Education

BUCKIE High have become the first Moray school to strike gold with a major languages award.

A MORAY charity which supports kids battling cancer has received a four-figure boost from a group of Milne's High students.

New Machar School pupils are celebrating after being crowned Sumdog Maths Champions.

A new mural designed by pupils from Peterhead Academy has gone on show at Peterhead Family Centre.

Turriff Primary School annual awards ceremony saw a double title win for the pupils of Forglen House.

A commitment by pupils at the Gordon Primary school to improve their fitness levels has paid off after completing a 1km running challenge

MILNE'S High brought the school year to a close in style when they celebrated student achievements.

Researchers at Aberdeen University have played a key role in the development of a new handbook that aims to increase biodiversity in agriculture.

AN independent watchdog has praised the Scottish Government for the implementation of its flagship free childcare expansion policy.

Royal Marine musicians and pupils from Meldrum were given the opportunity to take part in workshops with the band and the Corps of Drums.

THE Rotary Club of Keith donated £500 for the upgrading of the garden.

Gray’s School of Art is offering a summer intensive arts programme to foster community engagement and social wellbeing across the north-east.

SCHOOL pupils from the north-east have had their artwork displayed in a new online gallery that celebrates creativity and expression.

THE second hosted two awards nights, for S1-3 pupils and for S4-6 pupils.

An evaluation of the Women in Agriculture Practical Training Fund has been published by the Scottish Government, looking at its outcomes.

Plans for a new primary school at Fraserburgh have moved onto the next stage following a meeting of Aberdeenshire Council.

THERE was a winning finale to secondary school for one talented Milne's High student when she scooped a national art award.

Fordyce Primary School near Portsoy were winners of this year's Crown Estate Scotland Schools’ Trophy.

Parents of Slains Primary pupils have expressed their shock at a decision by Aberdeenshire Council to reduce its staffing level to just one teacher

Inspectors from Education Scotland have published their latest reports after visiting two north-east schools near Peterhead and in Inverurie.