EDUCATION

Clothing grant supports 1400 Moray schoolkids

THE Scottish Government has supported an estimated 1400 school children in Moray to buy school clothes through the School Clothing Grant.

Take part in a sponsored read or a sponsored listen for prizes, as well as a find the book voucher game.

Anderson’s and Logie pupils worked with experts from Glasgow School of Art on a pilot project.

LOCAL schools are being urged to apply to a programme which provides equipment to help children understand nature.

CHILDREN from Applegrove and Pilmuir primary schools were piped out as they prepare to move up to the academy.

S1-S6 pupils are welcome to play street football and basketball in a portable playing cage outside Tesco.

Logie Primary is investigating the lives of pupils on its register dated 1881 to 1974.

TAKING a walk on the wild side is at the heart of Moray Council's reading challenge for kids this summer.

A shield will be awarded to an individual, aged 18 or under, who has done something remarkable for the town.

PILMUIR Nursery was rated five on a six-point scale.

Drumduan School representatives met with police and councillors to discuss how to resolve the issue.

Drumduan School aims to educate the wider community on the right of way through its grounds.

Moray Council has confirmed a covid case has been confirmed at a Forres nursery.

Police and ambulance services were called to Kinloss Primary after a child leaving school was hit by a car.

MORAY Council’s Head of Education has written to all families with secondary-school children as the area moves to Level 3 of Covid-19 restrictions.

Acting head Helen Thorley is proud of how her staff and pupils have dealt with a difficult year.