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Topics ranging from aliens to allergies were explored at Thurso Rotary Club’s annual speechmaking competition for young people.
Graduates and award winners celebrated their achievements at the UHI North, West and Hebrides’ graduation and achievement ceremony in Thurso.
Thurso High School pupils have had their Gaelic short film shortlisted in this year’s Scottish Youth Film Festival.
Noss Primary School’s weekly bike train has set a new record with 92 cyclists taking part, and MSP Maree Todd is expected to join in next time.
Caithness Family History Society has reached its 25th anniversary and has members from all over the world, as well as Caithness.
An initiative to promote sports and wellbeing among young people across the Highlands has marked 20 years since it first started.
The MSP for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross has welcomed the “major improvements” made by the SNP Scottish Government to the school estate.
A weekly cycle-to-school initiative has grown to such an extent that about a quarter of all pupils took part in the latest session.
One of the most unusual cohorts of apprentices at Dounreay have completed their qualifications after a worrying start to their careers.
Two Highland charities were recognised for their work supporting young people and their families alongside Highland Council and the NHS.
