Education

Based at The James Hutton Institute, Liam McAllan will support the partnership of 40 organisations in driving “joined-up” approaches to conservation.

The move from a lime dosing system to a caustic dosing system will bolster the performance of the water works and improve health and safety standards.

The head of Bath School of Art, Film and Media has been appointed as the new dean for Gray’s School of Art at Robert Gordon University.

Ten pupils from Alford Academy and associated primary schools at Alford, Cluny, Midmar and Dunecht will benefit from the award of bagpipes on loan.

Operated by the Scottish White Fish Producers Association, the facility will include purpose-built classrooms and technology demonstration spaces.

Aberdeenshire East MSP Gillian Martin has welcomed plans for a new national centre to ensure excellence in teaching across Scotland.

A rolling programme of strike action in schools across the country will continue after the rejection of Cosla’s latest pay offer.

Researchers at the University of Aberdeen’s Rowett institute are working on a project examining the health benefits of non-conventional crops.

ALONG with achieving her degree, Keith artist Kirsty Duguid's outstanding work has also earned her a place among Scotland's emerging artistic talents.

MARION Stewart, who previously attended Keith Grammar School, won a quartet of awards at UHI Moray's Construction prizegiving ceremony.

The Duke of Edinburgh met School pupils and voluntary groups at Inverurie Community Campus on Saturday.

A team of scientists are uncovering mechanisms by which adenovirus-based vaccines can cause serious adverse reactions.

"Just because you have an illness, it doesn't mean that you can't complete or achieve something... it doesn't have to limit you."

A team from Aberdeen Science Centre will head to Macduff Aquarium for a day of free scientific experiments and activities during the October holidays.

THE start of the new term saw primary schools across Moray welcome a host of new pupils to P1.

ROBERT Gordon University (RGU) is taking action against Scotland’s biodiversity decline by hosting an event with key sector figures.

Robert Gordon University is taking action against Scotland’s biodiversity decline by hosting an event with key sector figures.

We take teachers for granted when we should be giving them everything they need.

The project will see the development of replacements for the existing Peterhead Academy, Anna Ritchie, Dales Park and Meethill schools.

Young people researched and represented causes including mental health, poverty, abuse, and support for those with health and disability conditions.