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Parents and carers of children and young people who attend the Barony Campus are being urged to be mindful of road safety and follow agreed access arrangements.

In a bid to become a more financially sustainable organisation now and into the future, East Ayrshire Council is preparing to set out a new direction of travel, with people, partnerships, early intervention and prevention sitting at the heart of these proposals.  

Grange Academy recently attended the Scottish Mathematical Council Maths Challenge Awards ceremony hosted by Strathclyde University.

Noa, Louise, Sophie, Nathan, Calder and Nora were the special guests at a time capsule ceremony held recently at The Bridge – the new Dunlop Early Childhood Centre.

Vibrant Communities, in partnership with Education Services and Community Planning Partners, have been running Youth Action Team (YAT) roadshows in secondary schools across East Ayrshire. 

300 young people attended a special event at the William McIlvanney Campus recently, showcasing robotics, AI technology and STEM careers.

Dance Fest, Ayrshire’s biggest celebration of dance, had three sell out shows last week at the Gaiety Theatre in Ayr.

In a first for Scotland, Grange Academy has started working with local charity Cut N Connect, bringing top quality hairdressing to the school for the young people and their families.

The children and young people of Annanhill Primary were celebrating the results of their recent inspection, published on Tuesday 23 April by Education Scotland.

Onthank Primary School in East Ayrshire has been awarded ‘SEL Worldwide Model School’ status, which has come about after they successfully integrated the ‘PATHS® Programme for Schools (UK Version)’ within everyday life.

Catrine Early Childhood Centre has secured a first in Scotland, by earning their Digital Schools Award for Early Years.

Grange Academy held their seventh Maths Camp recently at Gartmore House, near Aberfoyle, where the young people enjoyed a three day revision boot camp.