Education

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.

A free film screening, a cookery demonstration and food waste workshop are among the events taking place at UHI Inverness to mark Green Week.

Highlands and Islands MSP Emma Roddick believes Scotland’s poverty-related attainment gap cannot be tackled by schools alone.

A PERFORMING arts school in Inverness has released a new promo video in a bid to encourage more young talents to join their ranks.

'It’s only a matter of time before a pupil is injured or worse,' says complainer to Inverness Royal Academy.

Read the full letter from Inverness Royal Academy rector.

Inverness Royal Academy's rector suspects social media could be partly to blame.

Charles Bannerman argues the education secretary shouldn't be condemned for saying that elimination of the educational attainment gap isn’t possible.

Highland Council launches probe after she says primary pupils accessed X-rated content.

Art students in the Highland capital chose an alternative way to display their work and project their pieces onto the walls of an island.

Councillor Duncan Macpherson says he will contact Police Scotland over the issue

Our Bard Rabbie Burns would be proud of the young Inverness musicians who played one of his most famous songs - using a table as a drum.

The nursery at Inverness Gaelic School has received Very Good ratings from inspectors.

An inspection report has rated Rosebank Primary poor across most categories though its associtaed nursery fared better.

Revised plans are being considered for a sports pitch and outdoor area at a £15 million school being developed in Inverness.

SCHOOL pupils across the Highlands are being encouraged to take part to a nation-wide garden designing competition.