Education

The event, which runs until Friday, focusses on the changing world of employability in a post-Covid world.

The education secretary will give an insight in the future skills students will need when entering the workplace post Covid.

Students at the University of the Highlands and Islands affected by the coronavirus pandemic are to be given help thanks to a £100,000 donation.

Unrepentant Highland councillors have hit back at an audit that blamed them for the early departure of a consultant costing £936 a day at their door.

Paul Senior was appointed education chief and cost the council more than £70,000 for three month's work

News that the cash-strapped local authority hired a consultant sparked outrage from councillors and the public

MSP Maree Todd says obeying the rules is still the best way to stay safe as the vaccine is rolled out

Highland Council stands accused of “insulting pupils” and undermining educational attainment by delaying expansion of overcrowded Culloden Academy.

New Year is a time for resolutions and we’ve decided to revive our HN Action campaign.

Rebates will be confirmed as early as next week.

Parents and carers are being invited by Highland Council to enrol their child online for primary one for this school year starting August 17.

Highland Council and Tree of Knowledge have agreed a partnership to provide support to all pupils and staff across all 200 schools.

Students can learn up to three times faster.

KIND-hearted pupils at an Inverness school have done their bit to help less able children during the pandemic by raising £711 through an auction.

Government need to make clear what it expects in terms of online learning.

Scottish Government needs to consider the areas geography before making its blanket ban on student travel, says HISA president.

Inverness College UHI's city campus and Scottish School of Forestry closed to students, staff or the public following Nicola Sturgeon's announcement.

Parents have been sent a letter from the council providing an update regarding the reopening of schools and early learning and childcare settings.

Schools will close for January, people can only leave home for essential purposes and social gatherings are reduced to two people

PARKING at a city school is to be improved as a spin-off from a new nursery.