Education

Council bosses warns the pressure is mounting in tandem with the number of cases

ENTERPRISING pupils at Fort Augustus and Inverness High School have been venturing into the world of business.

Councillor Margaret Davidson warns education is being crippled by staff and pupils forced to self-isolate

MSP Maree Todd praised the council for finally crossing the finish line

Inverness College UHI has appointed a new interim chairman to its board of management

A third of schools across Highland in primary, secondary and early learning settings are being hit by positive Covid-19 cases or localised outbreaks.

'The legacy of pupils that he has taught must be remarkable.'

Scientist Gary Campbell, who has used his expertise to track the impact of climate change, has been awarded a UHI professorship

World-renowned economist Jeffrey D. Sachs will deliver the University of the Highlands and Islands 2021 annual lecture

Pupils and teachers from the oldest primary school in Inverness marched through the city centre in a celebration to mark its 200th anniversary.

Highland Council has appointed three “children’s champions” to advocate for young people and their families.

Schools across the Highlands have today welcomed pupils and staff back to the classroom.

Secondary schools have been sent 75 free copies of Your Money Matters, a financial education textbook backed by money-saving expert Martin Lewis.

Dr Fiona McLean, a passionate advocate for the role of education in communities, is new University of the Highlands and Islands' rector.

An outdoor nursery in the new community of Tornagrain has received a good rating for Covid safety following a visit by the Care Inspectorate.

Traffic will be prohibited from several streets in Inverness city centre tomorrow to enable a primary school to stage a 200th anniversary procession.

"We are delighted that the 2021 results show improvements on the attainment data prior to 2020."

Childline said 'no worry is too small to share'.

Poetry aiming to make people stop, think and question is being displayed in an exhibition at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness.

Tackling issues of discrimination, sustainability and mental wellbeing will be on the agenda for student leaders in the Highlands.