Education

Graduates from communities in Aberdeenshire had plenty to celebrate at North East Scotland College's Fraserburgh Campus graduation ceremony.

Public drop-in sessions will take place to hear views on the future of three schools which are currently mothballed in Aberdeenshire.

A BUCKIE councillor has highlighted the importance of promoting British Sign Language (BSL) as a second language option for students in Moray.

New figures reveal more than 38,000 payments have been made to families to help with the costs of early learning and starting school.

PORTGORDON Primary has been praised as a "friendly, warm and welcoming school" by inspectors.

Along with student awards, the NESCol Honorary Fellowship was presented to local councillor Anne Simpson.

Aberdeenshire Council has confirmed that several schools will be affected by strike action by members of of the Unison union this week.

ROBERT Gordon University have scored highly in yet another university league table.

TUESDAY (September 26) will see strike disruption hit schools in the Keith, Buckie, Fochabers and Lhanbryde areas, Moray Council has confirmed.

Exploding volcanoes, whiz-bang experiments and enthralling stories will combine at Aberdeen Science Centre.

Aberdeenshire Council has provided an update on next week's school strike action.

FUNDING has been approved to move forward the Buckie High and Forres Academy Future Schools projects.

School strikes across Scotland will go ahead on September 26, 27 and 28.

Strikes by teaching staff will impact their education, As will a crumbling, leaking, mouse-infested, damp school.

Parents and carers will receive a direct communication from each school’s headteacher over full or partial closures next week due to strike action.

The TechFest project welcomed its latest cohort of students at the launch event in Robert Gordon University.

Standup comedian and YouTuber Bruce Fummey will appear at the University of Aberdeen for a special discussion of his new Scottish History Tours video.

A GROUP of Milne's High students and teachers are aiming to lend a helping hand to some of the poorest people in the world.

A revised pay offer made to school staff just a fortnight before the next walkout has been rejected, leading to action in Aberdeenshire and Moray.

Parents in Aberdeenshire are being encouraged to have their say on how Early Learning Childcare (ELC) is delivered across the north-east.