Education

The motorised wheelchair will change Ethan's life.

Logie Durno pupils participated in a fundraising event as part of the World's Big Sleep Out

The course links language and culture and is freely available online.

This months topic of discussion will be anxiety.

Members of the Garioch Area Committee approved the move which will now go to the Education Committee for approval on Thursday.

Children and staff at Logie Durno Primary School are taking part to raise awareness of homelessness as part of the World Big Sleep Out.

Turriff's Rotarians have been kept busy with various community activities this week.

S5 and S6 pupils came together at Robert Gordon University to mark World Children's Day.

MSP Gillian Martin has welcomed the news that almost £3,000,000 will be invested in Aberdeenshire in the coming years.

In a statement Aberdeenshire Council said it would proceed with plans to clear the site in early 2020.

Staff have been praised for developing positive links with families which have led to everyone feeling welcome and included.

Young Enterprise Grampian hosted a craft fair in Inverurie for local secondary pupils taking part in the entrepreneurial scheme.

Keig Primary School saw pupils given the opportunity to speak to drivers on the main road outside their school on the issue of speeding.

S2 pupils from the Academy took part in the Build Your Future challenge and will head to the finals in January.

Courses are under-way at the Garioch Community Kitchen

The glittering event welcomes guests speaker and former pupil, TV star Richard Arnold.

Aberdeenshire East MSP Gillian Martin is inviting entries from primary pupils for her card competition.

Fyvie Primary School have raised the matter of speeding both in the village and on surrounding country roads.

Inspectors have praised acting head teacher Katie Finch and her team at Midmill Primary School Nursery.

Parents have raised concerns over the speed of traffic near the pedestrian crossing