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‘Call of the Wild’ raises thousands in two weeks - Findhorn charity needs £20k by Christmas

‘Call of the Wild’ raises thousands in two weeks - Findhorn charity needs £20k by Christmas

‘Call of the Wild’ raises thousands in two weeks - Findhorn charity needs £20k by Christmas

Findhorn-based Wild Things make good start to campaign to raise £20,000 by Christmas to continue.


‘Petty bickering and squabbling’ standing in way of securing funds to replace crumbling secondary school

‘Petty bickering and squabbling’ standing in way of securing funds to replace crumbling secondary school

‘Petty bickering and squabbling’ standing in way of securing funds to replace crumbling secondary school

Councillors have been urged to stop “squabbling” over funding to rebuild a secondary school.


School funding appeal row sends ‘wrong signals’ as appeal made for ‘consensus not division’

School funding appeal row sends ‘wrong signals’ as appeal made for ‘consensus not division’

School funding appeal row sends ‘wrong signals’ as appeal made for ‘consensus not division’

An appeal for funds to rebuild a crumbling secondary school has seen a row erupt over “political point-scoring”.


From shyness to the spotlight: Graduate sets sights on theatre career

From shyness to the spotlight: Graduate sets sights on theatre career

From shyness to the spotlight: Graduate sets sights on theatre career

Chloe takes first hopeful step on path to West End


Mum and daughter graduate together as Moray UHI students celebrate

Mum and daughter graduate together as Moray UHI students celebrate

Mum and daughter graduate together as Moray UHI students celebrate

New beginnings and shared success at UHI Moray event.


Moray UHI students shine on graduation day

Moray UHI students shine on graduation day

Moray UHI students shine on graduation day

Ceremony held at new venue this year.


Councillors demand ‘bold vision’ to replace crumbling secondary school passed over for funding

Councillors demand ‘bold vision’ to replace crumbling secondary school passed over for funding

Councillors demand ‘bold vision’ to replace crumbling secondary school passed over for funding

Securing a bright future for a Moray secondary requires bold vision and ambition, three local councillors have warned.


‘We are a sinking ship’ - Pupil support assistants detail ‘gruesome reality’ in email to council

‘We are a sinking ship’ - Pupil support assistants detail ‘gruesome reality’ in email to council

‘We are a sinking ship’ - Pupil support assistants detail ‘gruesome reality’ in email to council

A group of pupil support assistants (PSA) have banded together to raise their concerns around ‘unsafe and unsustainable’ working conditions.


‘A small school with a big heart - and big ambitions’ - Acting Rector sets out bold vision for rural secondary

‘A small school with a big heart - and big ambitions’ - Acting Rector sets out bold vision for rural secondary

‘A small school with a big heart - and big ambitions’ - Acting Rector sets out bold vision for rural secondary

There has been a warm welcome in the Friendly Town for a Moray secondary school’s Acting Rector


Autistic pupil ‘hit rock bottom’ after council’s ASN support cuts

Autistic pupil ‘hit rock bottom’ after council’s ASN support cuts

Autistic pupil ‘hit rock bottom’ after council’s ASN support cuts

A mother whose autistic and dyslexic son “hit rock bottom” after Moray Council cuts has called for the changes to be reversed.


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