Education

A FESTIVAL celebrating UHI Moray's work in hospitality returned last week for another successful year.

Mr Chris Rutherford’s P7 class from Anderson's Primary planted more than 50 seedlings grown from acorns they harvested two years ago.

Edinburgh-based artist Kate Leiper encouraged pupils to imagine dragons during her visit to Forres Academy.

THE Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Built Environment at Robert Gordon University has appointed a new Dean.

A SCOTRAIL offer giving students half price train tickets has returned.

THERE has been no shortage of inspiring events on campus recently to keep our spirits up and remind us how many great things happen here.

PRIMARY and secondary schools across the north-east of Scotland are being urged to lace up their boots and take part in a Unicef football challenge.

Forres Heritage Trust appeals for at least 10 new people to help during tourist season.

MORAY Game Jam's big return is getting closer.

The Nature 4 Health charity will invest £12,000 in more local excursions to help wellbeing.

READING Rocks: Author visits Kinloss Primary on World Book Day.

THREE Moray schools have closed today as a result of Storm Otto.

SCHOOLS in the region are set to close to pupils on February 28 and March 1.

Forres, Nairn and District Group of Riding for the Disabled needs more volunteers to help children build skills and confidence with horses.

NORTH East Scotland College (Nescol) has appointed Stuart Thompson as Vice Principal Finance and Resources.

TWO staff from housebuilding firm Springfield have received an award for supporting young workers.

COUNCIL staff and school pupils in Moray have been given an extra day off.

Preloved uniforms are available at St John’s Church.

NEW free school meal rules could mean less Moray children spending their mornings hungry.

The warning light on a crossing at Applegrove has been broken for nearly eight months.