Education

STUDENTS with additional support needs are showing off their impressive photographic skills at a new exhibition.

The University of the Highlands and Islands has been rated as one of the top universities in the UK for postgraduate students.

AN Inverness College UHI apprentice has been named SECTT Electrical Apprentice of the Year for Scotland.

YOUNGSTERS in Inverness have learned how maths can help them take the perfect penalty.

A £15 million refurbishment of Inverness High School is set to continue after planning permission was granted for a second phase.

THE achievements of almost 350 students at Inverness have been recognised at graduation ceremonies.

Inverness College UHI has moved into artist studio space within Inverness Creative Academy to provide new collaborative opportunities for students.

CONCERNS have been raised after it emerged a head teacher has had to step in to help support pupils with additional needs due to budget cuts.

The next Marie Curie could be in the crowd as Charleston Academy hosted Scotland’s best and brightest to encourage girls to pursue physics.

The achievements of almost 350 students at Inverness have been recognised at graduation ceremonies.

Alness Academy head teacher Nicky Grant has been appointed as interim head of education services at Highland Council.

Work has been completed on the multimillion-pound new extension at Smithton Primary in Inverness.

A nationally renowned surgeon, teacher and researcher is to receive an honorary fellowship from the University of the Highlands and Islands.

A COALITION of disability charities is urging all Scottish local authorities to maintain vital funding for youngsters with additional support needs.

A new study has highlighted the threat marine plastic poses to the North Atlantic’s largest seabird.

BAKING demonstrations and fun challenges were on the timetable at a student social event at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness.

PUPILS from Inverness High School have contributed to a new exhibition at the Scottish Parliament outlining Scotland’s World War I story.

Gunpowder can be both deadly and fascinating, embodying the darkness of its destructive power and the beauty of the light produced by its ignition.

The Scottish School of Forestry in Inverness will celebrate the past, present and future of the industry today.

A CENTRE which cares for children of staff, students and the public at Inverness College UHI has earned top marks in a Care Inspectorate assessment.