Education

When youngsters at a Highland nursery wanted to raise money to improve their surroundings they decided to walk twice the height of Mount Everest.

Supported education students at Inverness College UHI are celebrating love, friendship and family during Scottish Learning Disability Week.

New courses in further education are to be offered by a local boxing club after a major upgrade of its facilities.

Girlguiding Highlands and Islands will celebrate the formation of their new county merger by hosting a virtual festival in June.

Swansong: Performers’ Showcase is an online event featuring 19 original, solo digital performances showcasing talents of final year drama students.

More than 4500 Highland pupils from 114 schools ensured a sports and culture charity’s virtual fitness exercise drive was a runaway success.

Dr Jenny Wares, consultant in public health medicine, has written to parents at Duncan Forbes Primary School to inform them of the situation.

Two British adventurers who hiked across the Highlands are looking to bring disadvantaged young people on an Antarctic expedition.

We spoke to online media law expert and lecturer Dr Holly Powell-Jones about certain legal aspects of online behaviour.

A youth-led campaign to refocus the entire education system on the world’s climate emergency hit Inverness last week.

A Nairn Academy project to help young people with disabilities explore remoter Highland areas has been supported by Nairn River Community Council.

Young pupils at an Inverness school have had their first encounter with their new learning space.

A WATER supply failure forced the closure of an Inverness school this afternoon.

Far north candidate Molly Nolan says the government must prioritise 'affordable housing, digital connectivity and creating new green jobs'

A GLOBAL audience could enjoy the ever-popular Inverness Science Festival when it returns this month – after it embraced an online format.

STRIKE action is set to disrupt some classes at Inverness College, it has warned.

A LARGE new nursery building could be built at an Inverness primary as the school seeks to expand to meet growing demand.

SNP candidate Maree Todd says it will increase provision for before and after school all year round

The Scottish Government confirmed that the majority of pupils will return full-time to education after the Easter break, except for those shielding.

The party says it wants to 249 new teachers in the Highlands to help reduce class sizes