Budding Moray engineers in running for top national prize
A trio of talented Moray students are in the running to be named the most promising young engineers in the country.
Keith Grammar School
Moray school pupils step into car workshop to accelerate career prospects
To the amateur it may be a case of a bucket and sponge and a quick hoover - but high end car valeting can see experts earn huge sums for painstakingly detailing the world’s most expensive cars.
Scotland’s first Scots Toun wants to erect sculpture to celebrate heritage
Sculptures designed to celebrate the Scots heritage of a Moray town have gone on display.
School timetable shake-up could provide teacher recruitment boost in Moray
A shake up of the secondary school week has been hailed as a possible solution to Moray’s teacher recruitment crisis.
School pupils put Moray’s job opportunities on film
Moray school pupils have gone behind the scenes at some of the region’s biggest firms to film recruitment adverts.
Moray pupils celebrate outstanding exam results
A Moray teenager has been inspired by the work of his grandmothers to pursue a career in medicine.
Engineering hopefuls from Moray prepare to take on world with their robot
A Moray after-school club is preparing to take on the best and the brightest engineering students from across the world.
Staffing shortages continue to hit improvements at Moray school
Inspectors have found "important improvements" are being made at a Moray school - but warned staffing changes will continue to affect forward momentum.
Moray teacher with Army past made MBE
A teacher who helped educate generations of Moray schoolchildren after a dramatic spell in the Army has been made an MBE.
Moray pupils welcome German guests
A group of Moray school pupils offered a warm willkommen to their German visitors by challenging them to an international football friendly.
Two thirds of Moray Council buildings not fit for purpose… £69million of maintenance needs done
Two thirds of council buildings in Moray are no longer "fit for purpose" - and would cost more than £69million to bring up to scratch.
Moray teenagers prepare for first vote
Moray teenagers quizzed a Scottish Government minister yesterday as they looked forward to voting for the first time in the looming Holyrood elections.
Crisis eases with Moray teaching numbers up
Moray's teaching crisis has been eased by an influx of new staff arriving in the region.
Fears pupil dangers on Keith school road
A Keith childminder is growing increasingly fearful for the youngsters in her care as she walks them to school each day along a "chock-a-block" road.