Education

Maree Todd has hailed the SNP's plans to expand childcare, saying they will improve women’s workplace opportunities and provide job opportunities.

Pupils in the far north and elsewhere in the Highlands will be heading back to school on Monday

This Saturday (April 10), a Wick-based publisher will launch two books by sisters Virginia and Clemency Crow.

A delivery of specially crafted doors and windows made by local students was gratefully accepted by the chairman of Wick Society for its museum.

A clean-up operation around paths leading to the East Caithness Community Campus will begin soon, Highland Council has said.

He may have only moved to the Caithness coast for the surfing but Pat Kieran stayed on to become an inspiration for children studying STEM subjects.

The chairman of Wick High School's parent council condemned the 'ugly' sights adjacent to a new pathway leading up to the campus.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has recorded a story for families with young children in partnership with Dollywood Foundation UK.

PICTURES: Pupils and staff at Miller Academy made a dazzling contribution to Red Nose Day as they raised money after donning colourful clothing.

Ambitious plans are being made for a new building at a Caithness nursery which has gone from strength to strength after surviving a closure threat.

The council has been made aware of an incident involving a small number of pupils who used a search engine and app to access a blocked website.

The Bumblebee Conversation Trust is on a mission to help everyone be more bumblebee-friendly in Caithness with a new campaign launched today

More school pupils in Caithness were able to make their return to school today in the latest phase of the easing of lockdown restrictions in Scotland.

Police in Wick appeal for information relating to an act of vandalism at Wick High School in which the brake cable of bike was cut.

Colourful characters stood out at Pennyland Primary last week as children and staff got into the spirit of World Book Day.

Parents have been updated on the situation regarding the next phase of schools reopening across the Highlands.

Caithness International Science Festival 2021 is running online throughout March and has a a special presentation with an astronaut on Wednesday.

Young Highlanders are wanted for a free 48-hour virtual “hackathon”, alongside peers from other parts of the North Atlantic region

Aspiring scriptwriters in Caithness can work with UK broadcasters, professional mentors and industry experts on a year-long programme.

Highlands and Islands Students’ Association (HISA) has appointed a new chief executive officer.