Education

Visits to the park, sunbathing, waste and recycling services to resume as will many outdoor businesses but social distancing is imperative

PE department throws down gauntlet... time spent moving will be converted into virtual cycle miles on route

"It has been an interesting year but the most important thing I learnt is that my heart is most definitely in my school"

One is for a new life sciences innovation centre and the other is a ‘modular village’ development for small business units

A total of 250 full face shields have already gone out to frontline workers in the strath and wider Highlands

Highland Council will continue to provide school meals through e-vouchers to families throughout what would have been the school Easter break.

Highland Council has extended the deadline for key workers to apply for childcare during the coronavirus crisis.

WITH schools closing today for the foreseeable future, it may be difficult for many parents to fill the void in their child's life.

Highland Council has set up a process for key workers to apply for childcare.

THE Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) is aiming to certify pupil's grades and results by August 4, the chief examiner has revealed.

Education Secretary John Swinney said free school meals will continue amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Education Secretary John Swinney has said exams will be scrapped for school pupils this year as schools get set to close for the foreseeable future.

UK schools will close from the end of tomorrow although some classrooms across the country will remain open for the pupils of key workers

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed that schools will almost certainly close on Friday.

Top Highland Council officials have revealed that work is well under way to deal with the impact on services presented by the coronavirus outbreak.

INVERNESS College UHI is closely monitoring the coronavirus outbreak in the UK and preparing for all eventualities.

The group has won funding of £8000 from the lottery's Awards for All – and this will be matched by the RS Macdonald Trust

Inspectors had given gradings from good to only adequate and weak on their last visit and new temporary senior management was brought in

The University of the Highlands and Islands will offer a new optometry programme to meet growing demand for eye care services in the North

A pioneering ‘Spòrs Gàidhlig’ project which delivers Gaelic-language outdoor activities is after winning further funding support