Education

THE go-ahead for a 32-home development in Munlochy has been given amid concerns about traffic impact and school roll pressures.

Highland Council has said that it is up to each school whether or not to let pupils watch Euro 2020 matches during the tournament.

Ross-shire’s newest MSP has acknowledged the “exceptional” efforts of a college in responding to the coronavirus crisis.

Highland Council has adopted a devolved school management approach meaning individual head teachers get to make the decision.

The princess was given a guided tour of facilities enjoyed by pupils, staff and the local community.

Right royal occasion starts June 29

A Black Isle man's idea for a farming system that will allow sustainable crops to be grown year round, has won top prize at UHI Business Competition

A FARMING system devised by a Black Isle man that will enable sustainable crops to be grown in Scotland year-round has taken a contest's top prize.

An incentive for senior pupils to continue their studies after the age of 16 is being flagged up to Highland teenagers.

A push to replace outdated facilities for children with additional support needs in Ross-shire has heard calls for progress on a long-delayed project.

Can you spot any primary one pupils that you know?

School staff across the Highlands were praised by councillors last week for “professionalism and compassion” amid the challenges of the pandemic.

Budding garden designers at a nursery and a primary school have enjoyed blooming brilliant success in a national competition.

A 'potential positive' Covid case at a Ross-shire primary school will be subject to a second test to confirm the situation.

Simple household ingredients have been used to open the eyes of Easter Ross primary pupils to the wonders of science.

Budding Ross-shire garden designers at nursery and a primary school have enjoyed blooming brilliant success in a national competition.

Parents of St Clement’s School in Dingwall have been briefed on the latest developments in assessment of sites for a new school.

Lessons learned by the multi-campus University of the Highlands and Islands are to be shared with a community in Iceland facing similar challenges.

Replacement of St Clement's is not about competing demands but basic human rights, a parent has argued.

Pupils at a Wester Ross secondary have embarked on a quest to find their 'inner gold' after a personal pep talk from a champion.