Education

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

A charity that uses high octane motorsport as inspiration in its work has scrapped use of petrol racing karts for a clean, green all-electric fleet.

Frank To, who is also a lecturer at UHI Inverness, is representing the best of Scottish contemporary art after his work was accepted for major events.

Worried parents of pupils at a Highland primary school kept their children at home after a stranger was confronted in the grounds on Thursday morning

Businesses and schools discussed the shared goals of prosperity and sustainability in connection to the young workforce.

The post made by Millburn Academy in Inverness strongly encouraged all cyclists to wear helmets — including pupils getting to school via bike.

Some parents say additional support is not available where it should be.

Highland Council appeals ruling over its consultation about changes in Inverness city centre.

Scotland’s Children’s Hearings System is seeking new volunteer panel members to make decisions in the interests of infants, children and young people.

Opposition leader Alasdair Christie says: “The question must be asked: What damage or impact is it having on our children’s education?”

A long-vacant former care home in Inverness could be set for a new life as a children's nursery in order to meet growing demand for childcare.

Parents and visitors to an Inverness school are being warned that parking will soon become “extremely limited” for the best part of a year.

Community-spirit has won out over wanton vandalism after the people of Beauly rallied round to repair damage to the school garden.

NHS Highland urges parents and carers to ensure their child is protected against flu this winter and said it is as easy as a wee scoosh up the nose.

An art lecturer at UHI Inverness is one of only three Scottish artists who made the selection at a prestigious UK-wide award.

The people, landscape and heritage of a Highland distillery have been brought to life in a mural created by students at an Inverness school.

Highland Council upheld complaints concerning two other members of staff, one of whom was described as ‘hostile’ to the teenager.

Fortrose Academy is on the hunt for a new head teacher — with an annual salary of nearly £85,000

As children go back to school this week, more parents in Inverness have reached out for school uniform support from local charities.

School’s back and our readers have sent in pictures of their children and grandchildren’s first day back - or first day ever!