Education

Alma was in her final year at Avoch Primary when she started to feel unwell. What happened next kickstarted a dramatic chain of events.

A Black Isle mum who used to work with UHI Inverness made a poignant return to the campus to receive a charity donation in memory of her son.

North Kessock Primary school held a fundraiser to gather Easter Eggs and stationery for the charity Highlands for Ukraine to spread the love.

Events to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day have started.

The Inverness High School High cluster have established the new points in a bid to combat a lack of access to suitable clothing.

But the stats draw a blank on assaults of teachers or pupils and drugs or weapons.

The annual University of the Highlands and Islands’ business competition took place at UHI Inverness on March 26.

Inspectors carried out an inspection Kirkhill Primary School and Nursery Class back in February.

But four other schools – Charleston, Fortrose, Inverness High and Beauly Primary – will move ahead at a cost of £148m.

This Friday’s charity event will feature a special appearance from a Caley Thistle cup winner too.

Children and their teachers are sharing their love for reading while working to get their gold accreditation with the Reading Schools programme.

Councillors have given the green light for new a primary school in Tornagrain – its first for the planned new town.

They say the local authority officials ‘decided to protect their positions and status’ and ‘quash discontent’.

The latest information on Avonlea undermines the council’s narrative leading to calls for Raymond Bremner to step down.

The business leaders of the future have been recognised at the Highland and Moray regional finals of the Young Enterprise Scotland Company Programme.

The school falls far below the occupancy rate for any serious work to be done on the building.

Completion dates are all before 2030 as the local authority issues ‘earliest operational dates’.

A North Kessock primary is trailblazing the way for Highland schools to incorporate a “dedicated learning garden”.

Two young musicians are hoping to inspire the Highlands’ future musical maestros.

The Groat challenged it over its internal communications compared to what emerged publicly.