Education

THE university has been named as one of the top three universities in Scotland for its student experience

SCHOOLS from across Aberdeenshire are taking part.

A FORMER director of Greenpeace has shared his knowledge with the next generation of entrepreneurs at SRUC.

The educational charity is holding a dinner-dance on Friday, October 7 to celebrate its anniversary.

All Aberdeenshire schools, early years settings, community campuses and council offices will be closed for the state funeral of The Queen.

Aberdeen-born artist Daniel Stephen has willed a six-figure legacy gift that will benefit emerging painting talent from RGU for years to come.

GORDONSTOUN School where Queen Elizabeth's husband the Duke of Edinburgh and son King Charles III were pupils, sends support to royal family.

Doric Books, is set to launch a new children's book Cedric e Flapper Skate written in Doric as part of Macduff Marine Aquarium's 25th anniversary.

Senior secondary school pupils have been challenged to redesign high streets across the country as part of TechFest’s latest project.

With strike action by non-teaching staff set to affect some Aberdeenshire schools next week NASUWT members have rejected a 5 per cent offer.

A group of business leaders from across the north-east will benefit from the scheme which is delivered at Robert Gordon University.

Multiple reports were presented to councillors including the mothballing of a school, industrial action and corporate parenting.

Aberdeen Science Centre will explore the science behind various sporting activities while celebrating the Grand Départ of the Tour of Britain.

The roads at South Park School will be closed to traffic for an hour in the morning during school drop-off and again in the afternoon during pick-up.

More than 35,000 young people have been empowered to be advocates for their communities, including many in Aberdeenshire.

THE refurbished Banff Vinery got a kick start last Saturday (August 27) with a free community event.

THE efforts of Huntly pupils across SQA qualifications, Foundation Apprenticeships and other pathways, has been praised as pupils return to school.

Live Literature School Residencies support will see renowned storyteller Pauline Cordiner work with S2 pupils.

The annual exhibition that celebrates talent from masters students at Gray’s School of Art returns this evening.

Education and waste services in new councils including Aberdeenshire join the nationwide dispute while fellow union UNISON holds further talks today.