Education

Aberdeen Foyer has joined forces with NHS Grampian to provide insight and learning to young people interested in a career in nursing.

Banchory and Aboyne Primary schools and nursery classes have had their latest inspections, with officers noting progress since their last visits.

Antares Property Development Ltd is looking to build the OaKley Play and Life-Skills Centre out at Coneyhatch.

Scotland’s largest local government union, UNISON, says strike preparations could begin as early as next week if agreed conditions are not met.

A fashion show, created by students from Gray’s School of Art will take centre stage in Aberdeen’s Anatomy Rooms next week.

ASET International Energy Training Academy has appointed John Reid as chairman of the board.

Council plans for an extensive renovation and extension of Macduff Marine Aquarium have been approved by councillors.

Three new appointments to the Board of SRUC bring a depth of expertise in the higher education, financial, food and agricultural sectors.

In her latest column, MSP Karen Adam outlines the work being done to keep speech and language services going in Aberdeenshire.

Scotland holds numerous internationally important populations of protected species, including the study's focal species, the European shag

A NEW community effort united local groups for its successful first anti-litter event in Huntly.

PUPILS have been praised for their amazing work in building replicas of Moray monuments.

Research forecasts a projected rise from 1.4 million cases per year in 2020 to 2.9 million per year by 2040 worldwide.

Over 130 primary age musicians from across the north-east and beyond have been attending a week long tuition and preformance event in Inverurie.

A MORAY teacher, who wishes to remain anonymous, said it has been a “nightmare” to stop the rise in pupils vaping.

The Sensory Space has been designed to create a calming break-out area for children with additional support needs.

Scientists from the University of Aberdeen have identified a new way to detect signs of motor neuron disease in brain tissue.

A study will examine whether teens are more vulnerable to unbalanced dietary habits wreaking havoc with their long-term health if they eat junk food.

Parents of Aboyne Primary School pupils were given a choice to purchase class photos without children with additional support needs featured in them.

Wind Turbine Technician scholars from Nescol are on track to complete their course, equipped with vital skills for the energy transition.