Education

COUNCILLORS have approved plans to press ahead with the permanent closure of the Gartly School.

PLANS to send all Blackdog school students to "close to capacity" Balmedie School have cleared a key Council hurdle.

A SENIOR lecturer from Robert Gordon University (RGU) has become the first female member admitted to the Aberdeen Weaver Incorporation.

Royal Northern Agricultural Society awards are presented to stalwarts of the farming community in recognition of their outstanding contributions.

MELDRUM Academy's music students have held their long awaited 14-band sold-out concert at an Inverurie venue.

FOUR days of activities were organised by Aileen Clark and her P5/6 class.

COULD Blackdog school pupils be rezoned to Balmedie School?

The Scottish Men’s Sheds Association has this week announced the top three Scottish Sheds shortlist which includes Inverurie.

RGU has strengthened its links with Japan by successfully delivering two respected international development programmes focused on offshore energy.

SRUC is continuing the development of its School of Veterinary Medicine as it seeks to fill up to ten new academic posts.

IT was time to put on that new uniform and shine those shoes for kids across Moray when they began their journey in education.

Doric Nursery Rhymes for Loons & Quines has been crowned Scots Language Bairns’ Beuk o the Year.

UHI Moray's pandemic-era students finally got their graduation today (Thursday, October 6).

WITH the first term of the new school year almost over, it has been a busy time for Milne's High School's latest recruits.

KIDS at Cullen Primary have taken to paint and canvas to express their school's vision and values.

THE decision to hold a vital council meeting on future funding for Buckie Community High School (BCHS) has been criticised by two local councillors.

DISCUSSIONS on funding to replace two secondary schools is not being held in public for fear of influencing a by-election in Buckie.

A SLICE of life on the ocean wave has come to Cullen Primary thanks to local boatbuilders.

Young people can now access money-saving opportunities, financial information and tips on looking after their mental health all in one place.

Let’s Talk Scottish Education is inviting those aged three to 18 to share their ideas, views and experiences.