EDUCATION

Pupils to be urged to do daily activities

Highland councillors have been told there will be a continued focus on improving the physical and mental wellbeing of all pupils.

Parents and carers of children at an Inverness primary school have been assured a busy road crossing patrol will be maintained.

A total of 25 youngsters completed Nairn Library’s annual Summer Reading Challenge.

Pupils at an Inverness secondary school donned tartan and tucked into tasty treats to help children and families living in poverty.

A vision of a curriculum intricately aligned to industry and employers’ needs will inform future strategy at the UHI.

Highlands and Islands Students’ Association (HISA) pledges all students – no matter what subject they are studying – are welcome here.

Highland first as pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds score higher pass rate than those from least deprived areas.

According to national figures one third of primaries and one quarter of secondaries that are in 'poor' condition are in the Highlands

Up to £10 million is potentially available for the overcrowded school but parents remain cautious

Culloden Academy pupils in "horrendously dangerous" situation at busy crossing after lights failed says concerned parent

Professor Todd Walker, principal and vice-chancellor of the University of the Highlands and Islands, has issued a statement via social media.

A Nairn primary school is among 10 schools in Scotland chosen to receive a fully-funded author residency to inspire a love of reading and writing.

FUTURE learning at the UHI will be much more closely tailored to booming sectors of the economy, the establishment’s new leader has said.

'The construction sector is really starting to boom again, and civil engineers will always be in demand'

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.