Education

STUDENTS and staff from the University of the Highlands and Islands have been lending skills and resources to aid the NHS in the Covid-19 pandemic.

'Don't panic' appeal to parents and pupils as Ross-shire adapts to lockdown 'classes'.

A SCHOOL house could be demolished at a Lochalsh primary to make way for a new larger nursery building, under plans submitted by Highland Council.

PUPILS at an Easter Ross primary school nursery could be in for a big surprise today – if they keep their eyes peeled while out on their daily walk...

STAFF at an Easter Ross secondary have appealed for pupils learning remotely from home during the coronavirus crisis to ensure they check in.

RESIDENTS in an Easter Ross town are being asked to play their part putting smiles on the faces of nursery children involved in a quirky project.

PUPILS at Ross-shire's largest secondary school are being teed up for their "return" to studies.

PRIMARY school-aged pupils across Ross-shire have been asked to showcase their hand washing by putting their creative skills to the test.

EXTRA programmes will be shown on CBeebies and CBBC ALBA to support children’s learning while we all stay at home to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

PUPILS at a Lochalsh secondary school have been praised for their attitude adapting to the "whole new world" of the coronavirus lockdown.

Education expert and former primary school teacher Becky Cranham has some top tips for fun and free activities during lockdown.

Glasgow Science Centre is releasing free online science content every day at 10am so that children, and adults, at home don’t have to miss out.

Parent Club Scotland gives some top tips to keep things as normal as possible while staying home during coronavirus

Gruffalo illustrator Axel Scheffler is helping unravel children's questions about coronavirus through a freely available book.

STUDENTS are having to pay rents for accommodation they do not need.

ANIMAL welfare charity Cats Protection has come to the rescue of parents struggling to make home schooling fun during the corovirus lockdown.

Highland Council will continue to provide school meals through e-vouchers to families throughout what would have been the school Easter break.

BRIGHT sparks from across Ross put through their paces at a celebration of science, technology, maths and engineering showed their mettle.

A MUM who complained about Highland Council's lack of information on the support for her school-aged child has had her complaint partially upheld.

AN Easter Ross childcare nursery has received a glowing report after its last inspection.