Crossing Together Toddlers was formed in March 2024 following the project being approached by local parents who felt there was a need for a group locally. The mums became lead participants along with our Mission Pioneer in running the weekly sessions on Tuesday mornings for 2 hours. We recently relocated to Irvine Old Parish Church Hall, where the group consistently hosts capacity of 40 babies/toddlers who attend with their grown-ups. The sessions are free to ensure it is accessible to all.

The Parent Council is seeking funding to launch a community gardening project that will transform the green space at the front of our school into a vibrant, welcoming area for all. Bringing together parents, pupils, staff, and local residents, the project will enhance the school's appearance through planting, light landscaping, and ongoing community-led maintenance.

A free, weekly diversionary rugby programme providing safe, structured activity for young people, reducing antisocial behaviour through sport, transport support, and accessible pitch‑side equipment.

Music@Wellwood organises educational events, aimed mainly at Senior School pupils, and concerts which are open to all members of the community. In 2027, in conjunction with North Ayrshire Council Music Services, Music@Wellwood wishes to organise a Brass Masterclass for young people from across North Ayrshire. The Masterclass would focus specifically on brass chamber music. Those participating would receive guidance, technical advice and possible progression pathways into music.

Our Family Hub Club runs after-school every Wednesday. We provide a snack and put on activities such as arts and crafts, board games, quizzes, sports and baking. We also run a community larder and 'Uniform Exchange', under the Hub Club title. We encourage health and wellbeing, community engagement and support for families in need. Although the club runs on a Wednesday, we provide support to the families in our community whenever possible.

Our project aims to provide essential weather-protection for our two youth football teams, ensuring players can continue training and playing safely throughout the winter months. By helping shield children from cold, wet, and challenging weather conditions, we will create a more comfortable and enjoyable environment that supports regular participation, promotes wellbeing, and reduces the impact of seasonal weather on attendance.

EVERY YEAR THE IRVINE SENIORS FORUM (ISF) PUT ON AN OPEN INFORMATION DAY FOR THE OLDER PEOPLE OF IRVINE THAT INCLUDES INFORMATION ABOUT WELFARE RIGHTS, COMMUNITY TRANSPORT AND MOST IMPORTANTLY GIVING SENIORS A DAY TO GET OUT OF THE HOUSE RELIEVING A SMALL PART OF SOCIAL ISOLATION

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