Education

Easterfield and Fisherford school's could be formally closed following a formal consultation period which will start next week.

The education committee has voted 11 to six in favour of a reports recommendation to end the service at the end of the current term.

Aberdeenshire Council is proposing to stop all of its out-of-hours school care provision from early July.

An innovative project by the James Hutton Institute could substantially enhance the reliability of use of human DNA in criminal investigations.

Researchers at Aberdeen University are leading a project that aims to develop a new method of recycling critical elements from electronic devices.

A MORAY apprenticeship event will offer the chance to "kickstart" a future within one of Moray's top employers.

KIDS and staff at Cluny Primary brought the whole community together to help them celebrate the birthday of Scotland's Bard.

As The Traitors final airs, Aberdeen University research has looked at why people’s judgments of the trustworthiness of groups are often flawed,

Kellands School in Inverurie was one of five groups that found golden tickets to be used to buy essentials.

Easterfield and Fisherford school's could be formally closed as plans move ahead to review the council's estate and current pupil numbers.

Joe Bunyan left a career in consulting to become a film director and will talk about his work with passionate hiker Gitonga Wandai.

A unique experiment that began in Aberdeen during the Covid-19 pandemic has revealed how moss could help monitor air pollution levels.

Over 60 schools in Aberdeenshire remain closed for a fifth day, with the remaining schools looking at later openings to allow for safe travel.

Over 120 of schools in Aberdeenshire remain closed today as snow continues to affect the north-east, with the remaining few looking at later openings.

A total of 57 schools in the north-east are closed for a third day, with the others delaying opening times to allow for safe travel.

HELP us find our own home – that was the plea from a Buckie charity working with children with developmental delay and learning difficulties.

YOUNG people in Huntly have been offered the chance to learn about the arts sector through a new traineeship.

Robert Gordon University has welcomed an award-winning businesswoman as its latest Entrepreneur in Residence.

THE final frontier came into the classroom at Cullen Primary recently when the kids got their hands on rare samples of moon rocks and meteorites.

The James Hutton Institute will co-lead the Hub project along with 34 other bodies including SRUC and Aberdeen University.