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Cumbernauld Community Priorities highlights 2025/26
Contents
- Cumbernauld Community Priorities highlights 2025/26
- Abronhill Primary School - Community Information Event
- Abronhill Primary School - Family Information Event
- Active NL Team Membership
- Challenge Poverty Parents Information and Advice Event
- Cumbernauld Academy Youth Volunteers and Opportunities Fair
- Cumbernauld Bike Maintenance for Young People
- Easter Holiday Fun In Carbrain
- St Margaret's of Scotland Primary School - Parents Information and Information Challenge Poverty Event
- Youth Engagement in Cumbernauld High Schools
- Youth Volunteering Event – St Maurice’s High School - Cumbernauld Young People
Youth engagement in Cumbernauld High Schools
Linking with the Cumbernauld Local Outcome Improvement Plan Priority of Youth Engagement and Consultation and Targeted Action in Priority Areas, young people from the priority communities of Abronhill, Carbrain and Kildrum were targeted and consulted to ensure their opinions were heard.
Between November 2024 and May 2025, the Community Partnership Team, with the support of the Youth Engagement and Consultation subgroup, targeted young people attending local Secondary Schools from these priority communities.
It was agreed that young people would be consulted within three secondary schools, Greenfaulds High, Our Lady’s High and Cumbernauld Academy.
Nine face-to-face workshops were carried out involving 84 pupils aged 11 to 17.
The aim was to understand what life is like for young people in these communities, what matters to them, and how they can be better supported.
Feedback and findings from the consultation was analysed and a report submitted to the Cumbernauld Board in August 2025. The LOIP priority subgroup will agree key actions to address issues identified in the feedback from young people.
