Young Ambassadors Programme
No comments Irvine
At the heart of the Young Ambassador programme is our principle that our views, and those of other young people are heard, valued and influence decision making; and that they are engaged in driving sporting change in our school and in the community.
In this context our Young Ambassador role has two key bits:
- to promote sport, and motivate and inspire other young people to get involved in sport in a wide range of settings within their local communities, including schools, clubs and community organisations
- to influence six key aspects of school sport:
- extra-curricular sport provision
- links to community sport opportunities
- opportunities for extra- curricular competition
- celebration of young people achievements in sport
- leadership opportunities for young people
As role models and leaders for other young people, Young Ambassadors can have a pivotal role within their school and wider community. We have a Young Ambassador comittee in each school and it is pupil lead and supported by school staff and Active Schools Staff.
West Kilbride Primary Parent Council Uniform Shop
No comments North Coast
We have been running a pre loved uniform shop for the last 3 and a half years. This has been of huge benefit to the local community, saving money and the environment.
We are looking to further fund our project by having money to buy some storage for uniform along with clothing sizes not donated and new items such as underwear, tights and socks.
Kilwinning MultiSports Club
No comments Kilwinning
We are a group of young leaders who help facilitate Multisports clubs and events for the local youth community in the Kilwinning area.
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Garnock Rugby Club Junior Section
No comments Garnock Valley
We would like to purchase rugby balls and help towards the costs the club incurs to hire alternative training facilities during the winter months. This will encourage young people to continue with physical activity all year round.
Multi-Sports Club
No comments Arran
Throughout the year, a mulit-sports club runs for P5-P7 youngsters across all 7 primaries on the Isle of Arran. A great way to build relationships with pupils from a variety of schools, preparing youngsters for high school.
P7 Residential Trip to Ardentinny
No comments North Coast
Largs Primary School Parent Council wish to fund the Primay 7 Residential trip to reduce the social inequities in attendance. The grant will contribute to learning opportunities, engaging children in their own education and teaching them key lifeskills such as independence and team work. Children learn in a variety of ways, outdoor learning is especially helpful in supporting children at risk of disengaging from education, thus contributing to ongoing cycles of deprivation. Engaged and educated young people who can work in teams contribute positively to their own lives and local areas.
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Our Fun time Playground
No comments Irvine
We have spoken to the kids of woodlands and they would like to have the playground markings renewed as they have all worn away. They want more activites added so we can play more out side sports for their mental well being and with keeping active.
Winton Rovers 2009
No comments Three Towns
With the cost of living crisis it has proved a challenge to fundraise. The team will be going to their first ever abroad tournament in Holland in March 2024.
We have done a huge amount of fundraising to cover the costs of all the boys to travel and stay in Holland.
We are applying to this fund to help cover the costs of meals, strips and a zip track top.
Outdoor Learning/ Reading Space Kilmory Primary
No comments Arran
Kilmory Primary School are looking to replace their well-loved and utterly exhausted wendy house. As the Parent Council we helped fund the first one many years ago, and our parents have maintained it and repaired it for as long as possible, but sadly it is just too tired to continue. This space is used for discovery and free-play time for students during their outdoor learning, as well as their breaks. It is also a space where peer reading, quiet reading and class story times are enjoyed by the students. It provides an alternative learning space and congregating point for the students to re-group during their outdoor learning sessions, where a wee bit of respite from the weather can be had!