Education

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A MORAY teacher, who wishes to remain anonymous, said it has been a “nightmare” to stop the rise in pupils vaping.

A FORMER UHI Moray student has steamed to victory at the Moray Game Jam, after a decade of competing in the event.

Tomek Meszka, a trumpet player from Elgin High School, was announced as the winner by the adjudicators.

MORAY Council has opened a new £100,000 grant scheme to help organisations working with others who struggle with numbers.

Pupils Emily-Rose Logan and Fergus Ingram, Arthur Schiller and Gregory Davis will now represent the ASG in the regional final.

English and RME teachers helped library staff put on a themed party to raise funds for this year’s YPI competition.

MORAY'S face-paced game development contest returns this week – and the public will have a chance to play the finished articles.

A DEDICATED approach to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV) in schools has been published.

North East Scotland College (Nescol) has become part of PlayStation First, Sony Interactive Entertainment’s global academic programme.

THE number of young people in work, training or further study three months after the end of the school year has hit a record high of 95.9 per cent.

Findhorn-based Growing2gether's co-chief executive officers aim to benefit more children and teenagers throughout the north.

THE two were elected in a vote that ran in Moray from January 15 to 26, 2024.

HIGHER education students will be able apply to spread their student financial support package over a 12-month period.

The Pride at Forres Academy group invited students to contribute to the LGBT+ History Month exhibit.

Robert Gordon University and Denis Law Legacy Trust have launched a new award to recognise those making a positive impact through volunteering.

SUBSTANCE misuse, vandalism, verbal abuse and the ever-growing problem of pupils leaving classrooms to wander around school buildings.

This evening's talk on Sueno's Stone is the second of three on local topics presented by Forres Heritage Trust.

Comparing the opportunities that a tiny 28-pupil school can provide with what can be offered in a city school, isn’t comparing like with like.

Primary 6s from Anderson’s Primary School were invited to help plant trees as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy project.