Education

The biggest athletics event for primary school pupils in Scotland took place at Bught Park.

Two schools in the Highlands contain a potentially dangerous concrete putting them at risk of collapse, according to a report.

Highland Council has defended its short-lived bouncy castle ban by citing fatal accidents in Australia, Spain and the south of England.

They include St Clement’s Special School and Beauly, Dunvegan, Park and Tornagrain primaries

WAYS colleges are adapting to challenges like the post-Covid world, cost-of-living crisis and rise of AI will be discussed at a roadshow in Inverness.

Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL) opened up one of its key sites to pupils from Glen Urquhart High School as part of their ‘Week of Work’.

Art students from UHI Inverness received awards in recognition of their progress and talent at the Inverness Creative Academy.

The children of Dalneigh Primary School in Inverness received a visit from Highland Training Group who gave them basic CPR and first aid training.

A family-run bouncy castle business buoyant for over a decade is facing sudden financial ruin after a mystery Highland Council ban.

Three young beneficiaries of DYW locally have offered personal insight into why it is a force for good.

The move divided the council as some felt it was anti-religious and others discussed accountability

Inverness nursery school children explored their rights as Scotland’s Children and Young People’s Commissioner visited for a special reading.

They include St Clement’s Special School and Beauly, Dunvegan, Park and Tornagrain primaries

A Scottish Government jobs initiative that has helped thousands of young Highlanders is facing “a potential complete collapse” amid funding concerns.

She says 'traditional music that is so incredibly special to the Highlands, and if these proposed cuts happen, where does that leave us.'

Raising fees to rent venues like halls, pitches and school halls sparks domino effect impacting many groups and organisations

TWO HIGHLAND-based researchers were involved in a Scottish-born exhibition set to be on display at a major international arts event in Italy.

A Fortrose school netball team which received a sponsorship boost from Parklands popped in to the local care home to say thanks.

Councillor Ken Gowans says the charity will get at least £60,000 in funding

Deer stalking and butchery skills were on a programme of events for pupils who took learning beyond the classrooms.