Education

A woman who escaped her conflict-hit homeland details all.

A historic attraction east of Nairn is set to come alive with a new light display this November.

A prizewinning group of classical musicians is performing in Nairn next week.

Archaeologists and volunteers have joined a dig at Culloden Battlefield to uncover secrets from one of Scotland’s most significant historical sites.

Many heartfelt tributes were shared after a beloved Inverness teacher passed away last week.

Museums from across the Highlands have collaborated to a new digital 3D scanning project in a bid to capture historical artefacts.

Many heartfelt tributes were shared after a beloved Inverness teacher who passed away last week.

An Inverness teenager was the winner of a solo Gaelic singing competition at the Royal National Mòd .

Ambitious moves to create a purpose-built base for women’s, youth and community football in Inverness have been given the green light by planners.

Firefighters have extinguished a fire that prompted an emergency evacuation at an Easter Ross primary school earlier today.

An Easter Ross primary school has been evacuated after a fire in the biomass unit.

Highland Council confirms specialist contractors will be called in to deal with bugs with parts of the rest of the school also being treated.

Delighted school staff have given a sneak peek of their new astro pitch and outdoor sports area ahead of its first use after the October half-term.

Plans to install new classrooms at a Croy school sparked concerns over the loss of green areas and limited consultation with staff and parents.

Highland Council confirmed more than 402 laptops need work in August – a 35 per spike compared to last year.

Young dancers in Inverness will be able to enjoy some extra fun over the October holidays with a variety of dance workshops.

The Inverness-based charity received a maximum score of six in two evaluation areas.

Pupils at an Inverness secondary school took on a big fundraising challenge last week - with some special guests showing up at the end.

A total of 880 higher education students were eligible to graduate from UHI Inverness this year.

We hear from a range of students including a woman whose guide dog was always on the lookout for food.