Education

INVERNESS College UHI is closely monitoring the coronavirus outbreak in the UK and preparing for all eventualities.

Council tax will be hiked 4.84 per cent to pay for £20 million roads investment

SCHOOL children should be taught how their actions now can impact on climate change and the kind of homes they will live in the future.

PHOTOGRAPHIC skills have earned a group of talented Dingwall Academy pupils a special commendation in a local competition.

Museums and heritage organisations are being offered help to get creative in a new initiative led by Highlands and Islands Enterprise.

INFANTS whose parents hoped to claim a free childcare space at a Highland Council-run nursery may be caught short.

Parents of pupils at a fire-ravaged Easter Ross primary school will be offered £100 per pupil to help get kitted out again.

COMMUNITY-spirited actions in the wake of a devastating school fire have prompted the creation of a drop-off point for donations.

PUPILS at the fire-hit Park Primary are likely to return to school by Thursday - in alternative accommodation at Invergordon Academy.

Schools and well-wishers in Ross-shire are rallying round pupils and staff whose primary was ravaged by fire.

CHILD-friendly activities have been lined-up at Invergordon Leisure Centre as the community rallies round after the devastating fire at Park Primary.

STAFF use of old laptop computers is to be 'banned' "until further notice" after a malfunction is thought to have sparked today's Invergordon fire.

PUPILS at the fire-ravaged Park Primary School are to be taught in temporary accommodation within Invergordon Academy, Highland Council has announced.

DETAILS of temporary school accommodation will be issued to parents “in due course” following this morning’s blaze at Park Primary in Invergordon.

The doors were officially opened today on a £1m extension to Ullapool Primary School.

A Black Isle school has been given a mixed report following the latest inspection by a team from Education Scotland.

POTIONS were concocted, butterbeer quaffed and spells cast at two magical sessions on the Black Isle last week.

AFTER an inspection, a nursery has been told to have two members of staff on site at all times, despite only having three children in the class.

FOOD and drink industry experts are hoping to give Ross-shire pupils a taste for food – by inspiring them to create healthy street food dishes.

TALENTED students have been handed a big platform to show off their design skills – after they created Ross County’s new digital match day programme.