Education

Highlands and Islands Students’ Association has launched a virtual freshers campaign in light of covid restrictions on colleges and universities.

Highland Council advises parents to see that their children wear extra clothing to school as part of a strategy to combat Covid-19.

A primary head teacher has won a national award from a leading Scottish learning organisation for going above and beyond during the Covid-19 lockdown.

A new education boss has been named following the exit of a £936-a-day official.

An Inverness teacher who inspired dozens of young people on a trip of a lifetime to The Gambia, has died.

Nicola Sturgeon also revealed her government's response to Black Lives Matter and significant support for green jobs

Pupils at Dalneigh Primary School in Inverness are expected to return to class tomorrow after being in self-isolation for two weeks.

Student satisfaction with the university's taught postgraduate programmes is significantly above the national average.

Highland Council has defended its actions on early learning childcare (ELC) provision.

A recruitment campaign aimed at filling promoted teacher posts across the Highlands is bearing fruit.

Pupils in Scottish secondary schools will have to wear face coverings in corridors, communal areas and school buses from next Monday.

Secondary school pupils across the Highlands could be asked to wear face masks when moving around schools to reduce the risk of spreading coronavirus.

Students and staff at Inverness College are strongly recommended to wear face coverings in classrooms to reduce the risk of transmitting coronavirus.

Pupils at Millburn Academy have been told to wear face coverings more often from tomorrow.

The annual flu vaccine programme for primary school pupils will start earlier this year.

The head teacher of Smithton Primary in Inverness is up for a national award recognising the support she gave to the whole community during lockdown.

Parents have been assured all possible safety measures are in place after an Inverness teacher tested positive for coronavirus.

NHS Highland and the head of Highland Council are trying to reassure parents after a confirmed case of Covid19 at an Inverness school.

Some pupil at an Inverness primary will stay home for two weeks after a classmate was confirmed to have coronavirus.

Some pupils at an Inverness primary will stay at home for two weeks after a confirmed case of coronavirus at their school.