Whitehirst Park Primary will be 50 years old in 2025. The Parent Council would like to fund a number of events to help pupil, staff, parents and the wider community celebrate the special occasion.

We wish to take the children on a day trip to the Clyde Valley Farm Park. We are a Scout group based in Kilbirnie consisting of approximately 40 children aged from 4 years to 17 years, who learn age appropriate skills to take forward in life.

We as a parent council have been working with the Junior Road Safety Officers to encourage young people to walk, scoot and cycle to school. To do this we need to make the roads safer around our school for young people to do this.

We are a North Ayrshire based mental health charity that supports children and young people to rediscover hope and happiness through theraputic interventions. The 'self-care sunday' will be open to children and young people aged 11-26, and will be inclusive of the following activities to promote physical and mental wellbeing; therapy dogs, introduction to yoga and mindfulness, introduction to reki, havening session, art therapy, journalling and gratitude workshop.

Dreghorn Primary Parent Council would like to Support the school's production of Annie Jnr. This is a fantastic opportunity for all P5-7 pupils to be involved from performing on stage, displaying artistic talent, scenery construction to stage setting, programme content and make up. There is something for everyone. An opportunity raise their voices, develop confidence, learn new skills and fire up their imagination.

North Ayrshire Active Girls Committee is a new group made up of young females from all localities in North Ayrshire. As a group we focus on empowering young females through sport and leadership. Our Key Principles are: Valuing Girls' Voices Promoting Peer Role Models Co-creating Projects Celebrating Unstoppable Girls Increasing Female Participation in Sport

Our project provides female-designed rugby kits for our U14s Girls Team, enhancing comfort, performance, and inclusivity, boosting participation, confidence, and supporting gender equality at Irvine Rugby Club.

The Fullarton and Harbourside communities both sit in the top SIMD areas in North Ayrshire. Lack of resources and access to services over the years, has resulted in lower incomes, poorer health and lower attainment skills. Fullarton Hub provides a range of activities for children and young people throughout the year but the young people have identified a gap in provision, especially over the winter months.