Education

A teenager who was rushed to hospital after her drink was spiked claims there is an epidemic of drug-taking at Inverness Campus.

Pupils at an Inverness primary school danced the conga to help their head teacher raise money for two Highland charities.

A year-long fundraising drive by staff at the University of the Highlands and Islands has raised £7430 for a mental health charity.

Pupils at Inverness Gaelic Primary School have been settling in to new accommodation, built to cope with an expanding roll.

A men's shed group from Drumnadrochit was delighted to be given a cheque for £3000 after a school competition.

PUPILS from an Inverness primary school enjoyed a day learning about nursing jobs at a college event.

Forget crisps, broken biscuits and limp sandwiches, some big cheeses at Inverness High School have built their very own pizza oven.

The Highlands and Islands Students’ Association (HISA) has suggested duplication of roles is putting the future of UHI at risk.

A HARD-HITTING audit has raised concerns about Highland Council’s ability to meet a range of financial challenges.

Highland Council has announced intake at two Inverness schools will be capped for the 2020-2021 school year.

Pupils with additional support needs at Inverness Royal Academy will be able to access specialist outdoor gym equipment thanks to a charity.

Determined pupils at an Inverness primary have successfully lobbied for their own blue bin.

Parents of school-aged children in the Highlands have been asked to “consider carefully” the impact of taking pupils on holiday during term time.

Highland Council has applied for planning permission to build new nurseries alongside existing primary schools.

STUDENT Tom Carew’s cutting edge invention has seen him win through to the second stage of a contest which could net him a £10,000 cash prize.

Inverness College UHI has appointed a new chairwoman to its board of management.

A BLACK Isle school could have a new nursery extension if planners give the scheme the green light.

A new Ness Side Primary School and nursery will boast 24 classrooms and serve the Ness Castle area to the south of Inverness.

Eden Court has appointed a producer of Gaelic and traditional arts to look at developing its wider use.

Pupils from Highland schools have been demonstrating their entrepreneurial talents in Inverness.