Education

Ex-Alness Academy head Nicky Grant got the job of executive chief officer for education and learning

The proposed development, by Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC), will be built on the Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) Inverness Campus.

Persuasive pupils who know their onions have dealt a welcome £3000 boost to a trailblazing Ross-shire food charity.

High school pupils across the region are taking part in outdoor science sessions exploring the role that peatlands play in fighting climate change.

A best-selling author aims to help aspiring Highland writers get their big break.

This is a great way to encourage your children to read over the summer period.

Youngsters are preparing to move on up after a different end to their primary school education.

The new appointee is raring to get started.

A Black Isle primary is hoping to get its pupils back in the saddle next school academic year – with a little help from volunteers.

Former Dingwall Academy pupils who started in 1953 have spent the months getting in touch across the world to celebrate achieving a big milestone.

One councillor accused the local authority of cruelly trying to get communities' hopes up

A secondary school is asking pupils to check if they have any sports kit at home needing returned.

Today, which is Clean Air Day Scotland, will see schools, hospitals, workplaces and communities across the Highlands run events to inspire people.

One of the biggest changes in educational provision in generations is open to public consultation in Tain as virtual events planned.

The publication celebrates the cultural and natural heritage of the Highland capital.

Tributes have been paid to an "adored son" who was found dead in student residences on a Highland campus.

Members of the public will have the chance to view and comment on proposals for Tain's planned new learning campus.

Pupils at a Ross-shire primary school got a valuable lesson in the ups and downs involved with being a Scotland fan yesterday.

Dr Shirley Moore made a complaint to the Scottishh Public Service Ombudsman (SPSO).

Pupils at an Easter Ross school have handed a welcome boost to a local youth project.