our annual budgel. Confidence in our fundralsing activities will en8ble a richer experience al the ar)nual energy festival foi all attendees.
Declaration Tl)e truste68 declare that thoy havg approv&d the truste88' report abov8. Slgn8d on behalf of the charlty's Iru8toes Signalurglsl OSCR will accep( digit8lortyp8 51gn8lures Full name(sl PosIOn (8.9. Chalrl Gliaii Dal• 2510312025
APPENDIX 2 Energy Sport & STEM Receipts and payments accounts SC052512 Periou For ¢he period from Ye31 Sco1115h Chaiily Regulator lo May 1023 30 AprN 2024 Section A Statement of receipts and payments Restricted fund5 Expendablg Permangnl Tolal funds IAst p•rlod funds fund5 ¢urfÈnt pèilod to no4r•yt£ t• wrèAt£ tonèar•&l£ A1 R¢¢el t8 DDTr8llons 6,482 6,482 Grtsnls 16,S97 16,597 Grosg tr8dlng ie¢¢ipis Incorne from inve51menls olherlhBn l&nd snd bulldinys RFiil¥ fr¢)m1ynd & buildiws Gross rgceipiB frotn olhei ch81itgble tsvilles Al Sub tolal 11111 23,079 A2 Rec£lpls Iiom 0gs8¢& Iiiveslment5ales Proceeds froni Sale olfixed assgis pro5 fronb sa18 of invesifflenls A2 Sub ¢otsi Tot&lrecelp¢s 23.079 23.079 A3 PAyment8 Expenses for fundralwfjg 11¥118 Gs8 Iradlw paymenls InYe$imenl m8nag8meni cosis P¥ym$nls1a1Ing dlrecuy iotharilablè 22.731 22.7ts1 Grants and <*)1108 Govefngnce cosis.. Audill iDdep&ndenl 8xarnirialv)rt Preparalion of accounts Leo81 Co$ Olher A3 Sub to181 22,73q Ii'i•i 22,731 A4 Payments rel&tlng 1005getarnd Ii¥vwdtin•nt moveinenls Purchase$ ol fixed a8Bei8 Purth8se ot inv69tnwnl& A4 Sub tol81 rDl8lpayments 22,731 22,731 340 348 AS TTansfers to I IfToml fund¥ Surplus/(dofl¢lt) foryear 340 348
APPENDfX ? Energy Sport & STEM secti1¥ B StatetneDt of balances SCO52512 t£ wT•41 E Bf Cash fundt SJrpILtsiilcl1> tho¥mMfeLYWts an 348 Cash andbaThk balèn¢ss It• tsly4ir 34B L4ÈtWQar ¥IR TilJl bel 3 Ollierets tont¥res1 Tts du B6 CoNtlngon111th511ti To1 SWDdby ODD DriwDltusus 26l1alch? Cow4f2JQ4ErwoyACrLts.#&%I9M¢n1&I1c*g
APPENDIX 2 Energy Sport & STEM SC062512 Section C Notes to the Accounts C1 Naliire and purpose of lunds (may be sf818rl on an8lysis ollunds wortGheelsJ The funds were e588nlially used lo create lh8 8nnu31 En¢rgy Fe81iv81. To enable the aims of the cl)arily in eomballing obesily and improving health through furthering acco$$ lo sport and re¢reali( a¢livilies, the annual event provides a free to access sport and STEM lestlval lor over 4000 people. To deliver festival In an open park, loilets, waste managemenl, inlia5truoture, safety management, Ilcenslng and eTrtertainmenl is required. The funds are used to enable this 2-day f68tival for the benefil of the communily at large. Typè of actlvlly or projtrol $upportéd Numb?rolorarsl$ adfj C2 Granis Total C3a Trustee remuneratlon 11 remunerallon w4$ paid dvring Ihe period lo any oharity Iruslee or person connected lo a lftjslee CfO$S Ih1s box lolhetW5e Gomplele Seolion 3bl Autliorlty iinrfer whiGh pald C3b Trustee romunaratlon detalls C4a Trustee expense8 Ilno expenyes were paid to any thprily Iruslee during the peri IheTh rJos$ Ihis box (Dlhetwise complelp seclian 4bl Numb?rol IrlqfS C4b Trustee expen8es- d&talls Food Irav81 and 8ccomadallon 943 Tran54¢11on 8mount IE) Naluro of ralatlonshl Naturo of transacllon r1 ond C5 Trartsactlony wlth trustees 8nd connected person8 C6 Othpr Informatlon Copyol TJ-24 EnergyAccwnis- RM.8Xlotes DBG8mber2007
APPENEYX2 Energy Sport & STEM SC052512 Addltlonal analysis11} Aii8ly¥l¥of rgce¢pts and paymFnls % DonalloTr uwe5t£Ied Exdèb dDwmènt R¢Bfil¢todfvndi pndoWrti¢nl Yofal¢urM pirtod Totsll4Jt pprfod Isik$ Fiinesgllnvlèd 6,402 6,4$2 6,4ts2 6,482 2 Gmnl¥ RttdIndi Tot¥¢MI T4Ji4llattwrlo Tot•1 $ Gross recelpts Irom othercharltablfr acVvltl&g Exndb Roitrtci•dfvndi pFrlod T&Liiia&tpaYlod Totsl 4 Paymènts relatlng dlrecuy lo oh?rttdblè ¥¢tlvlll•$ UnrtJtrl¢li fund¥ Exndbre Yoti*¢wr4nl pirtod Tot)Ilo¥t fund$ i0è&al£ Tol41 10 09tWb¥r2W7
APPENtXX2 SC052612 Additlongl analy$is121 TolBI Idctod RoGelpig DonatloD& Legacvis 4B2 a2 1$.6gr $$11 butdS RBnlsfiom Land & Gfossiocèlpis 2),47$ Piwegdsfioni SalèolldésS Ptoce&dsliom Sa[¥STM9t& Sub 11 yofalrnIPs 23,1)F9 S.Q79 FxpenFèSfef (l1111l?Y GtoFYtr&din5Ywl5 Inve51mFnim&nag4monicos1s P&ympnl%r81atlTrg d114cYOChll1I athvlllp G[5dd0nl1kn5 [¥8c¢SI8. AuthlilllthpEnd8nl PYAwlTrallo PrèparaiknnolwaIacCOnl Suh fvial 22,7Jl PaymèThts rnlollnjth &ss41 and Invoslnt PwthES£yOffixed PLth¢firWkn9N$ 22,731 rranir+ra ttsilfrorni lunds SurNi1(oI1v fory•ar J4 PQ4iurg nd ur se ol In45 ¢opyJ12&24 Eo•ffjyAttouNs. 2WY
APPENDRX2 Energy Sport & STEM SC052512 Addltlonal analysls131 fj 01 ro8lrkt•d fvnds Ttstalrè5tAot4d Toi4tssifleiÈd Tro RgGèlpt Is ¢¢tsM lundfa'.5iTrg 1¥11$ re¢&kl$ build Réh1$li¢miond&hFd1As ssipthyisfrom er(har+tIhv&% Recql lJfiom aEs41 &lny•stmirfg48$ P1<)ceBdsf(omsa P¢iJcÈod&l¢4mS&ol Klvè¥mÈr Sitb tol Tolal¥g¢olpl$ P•ym•nts Grosstsadlng paymenls P8wenlsrgiabn9dirÉcUylochwilabl•*lthlle¥ Granls Mddonallons Audill I[thpor&fiiex1Tratin Prep£foI0al accGwls le9FI ro¥l8 Sub lo141 PwchasBs fixed&s61S Siib tolal Tolalpoyrnepls Tr4nif4rg iollfroml Siirplu51fd•nW Yorye8r offwds o¢LEmr2fy)7
APPENDIX 3 Siollirh Charity RegiilaloT Independent examlner's re ort on the accounts V2 Report to the trusteeslmembers of Eneiyy Sport & STEM Reglslered charlty number On the accounts of Ihe charity for the period SG052512 Period 8!arl dale Monlh Perioci end dale Month Year Day 01 05 024 Sot out on pages jMn8mberlo Include ihtr riag numbÈis of addil•)nalsheetsi Respectivo responsiblllties of trustees and examlnor -rhe charlty's trustees are responsible foi the preparalion of the accounts in accordance th the terms of the Charilies and Trustee Iiiveslmenl {Scoll<ind) 2005 Act and the Charities Accounts IScolland} Regulations 2006 las amended). The Gharily Iruslees consider that the audit requirement of Regulalion 1011) {dl of the Account5 Regulations does not apply. 11 is my responsibility lo examine tlie accuunls as required under secllDn 44111 Icl of11)e Act and lo stale whellier particular matlers have come lo my allenlion. My examination is carlied out in accordance wllh Regulalion 11 of the 2006 A¢counls Regulations. An examination includes a review ol tb.e accounting records kept by tle charity and a Comparison of the accounts presented wilh those record8. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the account5 and seeks explanaliorbs from the Iruslees concerning any such mallers. The procedlires undertaken do not provide all the evidell that would be ryuIr in an audit and, consequently, I do not express an audit opiyion on the view given by the accounts. In the course of my 8xaminalion, no maller ha8 come lo my attention Basis of independent examiner's statement Indepgndent examiner's statemont whlch gives me reasonable cause to believe Ihal in any material respect the requlrements.. to keep accounting record8 in accordance with section 44{11 lal of the 2005 Act an Regulation 4 of the 2006 Accounts Regulations, and to prepare accounls which accord with the accour)ling records and comply with Regulation 9 of the 2006 Accounts Regulallons have not been mel, or lo which, in my opinion, a;lenlior should be drawn in order lo enable a proper tred. Slgned": Name., Rolovant profo$$lonal quallflcatlonlsl or body Ilf any),. Date: 25 NarcEi 2025 Address: 'PIBa3& dele18 the WDFds in Ihe blacke15 If Iliey do nol 11 lh¢ word$ appls, SEI ¥uI thos¢ mallers whkh have conie 10 your 4lleniion on Ihe following pag8. ObLR wlll ¥cepl dlgllal or 5ignaiu