Education

An enterprising venture by Fettercairn School pupils has been voted a resounding success.

Food ingredients manufacturer Macphie has given local schools a taste for entrepreneurship as part of a 10-week enterprise challenge.

Newtonhill School is celebrating success in Poppyscotland’s Learning Competition.

West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine MP Andrew Bowie has helped pupils at a local primary school stage a mock UK parliament vote as part of a project on democracy.

Aberdeenshire Council has vetoed a move to develop a policy on flexi-schooling for the region’s children.

Leading Mearns food ingredients manufacturer Macphie has signed an agreement with Abertay University to create a new scholarship for students.

Dunnottar Primary School raised more than £800 from a recent ceilidh night in the town.

A trio of Kincardine and Mearns secondary schools have posted impressive attainment result for literacy and numeracy.

A conference has taken place aimed at attracting the next generation of female architects and construction specialists from throughout the North and North-east.

A Stonehaven primary is gearing up for a lively fundraiser.

Pupils at a Stonehaven school have made a busy start to the new term.

Food ingredients manufacturer Macphie is encouraging healthy eating habits with a donation of gardening equipment to a Mearns school.

Career changers are being targeted in the next phase of the childcare recruitment campaign ‘A Job and a Joy’.

A conversation with former First Minister Jack McConnell changed explorer Craig Mathieson’s life forever.

Inconsiderate parking at Newtonhill School has prompted fears of an accident.

Staff and pupils at a Mearns school are celebrating after landing their fifth Green Flag.