Education

A fleet of state-of-the-art bicycles are available for pupils to borrow are proving a success in Ellon and Inverurie.

Financial support will aid Doric projects for all ages including new school resources, novels, performances and audio recordings.

Young Enterprise Scotland is expanding its financial education programme across schools in the north-east as the need for money skills is heightened.

An intergenerational collaboration between Turriff Academy and Dawson Court has been given a welcome boost by Muirden Energy.

The local authority is moving ahead with the next phase of work on Peterhead Community Campus.

HELPING people get to grips with their IT is the aim of new drop-in sessions at Buckie Community Hub.

ANM Marts auctioneer Ellis Mutch has been awarded the MJ Thomson Award as the top graduating IAAS student.

Engage – launched by Gray's School of Art – is a vibrant scheme open to young people who want to build up their skills in art and design.

SOMEHOW, 2013 was a decade ago despite how it may feel.

Snow and ice continues to affect the north-east with several schools reporting difficulty with transport or being closed to pupils.

Councillors at the Formartine area committee were presented with a dilemma over the potential location of a new primary school

Further snow and ice has affected roads across the north-east overnight with several schools reporting difficulty with transport on rural routes.

Snow and ice has affected roads across the north-east overnight with several schools reporting difficulty with transport on rural routes.

DO you know anybody in these archive pictures?

Original Burns manuscripts have been added to the National Trust for Scotland’s Robert Burns collection in Alloway following a fundraising campaign.

SCOTTISH Opera is bringing their new production to primary schools across Moray and Aberdeenshire.

The head of education at Aberdeenshire Council, Laurence Findlay, has been appointed to the board of Aberdeen Science Centre.

PARENTS and carers of children starting primary school or nursery in August 2023 will be able to register their children from next week.

New funding will support the development of a new technology for use in Direct Current (DC) transmission and distribution electrical power systems.

Parents and carers can register their child for a primary school place for the new school year starting in August.