Education

Thurso-based North Highland College UHI could have a deficit of £2.5 million by 2022/23, according to an Audit Scotland report.

Pupils of Wick’s Newton Park Primary School took part in a Fun French Friday which helped to broaden their knowledge about France.

The rector of Wick High School has accepted a new annual award from a local company for the best-performing pupil in English and social subjects.

Pupils from Wick High School were involved in an exciting project to design a business card for Far North Aviation.

Every year the local Labour Party makes an award to a pupil of Thurso High in honour of Arthur Yates, and this year's winner is Niall Sinclair.

A celebration at Wick Library of four decades on the road and spreading the word.

Around 350 second-year pupils enjoyed a day of interactive activities at the first Caithness and Sutherland Step into Stem event.

Matthew Reiss says review could take up to three years to complete

Thousands of people descended upon Wick’s community campus on Saturday for the finale of the Caithness International Science Festival 2019.

With the opening of the UK's first Newton Room, Thurso can truly say it is at the forefront of advancing education in the sciences.

TechFest is in Caithness this week (March 19 - 23) to teach kids facts and fun at the current science festival.

Castletown and Miller Academy Primary pupils played an active role in Red Nose Day activities

Edinburgh-based illustrator Kate Leiper is looking forward to her appearance at the John O'Groats Book Festival 2019.

Wick High School’s Light Bike team showed off their bright idea for cycle safety at the Big Bang Fair in Birmingham.

Jim Bunting, the John O'Groats trail ranger, takes you South to Keiss, a walk that offers brochs, castles and views galore.