Education

PEOPLE on benefits are being offered the chance to attend a workshop later this month on how to save energy.

STUDENTS at Robert Gordon University (RGU) have received an accommodation boost thanks to a donation from Ardmuir Access Scholarship.

Aberdeen Science Centre is the place to be for scientific family fun tomorrow.

New additions will provide extra links via Ellon Academy from August 22.

Scottish law requires education committees to have three representatives from religious bodies as members.

New campus proposals are being brought forward to replace ageing infrastructure in the towns.

MILNE'S Primary added a royal touch to their first sports day since the Covid pandemic.

An HND in Rural Animal Health is one of several new courses being introduced by Scotland’s Rural College.

The Bruce Ferguson trophy was presented to the school's P4 – 7 class and will be on display at this year's event.

GRAY’S School of Art's degree show has been hailed in the Scottish Parliament.

STUDENTS have ranked RGU among the top three universities in Scotland for overall student experience in the National Student Survey.

Having joined Acumen Financial Planning after school, Andrew McRae has recently passed his R02 Level 4 in regulated Financial Planning

HILARY Reid has taken a step back after 31 years working at Keith Primary School.

AFTER two years of rules and restrictions there was a welcome sign of a return to normality when St Peter's Primary held their sports day recently.

Written primarily in Latin, it dates from between the years 850 and 1000 and also contains the earliest known example of written Gaelic.

BUCKIE High's partnership with a major local employer has seen them scoop a prestigious national award.

Chapel of Garioch school pupils artwork has gone on display telling their own interpretation of the storm and its effects on the local area.

THE young people of Huntly are getting involved in the fight for climate justice and launching a packed schedule of events and meetings.

STUDENT achievements in a “year like no other” were lauded at Milne’s High School prizegiving.

AFTER serving the community for generations, Clatt School will close its doors tomorrow (Friday, July 1) after being mothballed.