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‘Mothballing’ of Edderton primary school is ‘death delayed’ for school, says community council chair in letter to councillors and MSPs

‘Mothballing’ of Edderton primary school is ‘death delayed’ for school, says community council chair in letter to councillors and MSPs

Community councillors in Edderton say they feel “railroaded” after learning that staff and parents were told the school would close in July.

Helmsdale Primary School smashes it at badminton tournament

Helmsdale Primary School smashes it at badminton tournament

Helmsdale Primary School smashes it at badminton tournament

Helmsdale Primary School pupils have shown they are a hit when it comes to playing badminton.

Euroquiz fever grips Farr Primary School in Bettyhill as team of P6 pupils win place in national finals

Euroquiz fever grips Farr Primary School in Bettyhill as team of P6 pupils win place in national finals

Euroquiz fever grips Farr Primary School in Bettyhill as team of P6 pupils win place in national finals

Farr Primary School pupils have topped the Highland heats of the Euroquiz challenge.

Hot chocolate and bedtime stories at Bonar Bridge Primary School to mark World Book Day

Hot chocolate and bedtime stories at Bonar Bridge Primary School to mark World Book Day

Hot chocolate and bedtime stories at Bonar Bridge Primary School to mark World Book Day

The first World Book Day in the UK and Ireland was held in 1997.

LOOKING BACK: Gledfield’s winning cross country team

LOOKING BACK: Gledfield’s winning cross country team

LOOKING BACK: Gledfield’s winning cross country team

From the picture archive of the Northern Times.

BBC presenter leads online Gaelic sessions for Melvich Primary and ELC pupils ahead of competitions to design maps and t-shirts

BBC presenter leads online Gaelic sessions for Melvich Primary and ELC pupils ahead of competitions to design maps and t-shirts

BBC presenter leads online Gaelic sessions for Melvich Primary and ELC pupils ahead of competitions to design maps and t-shirts

Gaelic singer and presenter Joy Dunlop led the way as Melvich Primary and Early Learning Centre celebrated World Gaelic Week 2025.

University achieves exceptional apprenticeship growth

University achieves exceptional apprenticeship growth

University achieves exceptional apprenticeship growth

UHI Inverness has revealed it is now the largest provider of apprenticeships within the UHI partnership and the region.

Tain £1.6m innovation campus secures up to £450K from Highlands and Islands Enterprise

Tain £1.6m innovation campus secures up to £450K from Highlands and Islands Enterprise

Tain £1.6m innovation campus secures up to £450K from Highlands and Islands Enterprise

Planning permission has been secured for the development, which ‘will also serve as a vital tourism hub along the North Coast 500 route’.

‘Proud’ teenagers show the way on blood donation

‘Proud’ teenagers show the way on blood donation

‘Proud’ teenagers show the way on blood donation

Showing the older generation how it’s done, enthusiastic school students were among donors who turned out to give blood recently.

Dornoch campus cookery students win silver medals in national challenge

Dornoch campus cookery students win silver medals in national challenge

Dornoch campus cookery students win silver medals in national challenge

Arek Ulicki from Milton and Freya Macdonald from Tain impressed judges with their skill, teamwork and precision.

Helmsdale pupils’ Forsinard Flows artwork and poetry display at village railway station

Helmsdale pupils’ Forsinard Flows artwork and poetry display at village railway station

Helmsdale pupils’ Forsinard Flows artwork and poetry display at village railway station

Pupils at Helmsdale Primary School were challenged to create pictures and artwork about the Flow Country.

LOOKING BACK: Life-saving lessons for Rogart pupils

LOOKING BACK: Life-saving lessons for Rogart pupils

LOOKING BACK: Life-saving lessons for Rogart pupils

From the picture archive of the Northern Times.

WATCH: Inverness High School ‘delighted’ about award win for well-deserving pupils

WATCH: Inverness High School ‘delighted’ about award win for well-deserving pupils

WATCH: Inverness High School ‘delighted’ about award win for well-deserving pupils

The headteacher of Inverness High School was “delighted” to win the School of the Year award at Highland Heroes on behalf of pupils.

WATCH: ‘My mantra is to be who you needed when you were younger’ - says Culloden Academy teacher after winning ‘special’ award

WATCH: ‘My mantra is to be who you needed when you were younger’ - says Culloden Academy teacher after winning ‘special’ award

WATCH: ‘My mantra is to be who you needed when you were younger’ - says Culloden Academy teacher after winning ‘special’ award

A Culloden Academy teacher said it was “terryfing and special” to be named Secondary Teacher of the year at last night’s Highland Heroes awards.

Schools inspectors concerned about attainment and achievement at Kinlochbervie High School

Schools inspectors concerned about attainment and achievement at Kinlochbervie High School

Schools inspectors concerned about attainment and achievement at Kinlochbervie High School

Inspectors said that Kinlochbervie High School was in need of additional support and more time to make necessary improvements.

Big Sing workshop at Borgie Wood hits right note

Big Sing workshop at Borgie Wood hits right note

Big Sing workshop at Borgie Wood hits right note

Participants said it was a “wonderful day learning Gaelic” and a “fabulous workshop”.

Bookings open for Fèis Chataibh’s Pipe Band Camp

Bookings open for Fèis Chataibh’s Pipe Band Camp

Bookings open for Fèis Chataibh’s Pipe Band Camp

The camp will be held at Golspie High School on Saturday, March 29.

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