Education

FUN was name of the game at Findochty Primary recently when the school held its annual sports day.

EARLY Leaning and Childcare (ELC) and employability are at the heart of a six-week training course due to start soon in Buckie.

ABERDEEN-based universities must do more to attract working class students, North East region MSP has urged.

DAVID Patterson ponders on artificial intelligence.

Susan Smith, currently one of His Majesty’s Inspectors of Education with Education Scotland, has been appointed to the role from September.

THERE were green fingers aplenty at Buckie Community High School (BCHS) when a community polytunnel was unveiled recently.

The UK Space Agency is docking its 72 ft model rocket at the Queen Links, Aberdeen next week for a free event for the next generation of pioneers.

IT was time to don the trainers and limber up for Cluny Primary kids when the school held its sports day recently.

A NEW to help young people with their numeracy skills has been launched.

A first of its kind Scottish apprenticeship for rural land use and management will equip farm workers with high-level core skills.

MILNE’S Primary enjoyed some sports day fun in the sun recently.

PUPILS and staff at Cullen Primary have handed a north-east charity a four-figure boost.

RENEWABLES, sustainability and green jobs were at the heart of a Renewables Fayre held at Buckie Community High School (BCHS) recently.

The former St Andrew’s School in Inverurie could be knocked down later this year to make way for a new development.

THE Gordon Schools has won the top prize in regional school sports.

Ellon Primary pupils said goodbye to a teacher who has retired after being with the school for 16 years.

THE tradition began during the coronavirus lockdown and has kept going since.

THE Gordon Schools marked the effort and dedication of its students, and reflected on the past year, at its senior prize giving ceremony last week.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has highlighted the popularity of the Open University in the constituency.

The University of Aberdeen is to hold a memorial event to pay tribute to MRI pioneer Professor John Mallard.