Education

Around 147 children from primary schools around north east Fife spent a day at Balgove Larder last week, to learn about working in the countryside.

Two students are heading off more than 3000 miles to work on an exclusive Canadian island after completing courses at Scotland’s Rural College.

The University of St Andrews’ Schools of Classics and International Relations is the latest to receive an Athena SWAN bronze award.

Five people in the Falkland Primary School community have been recognised as good citizens.

Fife education staff must be given more protection against increasing violence, councillors have said.

A University of St Andrews graduate has won a prestigious prize for her PhD thesis which found a way of more accurately measuring the behaviour of proteins.

There was great excitement as pupils from Kinghorn Primary welcomed some visitors to the school last Friday.

Fife Council has agreed to fund a new play park in Fife.

A Fife College student has been awarded a scholarship fund which aims to help students progress their studies to HND level.

Children at Parkhill primary school are appealing for help from Levenmouth residents, after unveiling plans to create a green sanctuary.

Primary seven pupils from across the Kirkcaldy district are preparing to move to the ‘big school’ but in 2012 they were fresh-faced youngsters just starting out on their education journey.

Fife College students preparing for exams and end of year assessments had their nerves calmed thanks to Therapets.

More than 1900 students from across the world will gather at the University of St Andrews this June for summer graduation.

A new primary school would have to be built in Cupar by August 2030 if plans for the controversial Cupar North are given the green light.

The University of St Andrews is Scotland’s top university and one of the top three in the UK, according to a new league table published this week.

School pupils have called for a review into the quality and cost of school meals across Fife, which they branded inedible.

Fife secondary school pupils were learning how to be safe on the roads at a special Drivewise event held at Leuchars Station (MOD) base last week.

A treasure trove of previously unseen photographs, slides and other artifacts relating Glenrothes town art is to be preserved for future generations.