Education

Around 60 students and apprentices successfully completed their work-based SVQ training in Social Services this year.

Graduates from CECA Academy Scotland were told they would be entering an industry with ‘unprecedented’ opportunities.

A gamekeeping student working on an estate near Tomatin has been named a student of the year by a Highland college.

Two pupils from Nairn Academy were winners of a prestigious national debating competition, with finals held at the Scottish Parliament yesterday.

Parents of pupils at an Inverness school catering for pupils with learning difficulties have shared their concerns for children and staff.

The works of an Ardersier-based artist bring colour to a new children's book to get young reader's passionate about the sea and its creatures.

Children and adults risking impalement crossing an Inverness burn via a water pipe bridge have sparked action from fed-up Scottish Water chiefs.

Fortrose Academy’s team of young entrepreneurs has swept the boards at two top enterprise events.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers respond to council plans for boosting attainment in schools.

There are concerns about moves to drop plans for a second pitch at the new Nairn Academy.

Parents across Scotland will be able to ask for a Gaelic school to be established in their area as part of legislation plans highlighted in Inverness.

A Fortrose Academy pupil, who has been tirelessly fundraising for Ukraine, has scooped a prestigious award for her efforts.

A clothing bank has been created at Inverness Royal Academy, after teachers had concerns for pupils.

A student who transformed her life by excelling at her studies while caring for a child with a rare condition has been recognised with a top accolade.

Talented Nairn pupils saw their artworks on display as part of a retrospective exhibition reflecting on the devastation and regrowth of Hiroshima.

Pupils at an Inverness primary school have been given a special space where they can retreat with a book.

Delighted school parents have hailed the community’s generosity after their first Masquerade Spring Fling raised almost £16,000.

It will hire quality improvement managers and officials plan to meet all head teachers and staff.

An Ardersier military museum has received a very special visit and donation from across the Atlantic last week.

The aim of an annual menu update for the 18,000 lunches that are served everyday and reduce food waste.