Education

MSP Emma Roddick was invited to talk to the HNC Social Sciences and NC Social Science level 6 classes at UHI Inverness.

Students invited to submit culinary creations, with the best forming part of the menu when Inverness Castle reopens as a visitor attraction in 2025.

Focus on attainment was lost as councillors defend officials over a 'judgmental' education report critical of primary school staff.

Around 400 students and their families attended a careers event at Nairn Academy.

Councillor Helen Crawford says asking 'teachers to mark more generously' is 'just a big sticking plaster.'

RES has partnered with the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) to support a minimum of 60 students through their Student Development Fund.

Makaton is a simple way of communicating which is based on signs and symbols and used alongside speech.

Auldearn man Dylon Ford (19) received the King’s Award for Voluntary Service for his volunteer work at the ReBOOT social enterprise in Forres.

Strikes by Unison members are set to hit a number of Highland colleges later this month, after further industrial action was announced.

Comparing the opportunities that a tiny 28-pupil school can provide with what can be offered in a city school, isn’t comparing like with like.

A Black Isle nursery which was forced to close on Wednesday after it lost its hot water is expected to reopen as normal tomorrow.

The importance of outdoor experiences for children cannot be overstated in contributing to cognitive, physical, and emotional growth.

Green career opportunities are to be highlighted to young people across the region in a new, first of its kind event.

A £1.3 million all-weather sports pitch project in Inverness has been put on hold amid spiralling costs.

A school will need "additional support" after inspectors rated its learning, teaching and assessment as 'weak' – despite also praising staff.

UHI is looking for a new principal and vice-chancellor to lead the Highland institution through its next phase of development.

The groups aim to work closely on delivery research, education, and employability initiatives.

Seven young workers from across the Highlands are on a mission to find green solutions for their business.

The students of a new course that was introduced to address the skills shortage in the civil engineering industry were all guaranteed job offers.

Thousands of Highland pupils have been told to stay at home today as treacherous wintry conditions continue.