Education

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.

SCHOOLS and educational organisations are being invited to apply for up to £500 to help kickstart student projects.

Drama classrooms are back in use, while technical workshops and science labs have been restored

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

Several schools have been closed to staff and pupils after overnight snow across the area.

ANOTHER day of school disruption due to wintry weather has hit Moray.

The importance of outdoor experiences for children cannot be overstated in contributing to cognitive, physical, and emotional growth.

Danny McBean was crowned 2023 SkillELECTRIC champion in a UK-wide competition over three days at Oldham College.

EARLY Learning and Childcare (ELC), childminder and school registration in Moray will take place between Monday and Friday, January 15-26.

THE number of Moray teachers and support staff on temporary contracts has been greeted with alarm by Moray MP Douglas Ross.

Education chiefs discussed plans for the current and the new Forres Academy at an open evening.

FUNDING calls for a new Buckie Community High School (BCHS) and other schools in Moray should not be ignored, the region's MP has demanded.

Forres, Nairn and District Riding for the Disabled provided hundreds of assisted pony rides.

THERE was music in the air recently when the Benedetti Foundation paid a visit to Moray for a week-long music residency.

Rafford Parent, Baby and Toddler Group at the village hall is a recipient of Berry Burn Community Fund support.

Having left Forres Academy this summer, Secondary School Pupil of the Year Ben Stewart is studying Politics at Stirling University.

Having left Forres Academy this summer, Secondary School Pupil of the Year Ben Stewart is studying Politics at Stirling University.