Education

All school strikes planned by the union UNISON have been suspended for members to consider an improved pay offer for local government workers.

Anger over millions cut from schools budgets has a familiar ring. Parental protest over closures and cutbacks has resounded down the generations.

One Beauly parent says 'our children have been let down by both the Highland Council and the Scottish Government.'

Kate Forbes and Rhoda Grant respond to the Scottish Government turning its back on bids for desperately needed new premises.

Highland Council responds to the 'more than disappointing' news that none of its schools received any government cash.

The University of the Highlands and Islands says progress has been made in talks with a union over redundancy plans.

A Black Isle secondary closed yesterday amid reports of a "bomb scare" will open today as normal as a malicious call police probe continues.

It is a severe blow to St Clement’s Special School as well as Beauly, Dunvegan and Park Primaries.

Members of the public are also welcome to attend the UHI Inverness Part-Time Jobs Fair on Wednesday.

A small club based in Inverness have been awarded a Dance Summit Bid to compete globally in Florida next year.

UHI Inverness is marking Care Experienced Week by hosting events that help ensure people with care experience have improved access to support.

A total of 31 primary schools sent pupils to the event at Inverness' Bught Park yesterday morning.

The school, which only opened in February, has had no heating for two days due to a boiler breakdown. Repairs have now been carried out.

Ness Castle Primary and Nursery School in Inverness is closed due to a broken heating system.

UHI Inverness has presented a donation to Maggie’s Highlands cancer support centre after a successful student satisfaction survey.

A two-day walkout by staff of the University of the Highlands and Islands got under way on Wednesday morning amid an ongoing dispute over job losses.

Hundreds of schools are expected to benefit from the Highland Council and BT signing a new multi-year network services agreement

Dragons, castles and coffee were the highlight of a community event organised by Nairn Museum.

Two popular television presenters will be live from a world-first rewilding centre near Loch Ness presenting a week of autumn wildlife programmes

An Inverness student will be the first to bring a High Life Highland scheme across the pond.