Education

A Wester Ross psychology student is trying to understand the decisions people have been making during the pandemic.

Parents and carers can now enrol their child online for P1 for this school year starting August 17

Rebates will be confirmed as early as next week.

Highland Council and Tree of Knowledge have agreed a partnership to provide support to all pupils and staff across all 200 schools.

The first part of a look back in words and pictures of a tumultuous year for Ross-shire.

A little bit of kindness from parents and pupils has seen 264 packages given to the elderly and vulnerable in Alness.

Government need to make clear what it expects in terms of online learning.

Scottish Government needs to consider the areas geography before making its blanket ban on student travel, says HISA president.

Inverness College UHI's city campus and Scottish School of Forestry closed to students, staff or the public following Nicola Sturgeon's announcement.

Parents have been sent a letter from the council providing an update regarding the reopening of schools and early learning and childcare settings.

A Ross-shire based MSP has reiterated a new lockdown message shared by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

Hope of a breakthrough in long-stalled plans to replace a Ross-shire school building slammed totally unfit for vulnerable children has been welcomed.

Mountain safety adviser Ben Gibson says a great winter day out starts at home – and being prepared to change your approach once out there is vital.

Schools in Ross-shire got on with business as usual as best they could during a tough year.

A NEW literacy tool which will help support teaching in the classroom and at home has been launched in the Highlands.

Two head teachers have been appointed into permanent posts

A HEART-warming fond farewell has been paid to a stalwart staff member at a school on her retirement.

AN aspiring Easter Ross chef had the recipe for success at a city college's annual prizegiving.

Pupils at an Easter Ross school went on the run to help less fortunate children.

Staff and pupils beat virus to get in mood for Christmas