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The directors present their report with the financial statements of the company for the period ended 30 September 2024
Directors
The directors shown below have held office during the whole of the period from
1 October 2023
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30 September 2024
The above report has been prepared in accordance with the special provisions in part 15 of the Companies Act 2006
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As stated in our CIC 36 Neurodiverse Sport was founded to benefit the neurodivergent sporting community in the following ways; “To provide education and mentoring to neurodiverse athletes, teaching them the skills and tools they require to advocate for themselves and reach their full potential as sportspeople.” “To provide education for sports team coaches and support staff on, not just what neurodiversity is, but how certain processes and communication styles can be used to get the most out of neurodiverse athletes.” “To raise awareness of the strengths and benefits people with neurodiversity can bring to sports teams.” General Description of the Company’s Activities and Impact Neurodiverse Sport CIC is a pioneering UK-based think tank dedicated to transforming sport through neuroinclusion. Established to make sport more accessible, empowering, and inclusive, the organisation champions neurodiversity as a valuable asset in driving innovation, enhancing performance, and fostering connection. Operating at the forefront of change, Neurodiverse Sport collaborates with athletes, coaches, national and international sports bodies, and grassroots organisations. It delivers impactful training, consultancy, research-informed resources, and bespoke frameworks designed to embed neuroinclusive practice across all levels of sport. In 2024 alone, without external funding, the organisation empowered nearly 400,000 individuals including coaches, athletes, parents, healthcare professionals, and policymakers through educational modules, workshops, panel events, and consultation. An impressive 35% of this work was delivered pro bono, reflecting a strong commitment to equity and community support. Neurodiverse Sport is recognised for its thought leadership, with a media reach spanning outlets like BBC Sport, Sky News, and the Washington Post. It has published research in collaboration with Cardiff Metropolitan University and influenced national discourse via high-level platforms such as Westminster Insights. Its digital presence including YouTube, blogs, and an evolving website and app showcases authentic stories of neurodivergent athletes and provides practical tools for fostering inclusive environments. As it looks ahead to 2025, Neurodiverse Sport continues to grow its impact shaping inclusive policy, supporting grassroots movements, and amplifying lived experiences to ensure neurodivergent individuals can thrive in sport and beyond.
Active Partnerships (various) Activity Alliance A&O Shearman Accelerate Sport Access Sport Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Sport (ACPS) Autism Centre of Excellence (ACoE) Autscape BASL Bedford Girls School Beyond Autism Blackburn Rovers British Elite Athletes Association (BEAA) British Athletics British Canoeing British Curling British Cycling British Gymnastics British Rowing CIMSPA Cardiff MET Carlisle Aquatics Dallaglio Rugby Works Deutsche Bank ECB England Judo England Netball Faculty AI Football Association (FA) Harlequins Hall Green Secondary School Hardie Associates Harris Academy Merton Henley Rowing Club Hounslow & Richmond Community Healthcare Trust Imperial College Include Summit Institute of Swimming King's College London Research LTA Latymer School Morgan Stanley Moulsford School Neurodiversity Celebration Week Neuropower Nottingham Forest One Young World Professional Cricketers Association (PCA) Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) Professional Squash Association (PSA) Professional Players Federation (PPF) Rugby Football Union (RFU) Ricards Lodge High School Rise Northeast Roller Derby Royal College of Psychiatrists Sheffield Giants Sheffield United Community Foundation Somerset Activity & Sport Partnership Spautism Sport England Sport for Confidence Sport for Development Coalition Sporting Chance Sporting Equals Sporting People Sports and Governance Academy StreetGames Surrey Cricket Club Surrey FA Swim England Switch the Play Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme (TASS) Tooled Up Education Two Circles UK Coaching UK Sport UK Sports Institute UKSI Innovations UKSI Mental Health Team US Rowing University of Aberdeen University of Birmingham University of Hertfordshire University of Hertfordshire University of Wisconsin Warwickshire Athletics Access Sport Westminster Insights Wings Notts School Women in Sport Youth Sports Trust
In the year to 30th September 2024 Caragh McMurtry received remunerations totalling £18,436.71 as detailed below Presentation and Workshop facilitator fees £15,695.00 Out of pocket travel expenses £2606.15 Accommodation and Meals £34.83 Out of pocket advertising expenses £72.78 Out of pocket printing and stationery expenses £27.95 Zoe-Jane Littlewood received £730.02 as details below Presentation and Workshop facilitator fees £600.00 Out of pocket travel expenses £130.02 Charles Freeman received no remuneration
No transfer of assets other than for full consideration
This report was approved by the board of directors on
14 April 2025
And signed on behalf of the board by:
Name: Caragh McMurtry
Status: Director