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Riders enjoyed learning to take care of their ponies. Photograph: ARC.

Pony club campers were willing “guinea pigs” for the bandaging lesson at Balgowan.

Arwen Gosman and Fred, ready to jump the course. Photograph: ARC.

The girls enjoyed a hack around Balgowan on their ponies at pony club camp. Photograph: ARC.

Jen McNeish presented each child with a certificate highlighting their individual achievements at the end of the camp. Photograph: ARC.

Active Schools co-ordinator, Ross Dobson, with Mia Palmer who received the Outstanding Commitment Award. Photograph: NASA.

Arran’s Active Girls, Young Ambassadors, and NASA graduates at the North Ayrshire Active Schools leadership graduation ceremony in Saltcoats. Photograph: NASA.

Then and now: Angus and Valerie Nimmo pictured in 1982 before their first World Cup adventure in Spain and ahead of this week’s trip to the United States to support Scotland at the World Cup 44 years later.

Worshippers at the Arran Churches Together service at Preacher’s Cave. Photograph: Supplied.

Goalkeeper Taylor Black, whose penalty save was one of the highlights of Campbeltown Grammar School’s run to a top-six finish in Scotland.

The Campbeltown representatives competed against hundreds of girls from across Scotland.

PE teacher Finlay Bainbridge and Active Schools co-ordinator Lindsay Ramsay praised the players for their efforts.

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