PICTURES: St Duthus school jubilee street party crowns culmination of busy week of community activity in Easter Ross royal burgh of Tain

ST DUTHUS pupils threw a street party to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee at the end of what was a busy week of activities.

Communities across Ross-shire got involved in the milestone event last week.

In Tain, a community led tidy up set the scene earlier in the week.

Tain Task Force led the Tidy Tain Tuesday initiative which simply invited residents and businesses to spend a few minutes weeding around their own patches.

School pupils also rolled up their sleeves to help with the spruce-up effort.

And then on Wednesday last week, all the town's schools got involved in the planting of a tree at the site of the new campus at Craighill.

The St Duthus school jubilee party was a fitting end to the activities in the royal burgh.

Related: Browse more jubilee coverage from the Ross-shire Journal - Dingwall street party; North Kessock picnic; Black Isle beacon and more

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