Education

Two students at Inverness College UHI have won industry awards, with a third named runner-up, at an event hosted by a national trade body

Pupils from Nairn Academy have cooked up a storm by creating their own recipe book which was inspired after a baking club was founded at the school.

Public opinion is being sought to help shape a proposed new Gaelic language plan.

Nairn artist and former teacher Mary Wilson (81) is fondly remembered in the community.

Nairn Academy is closed to some pupils today and tomorrow due to a staff shortage.

For St Andrew's day this year, pupils at Cradlehall Primary dressed up and made crafts.

Vicki Nairn will lead on the design, development and service delivery of the university's professional services.

Pupils from Glen Urquhart High School take home first place in Scottish competition by building the best Lego hydrogen powered vehicle.

Budding entrepreneurs from Schools from the Inverness area had the chance to pitch their business ideas in a Dragons’ Den-style initiative.

Merkinch Primary School and Family Centre in Inverness won the Delivering a Sustainable Learning Space and Innovation in Delivering Value categories.

Dr Jen Vanderhoven has been appointed as vice-principal engagement at the University of the Highlands and Islands.

The 2022 University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) business competition has just opened for entries, with £8000 in prize money up for grabs.

An Inverness teacher and football coach has now also become a children’s author, with two books published.

To raise awareness and fundraising for Children in Need children went to school dressed down.

Bookworms at a Nairn primary school can now enjoy a good read in their new library which made possible by hard work and dedication of many people.

Senior pupils and the parent council at an Inverness school have made a heartfelt plea for planning approval.

A spokeswoman said it is due to staff shortages in the nursery and other staffing pressures within the school.

The University of the Highlands and Islands and NHS Highland are planning to launch a new project to discover if digital treatment can help patients.

Hey Girls products will be free for students at the college.

Chairman John Finlayson says the 'Highland’s Online Safety Centre is easily accessible to allow people to navigate different advice'