Education

GREEN-minded pupils at an Inverness school donned their wellies and set to work as part of a tree-planting project.

A CHARITY volunteer’s 25 years of service were recognised with an honorary doctorate in Inverness.

Pupils at Balloch Primary in Inverness are preparing to plant 33 trees tomorrow in the fields next to the school and local hall.

A DEDICATED pupil support assistant who helped hundreds of children over 29 years at Charleston Academy has been honoured at a farewell dinner.

A FREE lecture on encouraging and supporting people to lead physically active lives is to be held in Inverness.

A city centre building owned by the Inverness Common Good Fund is now fully let after extensive refurbishment and investment of £1.8 million.

The Open University (OU) is hosting two events in Inverness this week for both business and prospective students.

P6 and P7 pupils at Bun-sgoil Ghàidhlig Inbhir Nis were involved in the organisation of the school’s first careers day.

A HERO of Caley Thistle's famous Scottish Cup final triumph of 2015 has been honoured by students at the University of the Highlands and Islands.

Sculptures from Inverness Museum and Art Gallery were taken to Croy Primary and Fortrose Academy as part of a programme by education charity Art UK.

STUDENTS with additional support needs are showing off their impressive photographic skills at a new exhibition.

The University of the Highlands and Islands has been rated as one of the top universities in the UK for postgraduate students.

AN Inverness College UHI apprentice has been named SECTT Electrical Apprentice of the Year for Scotland.

YOUNGSTERS in Inverness have learned how maths can help them take the perfect penalty.

A £15 million refurbishment of Inverness High School is set to continue after planning permission was granted for a second phase.

THE achievements of almost 350 students at Inverness have been recognised at graduation ceremonies.

Inverness College UHI has moved into artist studio space within Inverness Creative Academy to provide new collaborative opportunities for students.

CONCERNS have been raised after it emerged a head teacher has had to step in to help support pupils with additional needs due to budget cuts.

The next Marie Curie could be in the crowd as Charleston Academy hosted Scotland’s best and brightest to encourage girls to pursue physics.

The achievements of almost 350 students at Inverness have been recognised at graduation ceremonies.