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.

Our football team plays a crucial role in promoting health, wellbeing and social inclusion and ensures the boys have a focus which supports them to make positive decisions. We promote healthy choices as a team and as a result of this many of the boys have joined the gym and attend regularly to keep improving their fitness levels and socialise with one another. Being a part of our team has helped reduce social barriers for these boys and ensure they have a sense of belonging.

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.

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

The Ardrossan Youth Association is a committee made up of young people who work tirelessly to provide activities and development opportunities for young people aged from 11-25. We are looking for funding to run new projects like, cooking classes, family fun day with barbeque and replenish resources for our existing groups.

A fun, engaging and exciting new out of school service for children and young people in Fairlie, which brings communities together to have fun and learn new skills. Children aged 8-12 will help develop and run whole club activities including gardening, baking, crafts and gaming.

We are a group of pupils Young Ambassadors from S1-S6, we encourage pupils to take part in Sports Extra Curricular Clubs by making sport more comfortable and fun for them to there Needs.

Irvine Royal Academy Parent Council believe that mental health and well-being should be a main focus for all young people of Irvine Royal Academy. With Youth PB Funding, we aim to promote the mental health and well-being of our young people through the development of a "safe space", and support for pupils to receive training to become Mental Health Ambassadors and MVP Mentors, for them to become a support for all pupils in the school.