Education

The Highland Council service is registered to provide day care for up to 24 young children.

Tain Royal Academy have been given an award for their approaches to prevent substance abuse among young people.

The Stay on Side Fire Skills course hosted in Dingwall is a team effort including Highland Council’s Home to Highland Care Experienced Education Team.

A months-in-the-making Ullapool High School (UHS) production of a Shakespeare play proved to be a “joyous” success.

Dingwall Academy’s long-serving rector has retired, as the former Culloden Academy head prepares to take over the post.

The strength of a Ross-shire school community was evident for all to see as it celebrated its 50th anniversary with a drive to improve facilities.

A Wester Ross primary school could be set to shut down, after Highland Council took the decision to permanently close it.

A Black Isle girl has “achieved her dream” with a football scholarship, that will see her be mentored by her “all-time favourite footballer”.

Nairn Academy pupils have seen their achievements in sport and leadership celebrated at an annual awards evening.

Students and staff at a Highland campus were treated to a visit from a very special guest this week.

One dubbed it a practical course offering a clear route into the industry and ‘something that’s been needed for decades’.

Pupils put their debating and public speaking skills into practise last week, at the second annual Highland Debating Competition for Schools.

That is one of the questions being asked at an Easter Ross primary school next week as part of a planned safety “lockdown drill”.

Black Isle teachers have share how “exceptionally proud” they are of five P7 pupils preparing say their farewells to primary school.

School pupils are being helped to spread the word on less polluting behaviour as part of this year’s Clean Air Day campaign.

The final took place at Spain Park, home to Highland League outfit Banks O’Dee.

A Ross-shire school was recognised for its effort and commitment in promoting children’s rights.

Three Ullapool youngsters “jumped out of their seats” when they managed to secure £3000 for a worthy local cause.

Parents across Scotland will be able to ask for a Gaelic school to be established in their area as part of legislation plans highlighted in Inverness.

A Fortrose Academy girl, who has been tirelessly fundraising for Ukraine, has scooped a prestigious award for her efforts.