Education

PUPILS from an Inverness performing arts academy showed off their skills at their end-of-the-year summer show.

Scottish Government numbers show that more than 35 per cent of Highland school buildings are inadequate.

The winners of a popular school garden challenge have been selected by Nairn and District Gardening Club.

Sport is the theme for this year's edition of the challenge which aims to keep youngsters reading during the school holiday.

The project saw just under 3km of water main replaced, extending from Aldourie Primary School to Dores.

S1 and S2 pupils from a number of secondary schools went to Inverness Campus for some hands-on learning.

CHILDREN were put at risk of harm at a Black Isle nursery according to a report published earlier this week.

PUPILS at Nairn Academy celebrated sport and leadership at a special event.

An evaluation of the Women in Agriculture Practical Training Fund has been published by the Scottish Government, looking at its outcomes.

"The charity’s Respect the Water campaign is applicable to any water user – and not just children."

Here are some of the classes taking the next step in their education.

Tiny Foyers Primary School beside Loch Ness has been mothballed after the roll was set to drop to three next term.

A 25-year-old message in a bottle found on north Highland coast could help teach a new generation of children about the dangers of plastic pollution.

Ness Castle Primary and Nursery School in Inverness was officially opened yesterday.

A teacher said: "The children and staff work so hard, so it is so rewarding to see it pay off."

It emerged last Thursday that the pests had been discovered at Charleston Academy.

In Pride month, a rainbow flag of a different kind has been installed at one of Inverness' secondary schools.

An Inverness primary school is revealed to be the most improved in its performance levels, according to a new survey.

Six youngsters representing Charleston Academy were up against teams from Glasgow, Manchester, Somerset, County Durham and West Sussex.

YOUNGSTERS at an Inverness primary have had the chance to put one of our reporters on the spot.