Education

Sarah Atkin has worked at both St Clement’s and Dingwall Primary and believes co-location on a new site is a golden opportunity.

A Black Isle mum who used to work with UHI Inverness made a poignant return to the campus to receive a charity donation in memory of her son.

North Kessock Primary school held a fundraiser to gather Easter Eggs and stationery for the charity Highlands for Ukraine to spread the love.

But the stats draw a blank on assaults of teachers or pupils and drugs or weapons.

Community councillors in Edderton say they feel “railroaded” after learning that staff and parents were told the school would close in July.

The business leaders of the future have been recognised at the Highland and Moray regional finals of the Young Enterprise Scotland Company Programme.

Three Invergordon Academy pupils have secured £3000 for a local charity, who say the donation “means the world” to them.

Inspectors have praised improvements in pupil attainment at a Wester Ross school and nursery.

A Dingwall school have shared a “huge thank you” to Ross County Football Club, after they kindly hosted an Easter party for the pupils.

Dingwall school pupils were treated to a visit to a local farm, to learn all about what life is like on a farm.

Completion dates are all before 2030 as the local authority issues ‘earliest operational dates’.

An underwater excavation at an Easter Ross loch aims to fill gaps in a “critically important part of Scotland’s settlement history”.

An opportunity to end the decades-long wait for a new-build special school in Dingwall could arrive with a £50m investment.

Two young musicians are hoping to inspire the Highlands’ future musical maestros.

The Groat challenged it over its internal communications compared to what emerged publicly.

Hundreds of pages of confidential emails help lift the lid on what went on behind closed doors at the local authority.

A North Kessock primary is trailblazing the way for Highland schools to incorporate a “dedicated learning garden”.

Planning permission has been secured for the development, which ‘will also serve as a vital tourism hub along the North Coast 500 route’.

The picture tells the story - but the community response to the problem is encouraging.

Showing the older generation how it’s done, enthusiastic school students were among donors who turned out to give blood recently.