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New initiative to transform volunteering practices launched in Inverness

New initiative to transform volunteering practices launched in Inverness

New initiative to transform volunteering practices launched in Inverness

The Volunteer Academy, developed by the Highland Third Sector Interface (HTSI), was formally unveiled on Friday.


PICTURES: Explosion of the senses as Loch Ness-side primary school opens revamped playground

PICTURES: Explosion of the senses as Loch Ness-side primary school opens revamped playground

PICTURES: Explosion of the senses as Loch Ness-side primary school opens revamped playground

A Loch Ness-side primary school is celebrating the opening of exciting new additions to the playground after several years of determined fundraising.


Norovirus suspected as vomiting bug closes Inverness primary school for ‘deep clean’

Norovirus suspected as vomiting bug closes Inverness primary school for ‘deep clean’

Norovirus suspected as vomiting bug closes Inverness primary school for ‘deep clean’

A suspected Norovirus outbreak has forced the closure of an Inverness primary and nursery school.


PICTURES: Over 360 pupils compete as schools athletics competitions returns after six-year absence

PICTURES: Over 360 pupils compete as schools athletics competitions returns after six-year absence

PICTURES: Over 360 pupils compete as schools athletics competitions returns after six-year absence

The competition had not been held since the year before the Covid-19 pandemic, but a cross-school committee of teachers brought it back.


Additional Support Needs - Are the Resources Fair?

Additional Support Needs - Are the Resources Fair?

Additional Support Needs - Are the Resources Fair?

In light of a 13 year-old boy’s letter to the Highland Council requesting for his support to be reinstated.


Prestigious art award within reach for celebrated Highland artist

Prestigious art award within reach for celebrated Highland artist

Prestigious art award within reach for celebrated Highland artist

Award winning Highland artist Frank To has been shortlisted for another top national honour.


Parents on potential school mobile device ban: ‘It is possible to live without using a mobile phone for eight hours’

Parents on potential school mobile device ban: ‘It is possible to live without using a mobile phone for eight hours’

Parents on potential school mobile device ban: ‘It is possible to live without using a mobile phone for eight hours’

But others baulked at the idea of an absolute ban on school grounds saying they need to be in contact with their kids.


UHI Inverness researcher writes children's book inspired by his own daughters in fight against Dutch elm disease

UHI Inverness researcher writes children's book inspired by his own daughters in fight against Dutch elm disease

UHI Inverness researcher writes children's book inspired by his own daughters in fight against Dutch elm disease

A researcher and lecturer at UHI Inverness has launched a children’s book as part of his pioneering study to conserve elm trees.


Primary school near Inverness celebrates triple achievement

Primary school near Inverness celebrates triple achievement

Primary school near Inverness celebrates triple achievement

An Inverness primary school was recognised for its focus on children’s participation and rights by achieving three important accolades.


Highland Council takes a step closer to banning mobile phones in schools

Highland Council takes a step closer to banning mobile phones in schools

Highland Council takes a step closer to banning mobile phones in schools

Members unanimously wave through a move to consult on a new region-wide policy.


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