Education

A Sutherland woman is on a mission to revive Gaelic in the county amid fears the language is dying out.

A group of young people in Tain has given one of the town’s most iconic sites a makeover.

Two performances of ‘The Bethlehem Bake-Off’ were held.

A social gathering was held after the performance with tea, coffee, mulled wine and baking.

P1 pupils Ellie Sutherland performed the lead role with great enthusiasm.

Mathilde Lewis moved to the geopark area with her family from Switzerland last year.

One of the people involved in the “transformative” establishment of UHI will be moving on to new challenges after the new year.

It’s a Christmas cake fit for a king – and it should be, as it was a gift from Charles himself.

The Christmas show involved all pupils from the Early Learning Centre through to P7.

Councillor Helen Crawford says ‘people are starting to say that the education committee is dysfunctional’.

Youngsters in Caithness, Sutherland and Orkney are being given the chance to develop skills that may be vital in their future careers.

Trust chief executive Marc Lambert said that “every child deserves the magic of a book”.

A bid to improve information triggered a furious reaction from administration councillors.

Retired Thurso High School teacher and former Wick resident, Julie Adams, has just published her seventh novel.

Lairg primary school and nursery are closed today.

The council insist that it is one of most improved local authorities in Scotland.

A zero-tolerance approach towards gender-based violence has earned UHI Inverness a top award for its efforts.

The follow-up was prompted when a previous report said insufficient progress had been made in a number of areas.

That is despite a large increase in Scottish Government funding announced in the draft budget.

Part of the N5 hospitality course involves planning and organising a hospitality event.