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Nursery inspection draws praise as well as work to do

Nursery inspection draws praise as well as work to do

An Inverness nursery school has received a mixed report from inspectors.

Shakes 'n' Cakes hot food takeaways risks ‘greater obesity’ at Inverness Royal Academy

Shakes 'n' Cakes hot food takeaways risks ‘greater obesity’ at Inverness Royal Academy

Shakes 'n' Cakes hot food takeaways risks ‘greater obesity’ at Inverness Royal Academy

Lochardil and Drummond Community Council objects to the business getting permission.

‘Something needs to change before a child is seriously hurt’ - Safety trial at school pick-up time

‘Something needs to change before a child is seriously hurt’ - Safety trial at school pick-up time

‘Something needs to change before a child is seriously hurt’ - Safety trial at school pick-up time

A new safety trial will be introduced near an Inverness primary school after growing concerns about unsafe parking during school times.

Pupils driving home the clean air message at schools

Pupils driving home the clean air message at schools

Pupils driving home the clean air message at schools

School pupils are being helped to spread the word on less polluting behaviour as part of this year’s Clean Air Day campaign.

UHI Inverness celebrates the outstanding work of apprentices and students at first Social Services Celebration of Success

UHI Inverness celebrates the outstanding work of apprentices and students at first Social Services Celebration of Success

UHI Inverness celebrates the outstanding work of apprentices and students at first Social Services Celebration of Success

Around 60 students and apprentices successfully completed their work-based SVQ training in Social Services this year.

‘Positive future ahead’ for Highland civil engineering sector

‘Positive future ahead’ for Highland civil engineering sector

‘Positive future ahead’ for Highland civil engineering sector

Graduates from CECA Academy Scotland were told they would be entering an industry with ‘unprecedented’ opportunities.

Gamekeeping student ‘very honoured’ by award win

Gamekeeping student ‘very honoured’ by award win

Gamekeeping student ‘very honoured’ by award win

A gamekeeping student working on an estate near Tomatin has been named a student of the year by a Highland college.

Nairn pupils take home national debate competition’s top prize

Nairn pupils take home national debate competition’s top prize

Nairn pupils take home national debate competition’s top prize

Two pupils from Nairn Academy were winners of a prestigious national debating competition, with finals held at the Scottish Parliament yesterday.

Parents speak out about ‘unsafe’ conditions at Drummond School as ‘system fails’ children and staff

Parents speak out about ‘unsafe’ conditions at Drummond School as ‘system fails’ children and staff

Parents speak out about ‘unsafe’ conditions at Drummond School as ‘system fails’ children and staff

Parents of pupils at an Inverness school catering for pupils with learning difficulties have shared their concerns for children and staff.

Sea at heart of new book for young readers illustrated by Ardersier artist

Sea at heart of new book for young readers illustrated by Ardersier artist

Sea at heart of new book for young readers illustrated by Ardersier artist

The works of an Ardersier-based artist bring colour to a new children's book to get young reader's passionate about the sea and its creatures.

Children risking impalement on spikes spark action

Children risking impalement on spikes spark action

Children risking impalement on spikes spark action

Children and adults risking impalement crossing an Inverness burn via a water pipe bridge have sparked action from fed-up Scottish Water chiefs.

Pupils set for Athens trip after winning major award

Pupils set for Athens trip after winning major award

Pupils set for Athens trip after winning major award

Fortrose Academy’s team of young entrepreneurs has swept the boards at two top enterprise events.

‘Fund schools properly’: Highland Council plans to add to school management

‘Fund schools properly’: Highland Council plans to add to school management

‘Fund schools properly’: Highland Council plans to add to school management

YOUR VIEWS: Readers respond to council plans for boosting attainment in schools.

Fears over proposal to ditch the pitch at new academy

Fears over proposal to ditch the pitch at new academy

Fears over proposal to ditch the pitch at new academy

There are concerns about moves to drop plans for a second pitch at the new Nairn Academy.

Gaelic schools plan highlighted during Inverness visit

Gaelic schools plan highlighted during Inverness visit

Gaelic schools plan highlighted during Inverness visit

Parents across Scotland will be able to ask for a Gaelic school to be established in their area as part of legislation plans highlighted in Inverness.

Pupil scoops award after ‘huge’ Ukraine fundraiser

Pupil scoops award after ‘huge’ Ukraine fundraiser

Pupil scoops award after ‘huge’ Ukraine fundraiser

A Fortrose Academy pupil, who has been tirelessly fundraising for Ukraine, has scooped a prestigious award for her efforts.

Inverness school gets clothing bank after teachers note concerns for pupils

Inverness school gets clothing bank after teachers note concerns for pupils

Inverness school gets clothing bank after teachers note concerns for pupils

A clothing bank has been created at Inverness Royal Academy, after teachers had concerns for pupils.

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