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Highland Council probes allegations toxic weedkiller used at school - Vimarsana News

Highland Council probes allegations toxic weedkiller used at school

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

Fèis Rois to trailblaze after-school music clubs at Alness Academy, Craighill, Park and Ullapool primaries - Vimarsana News

Fèis Rois to trailblaze after-school music clubs at Alness Academy, Craighill, Park and Ullapool primaries

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.

Film professionals share expert knowledge with Highland school pupils in Ross-shire ahead of Gaelic movie entry deadline - Vimarsana News

Film professionals share expert knowledge with Highland school pupils in Ross-shire ahead of Gaelic movie entry deadline

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

Active Play programme tackles high levels of inactivity in children across the Highlands - Vimarsana News

Active Play programme tackles high levels of inactivity in children across the Highlands

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

Minister for Sport, Physical Activity and Women's Health Maree Todd visits Ullapool Primary School to see Active Play in action - Vimarsana News

Minister for Sport, Physical Activity and Women's Health Maree Todd visits Ullapool Primary School to see Active Play in action

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