Education

A primary school and nursery near Beauly has made encouraging improvements in a number of areas according to inspectors.

An Inverness rector is set to take on a temporary role leading a Black Isle secondary school where recruitment for a new head teacher is ongoing.

Tornagrain could see its first school opened in time for the 2027/ 28 session.

Javier Munoz Moreno, originally from Spain, was chosen as the Overall Student of the Year.

An Inverness boy was recognised for his efforts and talent at an Inverness performing arts school as he was the winner of a sought-after scholarship.

An initiative to promote sports and wellbeing among young people across the Highlands has marked 20 years since it first started.

Hospitality students in Nepal are being given the chance to study for a degree with the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).

Hundreds of pounds have been raised for a prominent children’s charity appeal thanks to the efforts of pupils at an Inverness school.

Two Highland charities were recognised for their work supporting young people and their families alongside Highland Council and the NHS.

Families gathered at an Inverness primary school for a day of fun and colours - and to raise funds to provide pupils with a new sound system.

Two Highland charities were recognised for their work supporting young people and their families alongside Highland Council and the NHS.

Nairn pupils travelling to school from Lochloy are set to benefit from an additional service from next week.

An Inverness primary school will be hosting a fun day in a bid to purchase new equipment deemed as an “integral” part of life at school.

A Dutch mum’s “wild journey” from teaching secondary school physics to advising the United Nations about languages started with learning Gaelic.

Nairn pupils travelling to school from Lochloy are set to benefit from an additional service from next week.

The new model aims to “strengthen student experience and ensure financial sustainability’ for the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).

An Inverness primary school’s pupil support assistant (PSA) has created a colourful mural to boost the mood of the school’s community.

A new fund has been announced for life sciences businesses in the Highlands, looking to invest in capital growth projects.

The award encourages schools to create safe, inspiring learning environments where children are respected, talents are nurtured, and they can thrive.

Pupils at Inverness Royal Academy will soon get their own mountain bike skills course built on the school grounds.