Education

The project, set to replace unfit-for-purpose schools, was hit by localised flooding issues during initial construction work.

Four of the top young cooks from the Highlands went head-to-head in the final of a local school cooking competition held at UHI Inverness.

The enduring appeal of a wizard who took the world by storm more than 27 years ago is very much alive and kicking in one corner of the Black Isle…

Staff at an Easter Ross nursery have been praised for their care of children and should now be helped to access additional suitable training.

The blaze prompted an evacuation of the school last Friday.

A woman who escaped her conflict-hit homeland details all.

Councillor Jim McGillivray believes there is “room for hope” for Edderton Primary School.

The chair of Edderton community council has hit out at plans to ‘mothball’ its village primary school.

Museums from across the Highlands have collaborated to a new digital 3D scanning project in a bid to capture historical artefacts.

The Wester Ross youngsters fundraised a total of £271 for Lochalsh Leisure Centre, by holding three non-uniform days.

Dingwall Academy has established a tradition of wellbeing walks which allow pupils to build relationships, talk and get things off their chest.

Jake MacCulloch, from Dingwall, will be representing the young people of Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch alongside Rory Young from Lochaber.

Firefighters have extinguished a fire that prompted an emergency evacuation at an Easter Ross primary school earlier today.

An Easter Ross primary school has been evacuated after a fire in the biomass unit.

Highland Council confirmed more than 402 laptops need work in August – a 35 per spike compared to last year.

An Inverness rector is set to take on a temporary role leading a Black Isle secondary school where recruitment for a new head teacher is ongoing.

It was a chance for the school to show its gratitude for some of the fundraising efforts it has benefited from.

Events Management graduate Rachel Fraser, who lives in Muir of Ord, won the Overcoming Adversity Award.

An initiative to promote sports and wellbeing among young people across the Highlands has marked 20 years since it first started.

An award of £750 is being made available by a trust which aims to promote all aspects of Gaelic culture and education.