Education

THE future of schools in the Buckie area is to take centre stage at two forthcoming drop-in sessions.

More than 2000 support staff are to strike later this month in a row over pay and jobs.

In his latest column, MP Richard Thomson has shared his worries over the decision to end out-of-school care in Aberdeenshire.

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.

The Striking Impressions exhibitions looks at how faces have been interpreted and depicted in different ways through the centuries.

STEM charity TechFest is launching a new programme aimed at helping north-east secondary school pupils discover their innovative side.

Meldrum Academy and Laurencekirk Primary School have been awarded a share of £200,000 to support progressive equality and inclusion projects.

MSP Gillian Martin has said in her latest column that she will continue to raise concerns about closing out-of-school care provision.

MSP Gillian Martin has written to the local authority after it announced plans to close provided out-of-school care by July this year.

The cox for the University of Aberdeen will be Jakub Zbikowski, and Jill Adam will lead the Robert Gordon University crew.

A north-east museum which has been a staple of school trips for more than half a century and which features in the film Tetris is offering free tours.

READ all about it! – that is the aim of a group of pupils in Fochabers aiming to bring a new newspaper to the village.

A North East MSP has raised concerns that high workloads and classroom violence are causing teachers to quit the profession.

Cuts are expected in the Fraserburgh, Ellon, Inverurie and Stonehaven clusters with increases in Turriff and Alford after review.

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

Two north-east primary schools are set to mark landmark dates this year and are reaching out to former pupils.

Women and people of colour remain invisible to many in Britain and the USA as people pick white men as their heroes instead according to a new study.

A review of primary school estates across Aberdeenshire will be launched to help the council better plan for the future of education provision.

15 of Aberdeenshire’s primary schools will be affected with the local authority blaming a decrease in demand as well as staffing and budget pressures.

Easterfield and Fisherford school's could be formally closed following a formal consultation period which will start next week.