Ullapool Primary School News Today

The weather took its toll today across much of the Highlands.

Dingwall-based arts organisation, Fèis Rois, has launched its new bumper programme of music classes and clubs promising something for everyone.

Ullapools Quay Street park has received a £100k refurbishment after being in dire need of repairs for many years.

Genghis Kat, the Six Dinner Sid of Ullapool, is sorely missed by his many owners and friends after mysteriously going missing in mid–July.

Outraged Wester Ross parents say they are still awaiting conclusive answers to concerns over the use within school grounds of a banned weedkiller.

Highland Council is investigating allegations that a a weedkiller chemical linked to cancer concerns was used in a primary school playground.

Young people will get the opportunity to learn about traditional music from Scotland and around the world in a new series of after school music clubs.

Professionals in the film industry have been helping Highland students in creating their Gaelic short films.

Active Play is to be used in schools in the Highlands to encourage children to play and take exercise outdoors more often.

A programme to improve the health and wellbeing of children through inclusive outdoor play is expanding into three communities in the Highlands.