PCBC are a sports trust based in Tayside, Scotland. Our aim is to help less advantage boys, girls and young adults who are currently in education, to partake in physical activity. We strongly believe that every child has the right to participate in sports and through our support, we provide funding for facilities, equipment, and training to make this all possible. Our trust fund is made up of investments from previous assets and our trustees aim to reinvest our annual profits in the form of sponsorship.
Who we help
We have three categories for the year 2023/24
Category 1
Assist boys and girls to participate in sport
We will give sponsorship to individuals to purchase sporting equipment, clothing or membership of sporting bodies. The 
trustees will provide to people who would not normally be able to fund this on their own. An individual can be awarded up to £200 in any one year. Sponsorship for university if doing a physical education or sports science course
Category 2
Purchasing Equipment
We will assist organisations who work with those who are under 21 year olds and are finding it difficult to purchase equipment. The trustees can award up to a maximum of £500 for the applying group. Unfortunately this year, we are unable to consider football teams for sponsorship. Instead we plan to focus on other sports such as golf and martial arts.
Category 3
Counselling recovering drug addicts into sporting activities
The trustees will assist people who are trying to recover from addictions. We have a qualified counsellor working with us to assist with sporting activities and allow people to get back into a healthy life style. At PCBC we believe that a healthy lifestyle is key in any individual’s life. During this period we are offering our counselling service to any young person who is struggling at this difficult time
Bertha Park School
We would like to thank the pupils from the school for nominating us for the TPI scheme and being successful id awarding us £3000
The teacher who facilitated was Mrs McDonald and the pupils who presented to the Scheme were
Lucas Wilton
Joshua Swift
Harvey Melloy
Aaron Marshall