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The smiles said it all at Fenwick Primary as members of the Pupil Council took delivery of 35 state of the art laptops.

East Ayrshire Council is launching an exciting new app in all schools and educational establishments, to help keep parents up to date and involved in their children’s education and school activities.

“It’s an outstanding venue and offers unparalleled opportunities for the sport of handball to grow and develop in Ayrshire.”

That’s the view of the Scottish Handball Association on the facilities at Grange Campus, Kilmarnock, where the Troon Youth Handball and South Ayrshire senior teams have recently been playing.

East Ayrshire Catering Services are launching a new lunch club at Take a Bow Opportunity Centre in New Farm.

Maree Todd, MSP, Minister for Children and Young People has paid a visit to Logan Primary School, to see first-hand how the school has become a focal point for community life in the village.

The A70 at Glenbuck Loch will be closed from Monday 17 June until Sunday 30 June to allow for the completion of the extensive A70 Glenbuck Road Realignment project.

A rugby and football festival, organised by an East Ayrshire teacher and aimed at raising awareness of suicide among young male pupils has proved a hit with pupils across Ayrshire.

Cumnock Academy has welcomed a new addition to their teaching and support team, Nucky the therapy dog.

Kilmarnock Academy has become the latest school in East Ayrshire to launch its own Barista Bar, aimed at giving pupils real-world work skills, gained in a supportive environment.

Kilmarnock’s 10k road race will take place on Sunday 9 June at 10am when over 1500 runners will run, Roon the Toon.