Education

Staffing levels at a Black Isle primary school nursery have resulted in its closure today.

UHI Inverness has achieved a 96% overall satisfaction rating in its first-term student survey for the second year in a row.

Talented youngsters wowed judges with their skilled wordplay during a memorial speechmaking contest in Inverness.

Highland Council had announced at the start of this year that the project was on pause due to spiraling costs.

“Exceptional staffing pressures” at a Nairn school have sparked concerns that staff absence and vacant posts could impact pupil attainment.

Artists from UHI Inverness and UHI Moray will have their work on display at a renowned Scotland-wide annual exhibition.

Combining Scotland’s national dish with a taste of Greek cuisine may not be the most obvious or traditional way to serve haggis.

Hundreds head to school on a Sunday to relive memories and share stories from their time at Lochardil Primary 60 years after it was officially opened.

A popular initiative to tackle food waste in Nairn is going from strength to strength and is now expanding into a new food-growing project.

Eva Stills, S6 pupil at Millburn Academy, wrote her own report about the event.

Kind-hearted school children are doing what they can to keep people safe and warm - after setting up a winter clothing bank for their community.

Lochardil Primary’s 60th anniversary celebrations take place on Sunday from 1pm to 4pm, and feature stalls, Caley Jag player visits and much more!

A Farm Ness farmer claims food security is overlooked by the government, raising concerns about future sustainability and local produce.

Thousands of pupils returned to classes this morning as schools and nurseries reopened after wintry weather caused mass closures on Thursday.

A long-standing festive season initiative aimed at keeping Inverness a safe place to live, work and visit has been launched.

More than 16,000 Highland pupils from over 100 schools and nurseries will stay at home today after heavy snow hit classes.

Inverness secondary school pupils will stay at home today after heavy snow hit classes at some schools.

Inspectors are confident that the school has the capacity to continue to improve and have highlighted some areas to concentrate on.

Challenging staff shortages caused by teacher illness, job vacancies and "very limited cover" forced a Highland school to close to S2 classes today.

New figures show the north is behind the national average in 13 out of 15 areas.