Winning Scotland

Constitutional objectives

“4.1 The Charity’s aim is to create a winning culture in Scotland through building confidence and resilience in its citizens with a primary focus on the benefit to children and/or young people through: (a) the advancement of education, including physical education. (b) the advancement of health. (c) the advancement of Citizenship or Community Development. (d) the instructing of research and development into the building of confidence and resilience and its contribution to creating a culture of increased achievement and or excellence and the making available to and use by the public of the results of such research. and (e) the promotion and carrying out of similar objects which are charitable at law and thereby bring about increased achievement and/or excellence in the wider community throughout Scotland. 4.2 In furtherance of the above Objects but not otherwise, the Charity will: (a) devise, organise and/or run training, mentoring and other programs, initiatives, services, facilities, projects and/or seminars designed to benefit children and/or young people. (b) devise, organise and/or run training courses, initiatives, services, facilities, projects, programs and/or seminars on the building of confidence, resilience and increased achievement and/or excellence. (c) devise, organise and/or run training courses, initiatives, services, facilities, projects, programmes and/or seminars for teachers, parents, coaches, carers, trainers, managers and other personnel involved in the education, health, care, personal development and citizenship, of children and young people. (d) carry out its own research and instruct third parties to carry out research into the development of confidence, resilience, the culture of winning, increased achievement and/or excellence and make the results of such research available to the public. and (e) do all such other things as are charitable at law in furtherance of any of the above and the Objects of the Charity.”