Education

The founder of My Primary Tutor has introduced Emotions First after finding an increasing number of youngsters too crippled by anxiety to learn.

Ritchie Cunningham, head of Inverness High School for 23 years, has written or co-written more than 30 publications and taken part in radio shows.

Highland Council has said that it is up to each school whether or not to let pupils watch Euro 2020 matches during the tournament.

Highland Council has adopted a devolved school management approach meaning individual head teachers get to make the decision.

Our third batch of primary one pictures from across Inverness-shire.

Pupils at an Inverness primary will find getting there will be safer after councillors approved a Safer Routes to Schools project.

Our second batch of primary one pictures from across Inverness-shire.

A LEADING member of the Highland Council administration has labelled the expansion of Culloden Academy as currently planned as “an absolute joke”.

Cradlehall Primary School youngsters are tackling climate change and contributing to green recovery aspirations with a new polytunnel.

Councillors raise the alarm saying the desperately needed development will be years late and need millions more in funding

Councillors are being asked to approve traffic calming measures near to an Inverness school.

Can you spot any primary one pupils that you know?

School staff across the Highlands were praised by councillors last week for “professionalism and compassion” amid the challenges of the pandemic.

Parents of pupils at an Inverness secondary school have been alerted after a child tested positive in a lateral flow device (LFD) test.

A virtual exhibition featuring the design work of final-year visual communication students at Inverness College UHI has launched.

Hundreds of hours of radio and TV productions for primary school children right through to postgraduate students are now online.

A former Nairn school pupil has been awarded a Professorship in Physical Activity and Health at Swansea University.

The first student to graduate from a new research master’s degree in creative practice is to have his work made into a stage production.

Pupils at an Inverness primary school have written letters and parcelled up favourite items to future generations to retrieve in 100 years' time.

Budding garden designers at a nursery and a primary school have enjoyed blooming brilliant success in a national competition.