Education

Plea comes after checks on second block at the secondary school

UHI North Highland college will become part of a wider Highlands and Islands establishment after plans for a merger were approved.

Delegates from around the UK and Europe gathered in Thurso for a scientific conference organised by the Environmental Research Institute (ERI).

Scotland’s career service has organised the virtual session which will have information about post-school options and how to access support.

The campaign will help people of all ages access and understand the work and education opportunities out there.

Pupils at Crossroads have contributed to the Highland One Vision Mock COP27, aimed at raising awareness of the global climate change conference.

Students who had graduated from UHI North Highland College since the pandemic began gathered for a mass celebration to mark their achievements.

Pupils at Keiss Primary School took part in an inspirational "wave of hope" painting and writing session with Lisa McDonald of Haven House Art.

Ron Gunn wants answers to questions about the future of the block adjacent to Ormlie Road

Highland Council denies silencing critics or losing the trust of the nursery sector

Centre at Miller Academy visited last month

Bikes donated by Police Scotland are helping pupils in Thurso gain new skills and boosting their confidence.

Vicki Nairn has been appointed following the departure of Professor Todd Walker.

A three-storey block at Thurso High School has had to be closed following structural concerns, Highland Council confirmed today.

Highland Council has been accused of caving in to pressure and U-turning on early learning and childcare just a month after deciding to freeze rates.

An update on the Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) budget position is provided in a new report from Highland Council.

AS Halloween approaches, it is time to plant one of our vegetable crops for next season. Garlic.

Two teenagers have received the second highest award in the Boys' Brigade.

Pupils in Wick learned about mammals that can be found in and around the town during a visit from local countryside rangers.

Crossroads Primary School and Scallywags Early Learning Centre held a MacMillan Coffee morning on Wednesday, October 5 and raised over £250.