As a Parent Council, we are working hard to fundraise to support the pupils at Ardeer Primary, with a focus on physical health and wellbeing. The children have access to a grassy field for football but we want to support them by providing goals and corner flags for their games. The hope is this encourages more children to participate in football both in and out of school.

At the heart of the North Ayrshire Sports Academy (NASA) programme our principle is that we upskill ourselves in leadership areas within a sporting environment to be able to go back out into local primaries/communities to volunteer and give young people within North Ayrshire equal opportunities to take part in sport and physical activity. As role models and leaders for other young people, NASA can have a pivotal role within their school and wider community.

As a school with over 1200 pupils, we would like to be able to offer a nutritious breakfast before school begins to help with the cost of living crisis.

As a registered charity in Scotland the Irvine Youth Legacy Centre strives to make our community a better place for young people. Representing, Helping, and Achieving our goals and encouraging and supporting other young people to do the same with their own. Helping the staff facilitating a space for youth to express themselves, and build on ideas and aspirations they want to accomplish. The Legacy centre runs 10 different groups across 6 days of the week.

Hayocks Sports Council are working with their Active Schools Coordinator and school staff to work towards their Sport Scotland School Sport Gold Award. To do this we would like to create more lunch and after school clubs and attend more inter school events. If successful we would purchase equipment to make sure we can provide enough equipment to give pupils a positive experience in sport and physical activity. We would also be able to pay for transport to attend more events in North Ayrshire.