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Charity support for young musicians

Thanks to Inverurie Music, 13 youngsters have been given financial support to their musical endeavours

Schools get their thinking caps on for Rotary quiz

The annual competition takes place later this month at the Hopeville Club in Inverurie

Academies praised for positive outcomes for pupils

Turriff and Oldmeldrum staff have been commended for their work with school leavers

Haddo set for some holiday fun

Exciting adventures await youngsters for the school holiday at the popular historic venue.

Daviot pupils show support for animal charity

The youngsters held a Bake and Save sale for WWF Australia

Former pupils and staff pay a fond farewell to Inverurie Academy

Tours of the school welcomed several hundred visitors ahead of the closure of the building as pupils and staff transition to the new Community Campus.

Cafe cash boost for charity

Pupils at Turriff Primary School handed over a donation to the Archie Foundation for money raised at the school's community cafe.

MSP welcomes estranged student support progress

A critically important research study for estranged students announced by the Scottish Government has been welcomed by Gillian Martin.

Access strategy revision approved by councillors

Members of the Education and Children's Services Committee considered and approved updates to ensure inclusion

Schools keep Scots' traditions alive

Schools in Ellon celebrated Burns night in a variety of ways.

Pupils celebrate the Bard

Turriff Primary School held a special celebratory Burns assembly.

Council marks Holocaust Memorial Day

Secondary school pupils were welcomed to Woodhill House to speak about their recent visit to Auschwitz.

School roll forecast highlights capacity issues

Several schools in Formartine are set to go over capacity within the next four years councillors will hear this week.

Ellon school's new kitchen is going down a treat

Pupils and staff at Ellon Primary School are delighted with the school's new kitchen and dining hall.

One man and his dog inspired pupils to take action

Fyvie School pupils were inspired to give generously after passing a homeless man on a class outing.

Applications opened for early year's places.

From August 2020, all children aged three and four will be eligible to receive up to a maximum of 1140 hours of funded early learning.

EDUCATION

Methlick pupils help programme life sized robot

Charity support for young musicians

Charity support for young musicians

Schools get their thinking caps on for Rotary quiz

Schools get their thinking caps on for Rotary quiz

Academies praised for positive outcomes for pupils

Academies praised for positive outcomes for pupils

Haddo set for some holiday fun

Haddo set for some holiday fun

Daviot pupils show support for animal charity

Daviot pupils show support for animal charity

Former pupils and staff pay a fond farewell to Inverurie Academy