Greenwood Academy Football Team
No comments Irvine
Greenwood Academy offers football to all girls aged 11-18. We provide free training sessions on a weekly basis and have built positive relationships with local clubs allowing all the girls opportunities to progress into a team.
Tourette Scotland - West of Scotland Support Group
3 comments Irvine
A charitable organisation offering support and promoting the wellbeing of young people living with Tourette’s.
Movie Club
No comments North Coast
The young members of our Millport Youth Club expressed their wishes for us to host movie afternoons and evenings over the winter months. We are a relatively new Project. We opened youth club last November and have 45 young members registered for free membership with us. This includes Free Juice and Snacks on club days and night and free accessible activities with a youth led approach. We host Youth Club from our local DA Hall on a regular weekly basis and is proving popular.
Whitehirst Park Primary 50th Anniversary
No comments Kilwinning
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.
Developing Football
No comments Three Towns
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.
Irvine Royal Academy Parent Council - Mental Health Matters
No comments Irvine
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.
Sports Council Go for Gold
No comments Three Towns
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.
North Ayrshire Athletics
No comments Three Towns
We are a community club who cater for all aspects of the community and all disciplines of athletics.
Fun Fairlie Community Connections
No comments North Coast
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.
St Peter's Parent Council: sport for all
No comments Three Towns
Funding towards new equipment and team kits for the children's after-school sports clubs, including football, netball and athletics. The clubs help to develop healthy minds and bodies, and equip the children with valuable life skills.