APPENDIX 1
oscr._
Period start dale
Month
Period end dale
Month
Day
31
Year
2024
To
2025
Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator
Reference and administration details
Charlty namo
Othoi names charity is known
Irvine Vineburgh Sp)rts & Frtness Club SCIO
Reglsteied charlty number
Charfty's prlnclpal address
SC052827
68 Oaklands Avenue
Irvine
Postcode KA12 OSD
Name8 of the ¢harlty tru$tees on date of approval of Tru$tees' Annual Report
ame ol perno
{or body) entltled to
Trusts• nam•
Office Irf any)
Dates aclgd If
not lor wholo year
Chair
Vice Chair l Treasurer
Secretary
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

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Reference and administration details
Name8 of all other charlty trustees durlng the perfod, rf anyj {for exornplo, those who resigned part way
Ihrough the tlnanclal perlod)
D•ts• •¢tod Ir nol forwlbolo year
Structure, governance and management
Type ol governing do¢ument
Governed by a single tier SCIO constitution
Trust99 rgcruitment and appointrngnt
At each AGM, the members may elect any member (subject to
lause 64, and providing they are not debarred under clause 67> to
be a charity trustee.
70 The board may at any time appoint any member (subject to
clause 64, and providing they are not debarred under clause 67> to
be a charity trustee.
At each AGM, all of the charity trustees elecledlappointed under
clauses 69 and 70 land, in the Gase ofthe first AGM, those deemed
to have been appointed by the members under clause 68) shall
retire from office- but shall then be eligible for re-election under
clause 69.
72 A charity trustee retiring at an AGM will be deemed to have been
re-elected unless".
(al they advise the board prior to the conclusion of the AGM that
they do not wish to be re-appointed as a charity trustee., or
(bl an election process was held at the AGM

Objectives and activities
Charitable purposos
4.1 To encourage the advancement of the public participation in the
sport of Amateur Boxing at the grass-roots level.
4.2 To contribute to the improvement of physical health. fitness, social
and ljoxing skills and development of Scoth'sh Boxing, the furtherance
of which will be achieved through affiliats'on to Amateur Boxing
Scotland.
4.3 To promote healthy living and educate the players on a healthy
lifestyle that will result in improvement to their health and general well-
being.
4.4 To provide a safe environment where young people can learn and
participate in boxing and other activities relating lo Ihe sport.
4.5 To provide recreational facilities and activities with the object of
improving the conditions of life for the persons for whom the facilities
or activities are primarily intended.
Summary of the maln actlvltles
In relatlon to these objects
Irvine Vineburgh Sports & Fitness Club continues to provide vitsl
sporting opportunities to the local community. offering boxing activrties
a minimum of five days per week. We place a strong emphasis on
supporting vulnerable groups, particulady young people al risk of
engaging in antisocial or risky behaviours, by offering a $lru¢tured,
disciplined, and supportive environment.
Our programmes also include women-only and adult classes, aimed at
improving participants, physical and mental heatth, boosting
confidence, and encouraging healthy lrfestyles. Through these
inclusive sessions. we have built a welcoming community space that
promotes wellbeing for all.
In addition to our sporting aclivilies, we actively support Fersonal
development and employability by providing volunteer opportunities for
adults and young people aged 14 and over. These roles help
indivKluals gain valuable skills, experience. and confidence that
support their future career paths.
We are proud of our sporting achievements, with several of our
members Competing successfully at national level. The club currently
boasts seven Scottish National Champions and continues to develop
high-level athletes, Some of whom are part of the Boxing Scotland Elile
Team.
Furthermore, we have played a key role in the fomiation of a combined
boxing group in partnership with the national governing body, Boxing
Scotland, taking young athletes lo compete in intemational
toumaments across the UK and Ireland.
Our dedication and impact have been recognised through numerous
a¢¢olades, in¢luding being awarded Best Club at nats'onal
¢ompelitions. We remain committed lo nurturing talent, supporting our
community, and using sport as a tool for positive change.

APPENDIX 1
Achievements and performance
Summary of the main
achievements of the charity
during the financial period
Our club has had success at all national championships this year
and has members who regularly box for their country.
Through our activities we have improved mental and physical
health through rigorous training and conditioning, boxing clubs
promote physical fitness, strength, and overall health, helping
reduce issues such as obesity and related health cOn￿rnS in the
ommunity.
We have seen a reduction in anti-social behaviour locally By
providing a structured environment and positive outlet, Our club
offers an alternative to risky or antisocial behaviour, fostering
respect and responsibility. The club has spoken to local residents
and community police who report reductions in local crime.
Our club has brought people together including diverse from
different race and religion, fostering friendships, respect. and
mutual support among members from different backgrounds,
which strengthened community bonds and promoted inclusivity.
The created of a Western district team has meant that our boxers
are able to regularly train with others from the west of Scotland
bringing together those from drff8r8nt areas reducing isolation.
Financial review
Brief statement of the charity's policy The charity does not currently have a reserve policy but will
on reserves
look into creating one for the charity
Details of any defi¢it
We appreciate that there is a deficit this year within the acmunls
and will ensure that we do everything we can to make sure we
don't have one next year
Donated facllitios and sgrvicgs Ilf any)
NIA

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Other Opiional information
Declaration
Tho trusto¢s declare that they have approved the trustse8' report abovo.
Slgngd on b•half of the charlty's trustees
Slgnaturn{s
Full name{s
Posltlon1o.g. Chalr
aH61IR
Dato
15[11 125

APPENDIX2
Irvlne Vlneburgh Sports and Fitness Club SCIO
Recei
SC052827
OSCR
ts and payments accounts
F•Tthe p•rfod
Scottish Charity Regulator
04
2024
31
03
2025
Section A Statement of receipts and payments
Unrqstrfctsd
Re4trlcted
fvnd
fund•
Expendable
Perrnanenl
•ndowment
lund
Ttst￿ fufid6
¢urrent pertod
T<ttsl furtd$ 1•6t
funds
t•r411M•t£
to n1v•￿£
A1 Re¢•1
Donations
J,550
Lega¢io$
191fj
3.902
2.5
RK4pis fU￿ra1*￿a a¢bvthèS
Gross t1￿1r￿￿ r￿p
Incomèfrryn investments otherthan
nd and burfding$
Renis from L3nd & buildlngs
Gross wipts trom otherchartiaNe
vbtr25
1,470
1A70
19
19
13
JA77
3h77
Al Sub ioi•I
6M33
2,916
9,718
A2 R•¢elpts from amet &
Invg¥¢m•Dt •al•8
Prc￿e￿5 from sale of fixed a¥set$
Proceeds Irom s￿e of Inve51men
A2 Sub tot*1
Totslrec•pts
6,833
2.915
9.748
A3 PayrnBnts
EXp￿ses1or1undra￿5Iry actwltie5
Gross tradiw payments
IDve8lnRDI man3gem2nl costs
Payments relatin9 dir•cUy to charitat￿*
8.091
2.916
11,C¥)I
3,819
Grants and dffiaiions
GOVer￿Ce Eosts".
Audrf I ￿dePOr￿j￿1 oxaminatio
pTeKk9rnU￿ ofannuw a¢wuni$
L* costs
Olher
A3 Sub total
8.174
2.915
11.089
A4P•yment• r•l*i¢ng to u$ot•nd
In¥08th1•nt mov•m•nt8
Purthase$ ol Axed assets
Purchase ol Invasiments
A4 Sub tot•1
T•tsip•ym#ftts
.174
2.915
11.089
3W3
Il•trecelptsl{pwn•ntsJ
2,161
A5 Tr•n¥fw¥ to I lfroml funds
SuryJlusl(d•ff¢lQ fotrymr
1.J41

APPENDIX2
Ir¥ino Vinobu
Section B Statement of balances
h S orts and Fttngss Club SCIO
SC052827
Expe￿da￿e
TfAII¢LY
Trrtil P•rtDd
catrgoiiES
furth
Bl C••h lund*
3,161
SwpI￿1 Idofiotl•￿*Th¢￿r￿￿p￿•ThJ
11.341}
h Ind l>•nk at•fiJ ￿Y•*r
Oetalls
Bzin¥èathi•rtts
CunwAV41￿rrt
Trf
Dv&ll$
Details
IDMirnI£
B6 ConVng•nt
T*1
on bthlaift)fall th•kniV
D4t• of
li

APPENThX 2
Irvlne Vlneburgh Sports and Fltness Club SCIO
SC052827
Section C Notes to the Accounts
C1 Nature and purpo80 of
funds (may be stated on
8n8lysis of fvnds wvfrl(sheetsJ
Type of a¢tivlty or protsoct supported
N￿mber•I 9Y•rd•
InstIlutlon
C2 Grants
Totsl
C3a Trustse remungratlon
If no remuneration was paK1 durfny the perK)d to any tharitytW5tee Cf person connected lo
Iruslee uo8S this box lolherbwse comp* sedon 3bl
Authorlty under whSch paid
C3b Tru8te8 fernunern￿On -
detalls
C4a Tru8tse •xpgn8•B
If no expenses were pald to anycharFty Injslee duriry the period cross thk% box
lothern￿e oJmpl?te 8ection 4bl
Nurnb•rol
C4b Tfu$tse expenses -
d•tslls
Nature of re¢ationshi
Natur8 of transaction
uts¢•ndlng 41
C6 Transa¢tlon8 wlth tN8te98
and connected persons
C6 Othgr Infonnatlon
Receipts & Payrneffl81 Notes

APPENDIX 3
OSCR
Scottish Charity Regulator
Independent examinerfs report on the accounts
Report to the Chanty name
trusteeslmembors of :ITvlne Vlneburgh Sports and Fkness Club SCIO
Registered charity SCO52827
number
On the accounts of the
charlty for the perlod
Period start date
Sjnth
Period end datè
*Jnth
31
03
2025
Sel out on pages ',
IremErnberto indLk1e Ihe pa
nurnbeLs oladdrthThlsWI
Respectlve The charity's trustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance
responslbllltles of
with the terms of the Charities and Trustee Investment IS¢ollandl 2005 Act and the
truslees and exarnlngr Charitias A¢counts Iscotlandl Regulations 2006 las amended). The charity trustees
consider that tho audit requirement of Regulation 10111 Idl of the Accounts Regulations
does not apply. It is my responsibility lo examine the ac¢ounts as required under section
44111 Ic) of the Act and to stale whether parb'cLJlar matters havè come lo my attention.
Basis of Independent My examinath?n is carried out in accordance with Regulation 11 of the 20(E Accounts
oxamlnotrs stalamont Regulations. An examination includes a review of the aC￿untIng records kept by the
charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes
consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounls and seeks
explanations from the trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken
do not provide all the eviden￿ that would be required in an audit and, consequently, I do
not express an audit opinion on the view given by the accounts.
Independent exarnineV¥ In the course of my examination, no matter ha5 come to my attention lother than that
statement disclosed on the attached page'l
whrch gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any material respect the
requirements..
to keep accounting records in accordance with seetion 44(11 la) of the 2005 Act and
Regulation 4 of the 2006 Accounts Regulations, and
to prepare accoursls which accord with the accounting records and comply with
Regulation 9 of the 2006 Accounts Regulations
have not teen met. or
2. to which. in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper
understandin
of the accounts lo be reached
Signed":
Name:
Relevant profe$slonal
qualm¢atlon(sl or body
(if any)=
Address:
"Please d2181e theTrKrts In Ihe brnckets do not apply. If th8 WQrt8 do appty. sei oirt thos• matters wh￿h ha￿ cometo your attgntKsn on the
following page.
OSCR I￿11 accept dgmal or typed slgnatur85

APPENDIX 3
Disclosure section
only complete rf the examiner needs to highlight material problems.
Give here brief details of
any items that the
examiner wishes to
disclose