Education

Director of education Laurence Findlay made the revelation while discussing Aberdeenshire Council’s experience with the Teacher Induction Scheme.

Education Scotland's podcast shows researchers found a fourfold increase in misogynistic content via the For You page of TikTok in just five days.

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

A FIRST-year pupil has shone a light on how The Gordon Schools is supporting the Fair Trade movement.

Education Scotland's latest report has praised Echt staff for a positive, caring and respectful relationship with children in the school and nursery.

THE Vikings were back in the north-east when Scottish Opera paid a visit to Cluny Primary.

The latest School Roll Forecasts for all primary and secondary schools in Aberdeenshire will be discussed by councillors this week.

An inaugural event giving young people the chance to showcase their barista skills has seen Inverurie Academy emerge as this year's champions.

AN appeal on Facebook has returned dividends for a Buckie Community High School (BCHS) football team.

Scientists at Aberdeen University have been awarded funding to further develop their pioneering technology to evaluate the habitability of Mars.

AROUND 250 local children have taken part in fun, interactive sessions to develop their love of STEM subjects.

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

The latest report from Education Scotland has praised the work being done at Kinellar Primary in Blackburn.

A TEXTILE design student from Buckie is celebrating after making an early career debut on Savile Row, London’s famous luxury tailoring street.

Education Scotland has published its latest inspection report praising the efforts of staff at the school and nursery.

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

Aberdeen plays host to over 200 young musicians from all over Europe, North Africa and the Middle East this weekend for a music festival.

New research from the University of Aberdeen has identified an area of DNA in the human genome that plays a role in controlling anxiety.

Aberdeenshire school pupils who created an award-nominated book were “absolutely delighted” to meet the Prime Minister.

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