Education

SCHOOL pupils with a garden design flair have found their dream contest.

Hidden from all but a few scholars the manuscript of Rob Roy is set to go on show to the public for the first time in at least 100 years.

A school library project in Fraserburgh has been awarded funding as part of a scheme that provides grants for projects focused on racial equality.

PUPILS at Findochty Primary School made sure they took time to share some festive joy with those at the other end of the age scale.

THE joyful sounds of Christmas were to be heard at Cluny Primary when the school held its Christmas concert.

THERE was a warm welcome at Findochty Primary for the return of the school nativity play.

The first live Christmas Concert since December 2019 at Meldrum Academy with over 100 musicians participating has been hailed as a success.

THE true meaning of Christmas was most certainly not lost on pupils at Cluny Primary in Buckie when they came together to help a Moray food bank

CROSSROADS Primary School closed its doors for what could be the final time on Thursday.

MORAY’s Young Citizen Awards are making a comeback in 2023 and the search is on for deserving recipients.

Organisations across all sectors are being invited to attend two Inverurie-based events encouraging them to connect with the next generation.

The James Hutton Institute has been awarded £350,000 of funding to further develop its innovative software to support global food security efforts.

Primary and special schools will close to all pupils on January 10 and secondary schools will close to all pupils on January 11 in Aberdeenshire.

Designers from Gray’s School of Art at RGU have created a highly visible plastic recycling hub – the first of its kind in Scotland – in Aberdeen.

NASUWT-The Teachers’ Union has given notice to the Scottish Government and employers of two further days of strike action on January 10 and 11.

Senior pupils from Fraserburgh Academy made it to the finals of TechFest's Blueprint Challenge, which asked them to future-proof High Streets.

DRIVING forward stronger links with schools is at the heart of a new appointment made by North East Scotland College (Nescol).

The continued expectation of wintry weather and difficulty for some rural transport means that several schools in Aberdeenshire will remain closed.

Insch School and Nursery has received its inspection report following a visit by Education Scotland in October.

The continued expectation of snow showers across the north-east has meant a number of schools have taken the decision not open for a second day.