Education

The Royal Voluntary Service have launched their Virtual Village Hall.

Skills Development Scotland has introduced the portal to connect people with thousands of free-to-access online learning materials.

Scotland’s talented software development community is poised to join the fight against Covid-19 thanks to a new community platform.

A masterplan will be heard by members of the Formatine Area committee on Tuesday.

A competition has been launched online to name an archaeological dig which aims to locate a lost 10th-Century north-east monastery.

The University of Aberdeen’s Elphinstone Institute is hoping to preserve responses to the pandemic for future generations.

Live Life Aberdeenshire has created a digital canvas on the Huntly author as part of the BBC’s “Novels that shaped our world” project.

Canned Food UK and Tata Steel's challenge encourages children aged 15 and under to design and create their own packaging.

Over 200 teachers and a host of well-known faces to teach the nation’s kids as BBC opens its doors for virtual learning.

Aberdeenshire MSP Gillian Martin has welcomed the launch a nationwide project to help raise awareness about the benefits and dangers of social media.

An Inverurie couple who help run Uryside School’s football club have taken top honours at the awards.

The New Little Architects competition is being run by Savills to encourage creativity.

The Meiklemill Lockdown Loo Roll Lob saw over 170 youngsters submit clips for a special video

Mintlaw Academy's Nicola Robertson who teaches design and technology has created drawings of Aberdeenshire Primary Schools in aid of Abernecessities.

Emergency funds are being offered during the coronavirus outbreak.

Persimmon Homes have launched their Building Futures fund.

LEADER-commissioned project continue to increase basic digital skills for those self isolating at home

A school football team are all kitted out for their return.

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) lessons have moved online in a bid to continue to engage with the many new learners in Aberdeenshire.

Work is still progressing to bring forward additional provision at schools and nurseries later this year.