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Long-serving Wick primary school head teacher set to retire

Long-serving Wick primary school head teacher set to retire

Long-serving Wick primary school head teacher set to retire

16 June 2021

Lilian Wark is retiring next week after some 30 years as head teacher at first Pulteneytown Academy and then Newton Park Primary School in Wick.


Lyth Arts Centre announces summer season ahead of building re-opening

Lyth Arts Centre announces summer season ahead of building re-opening

Lyth Arts Centre announces summer season ahead of building re-opening

15 June 2021

Almost 16 months after its last live event, Lyth Arts Centre has announced a jam-packed summer season of gigs, performances and workshops.


POLL RESULT: Opinion divided on showing Euro matches in schools

POLL RESULT: Opinion divided on showing Euro matches in schools

POLL RESULT: Opinion divided on showing Euro matches in schools

14 June 2021

We asked whether parents were considering keeping their children off school 308 people said yes compared with 302 who said no.


POLL: Would you keep your child off school to watch Scotland?

POLL: Would you keep your child off school to watch Scotland?

POLL: Would you keep your child off school to watch Scotland?

11 June 2021

Highland Council has said that it is up to each school whether or not to let pupils watch Euro 2020 matches during the tournament.


Wick riverside teen booze culture condemned

Wick riverside teen booze culture condemned

Wick riverside teen booze culture condemned

11 June 2021

At a meeting of the Royal Burgh of Wick Community Council on Monday the behaviour of drunk teenagers at the town's riverside area was condemned.


'Who stole my heart?' asks Wick teacher

'Who stole my heart?' asks Wick teacher

'Who stole my heart?' asks Wick teacher

10 June 2021

A Wick High School teacher wonders what happened to the wooden LGBT heart he displayed on Wick's Francis Street for Pride Month.


Schools choose whether pupils see Scotland's Euro matches

Schools choose whether pupils see Scotland's Euro matches

Schools choose whether pupils see Scotland's Euro matches

10 June 2021

Highland Council has adopted a devolved school management approach meaning individual head teachers get to make the decision.


Council launches #BuildingOurFutureHighland

Council launches #BuildingOurFutureHighland

Council launches #BuildingOurFutureHighland

10 June 2021

The council launches a campaign to keep the public updated on education, housing, and property projects across the region.


Maree Todd highlights 'exceptional' response to pandemic by North Highland College UHI

Maree Todd highlights 'exceptional' response to pandemic by North Highland College UHI

Maree Todd highlights 'exceptional' response to pandemic by North Highland College UHI

09 June 2021

Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Maree Todd has praised North Highland College UHI for its "exceptional" response to the Covid-19 pandemic.


PICTURES: Primary pupils from Canisbay and Castletown enjoy school trip to Fairburn Activity Centre

PICTURES: Primary pupils from Canisbay and Castletown enjoy school trip to Fairburn Activity Centre

PICTURES: Primary pupils from Canisbay and Castletown enjoy school trip to Fairburn Activity Centre

04 June 2021

Children from Castletown and Canisbay primary schools have enjoyed the freedom and excitement of a school trip at long last.


North Highland College congratulated for its part in winning a national award

North Highland College congratulated for its part in winning a national award

North Highland College congratulated for its part in winning a national award

31 May 2021

The North Highland College is one of three colleges in the UHI partnership to be recognised with a national award for a virtual school programme.


Dunnet primary school receives prestigious UNICEF UK Award

Dunnet primary school receives prestigious UNICEF UK Award

Dunnet primary school receives prestigious UNICEF UK Award

27 May 2021

Crossroads Primary School is to be awarded a Silver Rights Respecting School Award by UNICEF UK – the first school in Caithness to be awarded Silver.


Highland Virtual Academy’s success and next steps

Highland Virtual Academy’s success and next steps

Highland Virtual Academy’s success and next steps

24 May 2021

Members of the Education Committee have been updated on the successes of the Highland Virtual Academy (HVA) and future plans for digital learning.


Highlanders explore link between nature and mental wellbeing during Think Health Think Nature project

Highlanders explore link between nature and mental wellbeing during Think Health Think Nature project

Highlanders explore link between nature and mental wellbeing during Think Health Think Nature project

23 May 2021

A creative project encourages Highlanders to explore links between nature and mental wellbeing


Summer of Hope scheme to give priority children a helping hand

Summer of Hope scheme to give priority children a helping hand

Summer of Hope scheme to give priority children a helping hand

22 May 2021

Efforts are to be made to repair some of the damage the pandemic lockdowns inflicted on children and young people through a programme of activities.


Highland engineering award for young Caithness student

Highland engineering award for young Caithness student

Highland engineering award for young Caithness student

18 May 2021

A Caithness graduate has come top of the class after winning a University of the Highlands and Islands' engineering award.


Pictures: Police action at vandalism blighted Wick school

Pictures: Police action at vandalism blighted Wick school

Pictures: Police action at vandalism blighted Wick school

17 May 2021

The chair of Wick High School's Parent Council felt that yesterday's police action to remove youngsters from the former school was inevitable.


Do you support car-free zones outside Caithness schools?

Do you support car-free zones outside Caithness schools?

Do you support car-free zones outside Caithness schools?

16 May 2021

New research reveals nearly two thirds of people in Scotland support car-free zones outside schools to help more families walk to school.


Pennyland polycrub built to withstand Thurso weather

Pennyland polycrub built to withstand Thurso weather

Pennyland polycrub built to withstand Thurso weather

15 May 2021

A group of green-fingered parents of Thurso primary pupils put their thinking caps on to create a special purpose-built polycrub greenhouse.


Wick High School's message to pupils on mental health

Wick High School's message to pupils on mental health

Wick High School's message to pupils on mental health

13 May 2021

Wick High School's counsellor has issued a message of support to pupils as part of the current Mental Health Awareness Week.


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