Education

Figures show a reduction in teacher numbers in the past year in the Highland Council area.

Casserole and toad-in-the-hole were on the menu at a sustainable cookery class to mark Green Week at UHI Inverness.

Tetiana Potapko only moved to the Highlands from the war-torn country nine months ago.

A HIGHLAND mental health charity is marking Children’s Mental Health Week by celebrating a year of partnership with primary schools in the region.

The University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) has opened a new clinical simulation suite in Inverness.

Pupils at Nairn Academy will have the opportunity to benefit from a Careers and Learner Pathways seminar at the Academy.

To mark Safer Internet Day 2023 the Highland Council is providing help to people especially children to be safe online.

UHI Inverness students can now help themselves to free food from a food store known as The Larder that launched this week.

PUPILS of a popular performing arts school in Inverness were delighted to be back on stage for the last edition of Eden Court's Panto.

The new kit will support UHI's research in areas such as the pharmaceutical contamination of water, peatland resilience and muscle-wasting diseases.

GlenWyvis Distillery in Dingwall has been helping the research by Robert Gordon University's (RGU) School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences.

Jane Davey worked with the council for 25 years and in recent years developed her specialism in supporting the Health and Social Care Service.

Skills Development Scotland (SDS) is offering its first national webinar in Gaelic to help parents and carers of pupils to study the language.

As Scotland marks 20 years of access laws under the Land Reform Act, John Davidson speaks to charities and politicians on the future of outdoor access

Police have warned of an ongoing incident at Castle Avenue in Invergordon.

Drakies Primary School Nursery receives a glowing report from an unannounced evaluation by Care Inspectorate.

Teachers in Inverness and Nairn have joined a Highland-wide day of strike action by the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS).

It has been called by The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) union and is part of 16 days of rolling strike action lasting until February 6.

Parents and carers are being invited to enrol their child online

UHI Inverness painting and decorating lecturer Mark Mitchell gave £1000 to Prostate Cancer UK in memory of Alan Duncan.