Education

More than 300 students celebrated their academic achievements with friends, family and staff.

One parent says 'we want to do what Highland Council have not done – offer people a little bit of hope for the future of these schools.'

WORK to boost inclusion through the teaching of British Sign Language has earned a Highland organisation a top prize in a prestigious UK competition.

"It's a great opportunity for the kids to get out and spend some time with their friends, and to spend some time with the staff as well.

Students include a mum-of-three who started studies after the death of her partner and a woman who had been fleeing domestic abuse.

Highland Council's plan to meet net zero carbon targets by 2045 is spelled out at council's climate change committee

The strikes are in response to plans to cut £4 million from the UHI's budget and make dozens of staff redundant.

We take teachers for granted when we should be giving them everything they need.

Parents are scratching their heads after Applecross Primary shut for three days during recent strikes – despite no staff apparently taking part.

As the dust settles following a bruising Highland Council meeting last month, are we any closer to resolving long-term school funding problems?

The return of Vikings to Ross-shire's county town went down a storm with children attending a family heritage day at Dingwall Academy.

Plans are in place for who will take over the top job n his absence.

An apprentice who mentored pupils and led a winning team in a challenge while working night shifts is UHI Inverness Student of the Year.

A father and son from the Highlands were in a celebratory mood when they both graduated in the same university ceremony.

It is understood a letter has gone to the parent council confirming the change next term.

Deadline announced for competition – why not let your school know about it?

A search is on to find a new head teacher for the Achiltibuie and Lochinver Primary school cluster.

After a long break, Strathpeffer welcomed back it's hugely successful Science fair that was "buzzing with excitement".

UNISON members rallied together outside schools across in Dingwall as they demand a sufficient pay rise

Pupils at a Black Isle school are being invited to consider teeing up a four-year greenkeeping apprenticeship with an acclaimed local golf club.