Education

The new principal of North Highland College UHI has promised a fresh vision for students and staff in the post-pandemic learning environment.

Girlguiding Highlands and Islands will celebrate the formation of their new county merger by hosting a virtual festival in June.

An online event featuring 19 original, solo digital performances showcasing talents of final year drama students offers the perfect swansong.

North Highland College UHI students and staff have been congratulated on how they have coped over the past year during challenging circumstances.

SESSIONS are being held to help people deliver on-road cycle training for schools across the Highlands.

We spoke to online media law expert and lecturer Dr Holly Powell-Jones about certain legal aspects of online behaviour.

A pledge to recruit 279 teachers in the Highlands and Islands has been welcomed by Conservative candidate Edward Mountain.

The manager of Lairg and District Learning Centre has said she is delighted at a £48,000 award from the Robertson Trust.

Pupils in the far north and elsewhere in the Highlands will be heading back to school next week.

Pupils at Scourie Primary School are well on their way to becoming eco-warriors after cleaning up a pebble beach.

The parent council made its remarks at the end of the school term last week.

It was a day that left them footsore and weary but thrilled at their achievement.

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.

Pupils at Golspie Primary have been awarded the RSPB Wild Challenge Bronze Award.

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

People from across Scotland are attending online Gaelic language classes at a Sutherland learning centre.

North Coast Campus head teacher Katherine Wood has given a presentation on remote learning to Sutherland County Committee.

International Women’s Day will be celebrated online by more than 70 students and employees from the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).

Worried parents fear for the safety of their children if and when they return to a fire-ravaged school site.

The University of the Highlands and Islands is experiencing an ongoing 'cyber incident'.