Education

Fully funded places to Aberdeenshire entrepreneurs on RGU’s upcoming Food, Drink and Tourism Entrepreneurship short course are being offered.

A project to help ASN students develop a greater interest in storytelling has been hailed as a success.

Parents are being reminded that they could be eligible for financial help with school clothing as youngsters prepare to head back to the classroom.

Aspiring veterinary professionals can now apply for a place at Scotland’s first new vet school in more than a century - based in the north-east.

A touch of Hollywood came to Buckie Community High School (BCHS) during the last week of term when Shrek Jnr the Musical took to the stage.

DOZENS of Huntly pupils have been recognised for their success, growth, community spirit and sporting prowess in the Gordon Schools prizegiving.

A young carer has been recognised for her contribution as a volunteer at a Buckie care home.

Parents and family members were welcomed to Turriff Primary School for its annual awards ceremony.

The dangers and drawbacks of vaping were in the spotlight for Buckie area P7 youngsters when they attended this year’s Community Alert Day (CAD)

The 10-year-old’s artwork will be featured on the front cover of a magazine.

Portsoy Primary School pupils have celebrated winning first and runner-up prizes in a national contest focusing on tourism.

The north-east’s enduring connection to the offshore industry is to be celebrated in a new award-winning museum design.

Students, staff and family members came together to celebrate a year of success when Milne’s High School held their annual prizegiving.

Aberdeenshire Council’s Ranger Service has organised dozens of educational outings for families and fact finders to enjoy across the summer holidays.

MSPs heard there is a “years-long” issue with attracting and retaining secondary school teachers in areas like Aberdeenshire.

Achievement, effort and success took centre stage at Buckie Community High School when their annual prizegiving was held.

TechFest is encouraging Aberdeenshire students to take part in a contest that discusses the future of the energy, medicine and science industries.

A trial project banning traffic from outside of schools will be rolled out to five additional ones in Aberdeenshire including Huntly’s Gordon Primary.

Robert Gordon University was the setting for the finale of the 2024 Doric Film Festival.

The Youth and Philanthropy Initiative National Event brought together pupils, teachers, charity representatives and keynote speakers.