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Highland Council has announced a U-turn on provision of additional free childcare after pressure from politicians and parents.
Newbord wildcat kittens Strom, Eilein, Druim and Vaara can be seen at the recently reopened wildcat viewing area from this week.
Education specialists from across the north of Scotland are to deliver a week-long series of digital events for teachers on child poverty.
Children will have to wear face coverings in corridors, communal areas and school buses from next Monday
The school made it compulsory for masks to be worn in the corridors and canteen from today
Grantown pupils have or are in process of being notified and Kingussie students will find out soon
Both posts are advertised with salaries over £50,000
So far Scottish Government scheme for extended 1140 hours of free childcare is only in place at four local nurseries and playgroups
Around one-third of school's examination candidates had their results downgraded by SQA
Only four nurseries and playgroups in the strath are benefitting from extended free hours at present
