Education

Highland Council has decided to mothball Daviot Primary School from August.

A council committee has granted planning permission in principle for a redevelopment of the Charleston Academy and Kinmylies Primary School site.

Pupils from Inverness Royal Academy have handed over a £3000 cheque to Maggie’s Highland.

A Highland academic has jetted to Japan for research on intergenerational relations and communication media in island communities.

A mobile art exhibit is set to return to the Highlands with its latest exhibition “A Bonnie Way: Unravelling the seduction of the countryside”.

UHI Inverness say they will continue to support the talks between the trade unions and College Employers Scotland.

MSP Rhoda Grant has branded pay as “clearly inadequate”.

Inverness author Barbara Henderson has backed the campaign to reintroduce the award to recognise literature for young readers.

The local authority claims she would be leaving the role after just under three years ‘to pursue other interests’.

An Inverness primary school headteacher has issued an alert after two pupils were almost hit by a car reversing at speed from a staff car park.

Politicians must now get permission from the education boss to visit schools which they say impedes their ‘ability to represent our constituents’

Top officials say that councillors, MSPs and MPS must get permission from education bosses before visiting schools.

The local authority says it ‘understands’ he only requested access to Charleston Academy in January, he said wanted access since last year.

It takes a real level of strength to take a negative situation and turn it into an act of kindness, says our MP.

Pupils from Nairn Academy have set up their own businesses as part of a project to empower young people.

Inverness Castle is among the settings of a new historic novel for young readers set during the time of Mary Queen of Scots.

Comparing secondaries in different parts of the country purely on the Higher results of their cleverest kids tells us nothing new, says our columnist.

A conference bringing together international innovators in aquaculture, animal health and agritech will be held in Inverness later this year.

An eco trial at an Inverness school proved such a success that it has saved a million kilowatt hours of electricity after being rolled out widely.

The family at the centre of the allegations now just wants to ‘move on with our lives’ but are satisfied their daughter has been ‘vindicated.’