Education

Aberdeenshire Council's catering team has been given a Food for Life Served Here Bronze Award for its primary schools.

MORAY youth workers have been celebrating attaining their Personal Development Award in Youth Work.

A newly study by researchers at Aberdeen and Liverpool John Moores Universities is helping to shed new light on the origins of the Picts.

With a roll of just over 60 pupils, an incredible 32 different cake creations were created by pupils and parents at Rayne North.

Scientists have used META's Segment Anything Model to create a new technique for detecting planetary craters, which could be used in future missions.

Fears have been raised over north-east college and university placements after the Scottish Government clawed back £46 million from the budget.

The processed and preserved fish, fruits, and vegetable sector is the slowest to return to its initial production level post pandemic.

Pupils from Ellon Academy and Fraserburgh Academy were successful in the Scottish National Schools Aquathlon Championships.

Gordon MP Richard Thomson has challenged the UK Government on its continuing refusal to re-join the Erasmus scheme.

Eight-year-old Ruaridh Young’s winning design for the event programme for Run Garioch was inspired by his own participation last year.

Professor Wayne Powell says Scotland is in a uniquely strong position to use targeted innovation to shape high value food production.

Doric words and phrases were the inspiration for an artwork competition for local schools run by Turriff Heritage Society.

Teams of budding engineers from Mintlaw Academy and Peterhead Academy finished in the top three places in the MATE Scotland ROV competition.

BUCKIE Community High School (BCHS) welcomed one of Scotland's top illustrators to the town recently.

Formartine councillors have given their support to plans that would see the current Balmedie School catchment area amended to include Blackdog.

A team of school pupils from Ellon Academy found success in the online safety project led by Robert Gordon University.

The centre near Monymusk has been in use since 1962 and is seeing work done ahead of a reopening in 2024.

ABERDEENSHIRE Council has reversed its decision to mothball Largue School.

Area winners Kemnay and runners-up Clerkhill now go on to the North of Scotland District final which takes place in Aberdeen.

Mackie Academy pupil Magnus Shanks will be invited to take part in the National Scottish Young Musicians Solo Performer of the Year Final.