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Highland Council urged to take ‘meaningful action without delay’ at Drummond School

Highland Council urged to take ‘meaningful action without delay’ at Drummond School

For over a year, the group of parents has been asking the Highland Council for an increase in teachers, pupil support assistants and an on-site nurse.

‘Dream’ new Inverness nursery receives over 60 enrolments within 24 hours

‘Dream’ new Inverness nursery receives over 60 enrolments within 24 hours

‘Dream’ new Inverness nursery receives over 60 enrolments within 24 hours

Wee Buttons Childcare is the brainchild of Caitlin Mackintosh (26) alongside her father Ronnie Mackintosh and her partner Lewis Mitchell.

UHI records first and second places in Scotland for satisfaction with its nursing and mental health nursing courses

UHI records first and second places in Scotland for satisfaction with its nursing and mental health nursing courses

UHI records first and second places in Scotland for satisfaction with its nursing and mental health nursing courses

The university secured an overall 92% satisfaction rate in the 2025 National Student Survey.

Nairn football club set to give away 200 commemorative kits to school pupils in memory of ‘club’s finest hour’

Nairn football club set to give away 200 commemorative kits to school pupils in memory of ‘club’s finest hour’

Nairn football club set to give away 200 commemorative kits to school pupils in memory of ‘club’s finest hour’

Nairn County will give out a home shirt to all P3 pupils in Nairnshire to mark the 50th anniversary of the club’s Highland League triumph.

Major step forward for Nairn Museum as £58k boost set to fund ‘ambitious new project’

Major step forward for Nairn Museum as £58k boost set to fund ‘ambitious new project’

Major step forward for Nairn Museum as £58k boost set to fund ‘ambitious new project’

Nairn Museum was awarded more than £58,000 to make its collections accessible online and to fund new ways to engage with people.

New award for enterprising youngsters set up in memory of inspirational Highland baker

New award for enterprising youngsters set up in memory of inspirational Highland baker

New award for enterprising youngsters set up in memory of inspirational Highland baker

A resourceful Inverness pupil was recognised with a new award set up in memory of the late Highland baker Harry Gow.

Dangerous ‘short cut’ posing risk of impalement to school children and adults to be blocked off

Dangerous ‘short cut’ posing risk of impalement to school children and adults to be blocked off

Dangerous ‘short cut’ posing risk of impalement to school children and adults to be blocked off

A hazardous short-cut's days are numbered after the go ahead was given for better fencing to block off a water pipe 'bridge' near an Inverness school.

Black Isle nursery given verdict following unannounced inspector visit

Black Isle nursery given verdict following unannounced inspector visit

Black Isle nursery given verdict following unannounced inspector visit

The Highland Council service is registered to provide day care for up to 24 young children.

20mph limit plan lodged for Southern Distributor Road

20mph limit plan lodged for Southern Distributor Road

20mph limit plan lodged for Southern Distributor Road

The part-time 20mph limit would be located on a 341 metre stretch of the busy road outside the Inverness Gaelic Primary School and Asda.

Highland Council ‘has not listened’ say parents of pupils at Drummond School as ‘dangerous’ environment continues for staff and children

Highland Council ‘has not listened’ say parents of pupils at Drummond School as ‘dangerous’ environment continues for staff and children

Highland Council ‘has not listened’ say parents of pupils at Drummond School as ‘dangerous’ environment continues for staff and children

Parents of pupils at Drummond School say Highland Council is ‘failing the educational and health needs’ of their children.

Highland freeport ‘meta skills’ drive aims to equip pupils for jobs of tomorrow

Highland freeport ‘meta skills’ drive aims to equip pupils for jobs of tomorrow

Highland freeport ‘meta skills’ drive aims to equip pupils for jobs of tomorrow

Businesses are concerned that pupils are not being equipped for the jobs of tomorrow, making ‘meta skills’ development a vital tool.

UHI records best ever student satisfaction score

UHI records best ever student satisfaction score

UHI records best ever student satisfaction score

The University of Highlands and Islands (UHI) has recorded it best ever performance in this year’s National Student Survey.

Drummond School celebrates joy, community and inclusion at recent fun day

Drummond School celebrates joy, community and inclusion at recent fun day

Drummond School celebrates joy, community and inclusion at recent fun day

A fun day at Drummond School was filled with laughter, colour and music.

Highland Council to appoint two full-time staff to Drummond School amidst concerns from parents of pupils

Highland Council to appoint two full-time staff to Drummond School amidst concerns from parents of pupils

Highland Council to appoint two full-time staff to Drummond School amidst concerns from parents of pupils

Highland Council has said two additional staff members will join Drummond School, amidst concerns from parents of pupils.

Parents of pupils at Drummond School say they ‘will not stop fighting for them’

Parents of pupils at Drummond School say they ‘will not stop fighting for them’

Parents of pupils at Drummond School say they ‘will not stop fighting for them’

It was revealed earlier this year that staffing levels at the special needs school had dropped significantly despite the pupil roll increasing.

New headteacher appointed to lead Inverness’ Culloden Academy

New headteacher appointed to lead Inverness’ Culloden Academy

New headteacher appointed to lead Inverness’ Culloden Academy

Grantown Grammar School head Claire McGonigal is taking up top job at one of Highlands’ largest schools

10-year-old wins nationwide garden design competition

10-year-old wins nationwide garden design competition

10-year-old wins nationwide garden design competition

Shona Smith’s design will be the new community garden for the Edinburgh head office of retailer Scotmid.

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