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Inverness College UHI plans to return to face-to-face teaching

Inverness College UHI plans to return to face-to-face teaching

Inverness College UHI plans to return to face-to-face teaching

27 July 2021

Students can expect to be on campus when teaching resumes in the autumn.


University of the Highlands and Islands appoints new health school leader

University of the Highlands and Islands appoints new health school leader

University of the Highlands and Islands appoints new health school leader

27 July 2021

The University of the Highlands and Islands has appointed a new leader for its school of health, social care and life sciences


Inverness Museum’s freedom display open until end of August

Inverness Museum’s freedom display open until end of August

Inverness Museum’s freedom display open until end of August

21 July 2021

It's a fascinating insight into those given the accolade.


New teachers in Highlands gather for socially-distanced celebrations

New teachers in Highlands gather for socially-distanced celebrations

New teachers in Highlands gather for socially-distanced celebrations

14 July 2021

The newest batch of Highland teachers gathered for a socially distanced celebration in Inverness.


Maree Todd urges parents to apply for grants

Maree Todd urges parents to apply for grants

Maree Todd urges parents to apply for grants

14 July 2021

The Scottish Government's School Clothing Grant has so far provided £469,000 to support 4333 school children in the Highlands.


Scottish Conservatives propose two year work guarantee for newly qualified teachers

Scottish Conservatives propose two year work guarantee for newly qualified teachers

Scottish Conservatives propose two year work guarantee for newly qualified teachers

13 July 2021

It is hoped the plan would help increase teacher numbers.


Childcare site changes hands

Childcare site changes hands

Childcare site changes hands

12 July 2021

The Care and Learning Alliance (CALA) the is new operator of a childcare centre at Inverness Campus.


Inside Holyrood: Reforms are key to making real education progress

Inside Holyrood: Reforms are key to making real education progress

Inside Holyrood: Reforms are key to making real education progress

10 July 2021

MSP Fergus Ewing says it is 'encouraging' to see a record number of young people going to positive destinations after school


PICTURES: Pupils await exam results after studying importance of mental health and wellbeing during coronavirus pandemic

PICTURES: Pupils await exam results after studying importance of mental health and wellbeing during coronavirus pandemic

PICTURES: Pupils await exam results after studying importance of mental health and wellbeing during coronavirus pandemic

10 July 2021

Pupils at an Inverness school hope to reap the rewards of their hard work studying the importance of mental health during the coronavirus pandemic.


Hopes of easing overcrowding at Culloden Academy with portacabin classrooms are dealt a blow

Hopes of easing overcrowding at Culloden Academy with portacabin classrooms are dealt a blow

Hopes of easing overcrowding at Culloden Academy with portacabin classrooms are dealt a blow

10 July 2021

Historic Environment Scotland want further site investigations to ensure safeguard no Battle of Culloden artefacts are lost


‘Capacity is fine at town primaries’

‘Capacity is fine at town primaries’

‘Capacity is fine at town primaries’

07 July 2021

Claims that primary schools in Nairn are at capacity have been rejected at a meeting of the Nairnshire area committee of Highland Council.


Crime writer Peter May gifts £10,000 to University of the Highlands and Islands for new prize for emerging writers

Crime writer Peter May gifts £10,000 to University of the Highlands and Islands for new prize for emerging writers

Crime writer Peter May gifts £10,000 to University of the Highlands and Islands for new prize for emerging writers

03 July 2021

Crime writer Peter May has gifted £10,000 to the University of the Highlands and Islands to establish a decade of student prizes for fiction writing.


Petition to halt school janitor move

Petition to halt school janitor move

Petition to halt school janitor move

02 July 2021

AN Inverness community has rallied round to keep their school janitor from being “stolen” after 18 years.


Church agrees deal with Highland Council to accommodate neighbouring nursery pupils

Church agrees deal with Highland Council to accommodate neighbouring nursery pupils

Church agrees deal with Highland Council to accommodate neighbouring nursery pupils

01 July 2021

An Inverness church is to open its doors to accommodate the youngest pupils at a neighbouring primary school.


Highland Council fills top education role

Highland Council fills top education role

Highland Council fills top education role

01 July 2021

Highland Council has appointed Nicky Grant as the executive chief officer (ECO) for education and learning.


WATCH: Historic school ready to celebrate proud two century mark

WATCH: Historic school ready to celebrate proud two century mark

WATCH: Historic school ready to celebrate proud two century mark

30 June 2021

The oldest primary school in Inverness is embarking on a special project to celebrate 200 years of proud achievement.


Smithton Primary pupil's positive Covid test sends 27 into self-isolation

Smithton Primary pupil's positive Covid test sends 27 into self-isolation

Smithton Primary pupil's positive Covid test sends 27 into self-isolation

30 June 2021

Two staff members and 25 pupils from an Inverness primary school are self-isolating after a classmate tested positive for Covid-19.


Highland MP welcomes £20 million to support students unable to find work in the pandemic or access Universal Credit

Highland MP welcomes £20 million to support students unable to find work in the pandemic or access Universal Credit

Highland MP welcomes £20 million to support students unable to find work in the pandemic or access Universal Credit

30 June 2021

Mp Drew Hendry says 'I will continue to push the UK government on this matter and ensure that our students’ voices are heard'


Plans submitted for £9m rural and veterinary innovation centre in Inverness

Plans submitted for £9m rural and veterinary innovation centre in Inverness

Plans submitted for £9m rural and veterinary innovation centre in Inverness

28 June 2021

Plans have been submitted for a £9 million rural and veterinary innovation centre in Inverness.


Stay of execution for after-school club

Stay of execution for after-school club

Stay of execution for after-school club

25 June 2021

People power seems to have saved an Inverness after-school club – for now.


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