Education

STUDENTS at the University of the Highlands and Islands are looking for partners to support women interested in STEM careers.

PARENTS of pupils at Park Primary in Invergordon will be kept abreast of plans on the post-lockdown return to classrooms.

The Scottish Government has brought forward early access to £11.4 million of discretionary funds to support higher education students.

As the Black Lives Matter campaign continues, historians have spoken of the area’s close connections to slavery.

The Scottish Government has brought forward early access to £11.4 million of discretionary funds to support higher education students.

A leader of the University of the Highlands and Islands has conceded it is a time of great uncertainty.

HIGHLAND Council leader Margaret Davidson today welcomed an agreement by Eden Court to display anti-racism posters.

Young people are being encouraged to apply for a weekly, term-time allowance of £30 per week from August.

SCHOOLS in Ross-shire have been forced to find creative solutions to the unprecedented problems thrown up by the coronavirus public health crisis.

A student has been awarded a grant to compare Scotland’s approach to community-owned woodlands with examples in other European countries.

UHI has awarded the title of professor to two of its academic staff.

PARENTS in Ross-shire eligible for a scheme designed to help give their children a good start in life are being urged to apply.

Highland Council has finally filled its new executive chief officer posts – a year after announcing a restructuring of the senior management team.

PUPILS at an Easter Ross secondary are being asked to share their experience of how the Covid-19 epidemic has affected their lives.

A "craft village" will pump fresh life into Ross-shire's county town, reduce social isolation and pass on skills to a new generation.

PARENTS of pupils at Ross-shire schools are being told the return to classrooms will be "careful and gradual".

A BLACK Isle school has reached out to pupils and families who might be struggling during lockdown.

An award-winning adventure story introducing children to traditional music and the Scots language has taken on a new life.

A Ross-shire mum has published her first book for children on coping with mental health.

YOUNG pupils at an Easter Ross primary missing being at school during the coronavirus lockdown are still enjoying seeing a familiar face from school.