Education

Wick High School announced that two of its pupils have received recognition for their voluntary work.

Wick museum delighted with cultural exchange student Anna but will Brexit end future visits?

Dunnet artist Joanne Kaar will have two simultaneous exhibitions in Caithness and Newfoundland as a tribute to aviation pioneers from 100 years ago.

A new development trust created to drive the regeneration of Wick town centre is seeking members and help in creating a new logo.

Disabled access at Thurso High School is "shocking" and has been a problem for a number of years, according to the chairman of the parent council.

Parents are urged to take their children on holiday during official school holidays rather than in term time.

Wick High School is pushing boost the skills of its pupils in the area of cyber security.

A Latheronwheel mum is petitioning the Scottish Parliament to make an allergy care policy statutory for every school and nursery.

Whittles Publishing based in Dunbeath has a fascinating book out that explains the meaning of many Gaelic place names we find in the countryside.

Photos, hand-drawn pictures, fact files and even a copy of the John O'Groat Journal have been buried at the site of the new road at Berriedale.

Wick High School girls make a difference in the community with charity work initiative.

The entrance area within Thurso High School has been transformed into a sparkling festive wonderland thanks to receptionist Trish Sinclair.

Pupils from Lybster Primary School teamed up with local RSPB Scotland staff and volunteers to help in the restoration of the Flow Country.

A Caithness cyber security firm is in contention for another award as well as winning lucrative contract.

Beautifully crafted gansey jumpers based on patterns worn by local fishermen have been donated to Wick Heritage Museum.

A Caithness woman who is a hydrogeologist in the mining industry in Australia has won an award for encouraging children to get involved in science.

Thurso is one of the venues at which youngsters and their families can experience the world’s longest-running science lecture series this week.

Whittles Publishing, based in Dunbeath, has launched a new book about the shipbuilding industry.

Raymond Bremner has backed plans for the transition of Gaelic medium primary pupils in Thurso to high school education at the end of this school year.

Kirsty May and Grace Campbell were joint winners of the Peter Murchison Citizenship Cup – a new trophy awarded to pupils of Halkirk Primary School.