Education

She says 'traditional music that is so incredibly special to the Highlands, and if these proposed cuts happen, where does that leave us.'

Raising fees to rent venues like halls, pitches and school halls sparks domino effect impacting many groups and organisations

A scheme which is being piloted at secondary schools across Caithness and Sutherland is set to be widened after a £1.5 million investment.

Tain Royal Academy has received recognition from UNICEF for their culture of respect and understanding.

The pupils planted tubs with red, white and blue pansies.

Fèis Chataibh's summer week runs from July 3-7 in Golspie High School.

All schools in the county took part and there were a total of 664 entries in three categories, nursery; p1-4; and p4-7.

Pupils at Golspie High School will soon get a chance to get behind the controls of a virtual light aircraft as part of an education programme.

Making Space for Nature by Donald Mitchell

The growing demand for digital skills in the Highland economy is to be addressed by supporting volunteers to launch 'tech clubs' across the region.

Tain Royal Academy’s school awards made a triumphant return on Thursday after a four-year absence.

A 12-hour, sponsored community ceilidh was held at Bettyhill Hall last month.

Princess Anne has been given insight into cutting-edge projects during a tour of the Life Sciences Innovation Centre at Inverness Campus.

The school’s parent council embarked on a fundraising drive to meet the costs of purchasing and installing the equipment at the rear of the school.

Our columnist believes the Highland further education institution has an identity crisis.

Search to find a young person aged 12-14 who deserves to be recognised for their contribution to the county of Sutherland.

Pupils and staff at Kinlochbervie proved they were willing to go the distance to support Scotland when they travelled to Hampden twice in four days.

Children from seven primary schools across east Sutherland took part in a ceilidh dancing competition at Brora.

Talks are under way in a bid to save a Sutherland after-school club from closure.

Farr Primary School Pupil Council organised a bake sale to raise money for Red Nose Day, which this year fell on March 17.