Education

One trophy is in the bag, and a national final has been reached as Dingwall Academy’s boys look to add more silverware to their collection.

Members unanimously wave through a move to consult on a new region-wide policy.

Inverness-based Gaelic arts organisation Fèisean nan Gàidheal has appointed a double-gold winner at the National Mòd as its new chief executive.

It could be a momentous few days for Dingwall Academy’s second year boys’ football team.

Pupils and staff at Inver Primary and Knockbreck Primary have spent the last two years working towards the accolade.

Councillors want a full consultation with pupils, parents, teachers and staff to support head teachers.

Five options have been put forward to consider regarding the future of TRACC in Tain.

Parents of pupils at Dingwall Primary are lobbying the council to ditch plans to remove principal teachers as part of cost-cutting measures.

Alli Vass, manager of Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport’s Powerhouse talks about skills opportunities.

Five Ross-shire teenagers, who joined forces to release a debut album together, say they are “blown away” by all the support they have received.

A child day care facility on the Black Isle has received a slightly mixed response from inspectors following their latest visit.

A Highland Council review on the future of Tain’s main leisure facility could see the town lose its only swimming pool.

Delight for campaigners as rise in school roll - from just one pupil - means it will remain open.

Developers for the new Tain 3-18 campus, Kier Construction, informed stakeholders at a meeting to discuss the progress project on Monday.

It is the most faithful of Border Collies, having stood gazing patiently upwards at its owner with one paw raised since the late 19th century.

Autism and Neurodiversity (A-ND) North of Scotland have recently opened their first Highland centre, in Dingwall, who support neurodivergent children.

It is understood Alness Academy, Wick High, Inverness Royal Academy and Charleston Academy have gender neutral toilets.

Two Highland secondary schools were among the most improved in ranking across Scotland, according to a list published by The Times today.

An ‘amazing’ group of S6 leavers at Dingwall Academy have been given a proper send-off, as their school days come to a ‘bittersweet’ end.

Edderton Primary School, which has seen numbers dwindle to just two expected pupils for next year’s term, had been earmarked for closure.