Education

AN artistic school leaver who wowed teachers with her “outstanding” talent has been honoured by a local art trust.

THE "shameful failure" of the Scottish Conservatives' leader to vote to help hungry children in England has been slammed by a Highland MSP.

Inverness College UHI hair and beauty lecturers are on the judging panel for this year’s North of Scotland Hair and Beauty Industry Awards.

The University of the Highlands and Islands appoints Australian academic as new principal and vice-chancellor.

End of term lessons at Crown Primary School in Inverness were like a breath of fresh air.

A new dedicated nursery looks set to be built in the grounds of a Black Isle school as part of council commitments to provide free childcare.

Changes to arrangements for school exams have been welcomed by the Highland education authority.

A man who was once a student at a forestry school near Inverness has been appointed as its new depute head.

Maths Week Scotland and the Science Skills Academy (SSA) gave outdoor maths kits to primary schools in the Highland Council area to mark Maths Week.

The event was part of an MFR Cash for Kids inter-school fundraising challenge

THOUSANDS of children helped a Highland book festival blow its previous reading record out the water.

Pupils from Merkinch PS thank construction company Robertson and Highland Council’s project team for new building

SCHOOL pupils, parents and staff have been praised by senior Highland councillors after making a success of the first full term under Covid-19.

A "small number" of people from Nairn Academy will have to self-isolate after a member of staff contracted coronavirus.

Students studying civil engineering at UHI are the first in Scotland to complete a Graduate Apprenticeship at honours level.

The Scottish Government has set out its response to the recommendations of the Rapid Review of National Qualifications Experience report 2020.

Highland school pupils are to be given vouchers in place of free school meals if they are asked to self-isolate during term time.

Highland schools are being offered support to cope with covid-related classroom conflict.

Teenage entrepreneurs from the Black Isle hope to put themselves in the frame for a £100 kickstarter for their young enterprise project.

Jamie Halcro Johnston said too many schools were struggling to deliver the curriculum due to staff shortages