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See videos and pictures as competitors play in the first ever Highland Rubik's cube competition held at Wick Youth Club.

On results day, SQA will open its helpline at 8am to answer learners’ questions about their certificates.

Highland pupils are facing the threat of possible fresh school closures in September after a union began strike balloting.

Leadership at the Pennyland nursery in Thurso is weak while parents are concerned about the impact of staff changes on children

GREEN-fingered children at a Thurso primary school have been praised for their "amazing" work to keep the school grounds looking lovely.

DRIVERS passing a Thurso primary school are being urged to take extra care on the roads – thanks the winning designs of the pupils.

North MP says parents have been "denied a voice" on the controversial issue

UHI North Highland will join with UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland on August 1

There was a double triumph for Castletown Primary School teams at the Thurso Associated Schools Group netball tournament held at Mount Pleasant.

Wick High School's PE department held a special assembly to recognise the 'hard work and great effort' from all those involved in its sports day.

A Thurso-based environmental scientist has been awarded the title of associate professor by the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).

Pupils in Thurso have wished a fond farewell to their depute head teacher who retired at the end of term after a long stint with the school.

Pupils, colleagues, families and friends gathered at Noss Primary School and ELC’s end of term service and awards ceremony on Wednesday.

The prize winners at Mount Pleasant primary in Thurso were announced at the end of "a brilliant year" for the school.

Parents have vowed to fight a "disgraceful" plan by Highland Council to mothball the nursery at Dunbeath primary school.

A 25-year-old message in a bottle found on the Caithness coast could help teach a new generation of children about the dangers of plastic pollution.

Wick-based student Florence Murton-Armer received the accolade for her poem titled 'Wide and Free' after entering the High Life Poetry Prize,

Highland Council has overturned a bureaucratic blunder that could have committed £7.5 million to rebuilding a condemned block at Thurso High School.

Lybster Primary has become the first accredited Reading School in Caithness, and the first in the Highland region to achieve Silver status.