Young Aberdeen musicians in running for major competition prize
Young musicians from Aberdeen have beaten the lockdown blues by forming a band for a major competition.
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SPONSORED: Robert Gordon’s College continues its education online
On Monday March 23, schools in Scotland began delivering offsite education for their pupils. For Robert Gordon’s College, adapting to these changes has brought adjustment by families and staff for home learning, as well as the social and emotional changes for the health and wellbeing of children.
SPONSORED: Critical Worker Service keeps Robert Gordon’s College pupils learning
When the lockdown was first announced, the staff at Robert Gordon’s College knew that the way they delivered lessons to pupils would change.
Aberdeen taxi firm hands out fish suppers to care home residents and staff
The boss of an Aberdeen taxi firm helped keep care home residents’ spirits up with a giant order of 50 fish suppers.
Plans to demolish Aberdeen school’s science block approved
An Aberdeen school’s plans to build new sports facilities have taken a step forward after plans to flatten its science block were approved.
SPONSORED: Robert Gordon’s College offers children the very best start
Giving children the best possible start to their education can have lifelong benefits. And the staff at Robert Gordon’s College strive to provide that great start.
Plan for temporary dining area at Aberdeen school
An Aberdeen school has lodged plans to construct a temporary dining area in preparation for a major rebuilding project.
North-east schools take part in low-carbon design competition
Pupils from across the north-east have taken part in a competition to design low-carbon solutions for the oil and gas industry.
North-east school pupils counting down to Evening Express Carol Concert
Pupils from across the north-east have been busy practising for the Evening Express Christmas Carol Concert.
Aberdeen war medic’s diaries open book on the horrors of the Somme
A collection of diaries penned by an Aberdeen graduate gives a glimpse into the horrors of the First World War.
Original 106 FM stars Claire Stevenson and Martin Ingram to host Evening Express Carol Concert
The hosts of this year’s Evening Express Christmas Carol Concert can now be revealed.
North-east pupils to take part in oil and gas challenge
Secondary school pupils will put their maths, physics and engineering skills into practice this week as part of TechFest’s annual STEM festival.
Here are all the schools taking part in this year’s Evening Express Carol Concert
Hundreds of youngsters are gearing up to take part in this year’s Evening Express Carol Concert.
Aberdeen pupils’ cash boost to help transform lives of elderly
Pupils from a north-east school have won a cash boost to help fight loneliness among the older generation.
Pupils’ create video to boost Aberdeen charity cafe
School pupils have joined forces with an Aberdeen children’s charity to promote its social enterprise.
Aberdeen kids sowing seeds for future in box gardens
Schoolchildren from across the city have been building gardens in cardboard boxes while learning about sustainability.
Work starts to improve area near Aberdeen Art Gallery
Work to transform the area in front of Aberdeen's art gallery has got under way.
Chronicle of Aberdeen from A-Z created by historian
A historian has put together an A-Z guide of the city’s people and places.
Tributes after brave Aberdeen bakery boss dies
John Chalmers, 57, spent more than four decades working at the family Chalmers Bakery – a brand which holds the royal warrant and is known throughout the region for its rowies and pastries.
Aberdeen schoolchildren’s Union Street shop design project up for national award
A project that saw hundreds of children draw up shopfront designs for Union Street has been shortlisted for a national award.
Plans to create car park at Aberdeen school’s playing field
A planning application to create a car park at an Aberdeen playing field has been lodged with the local authority.
Former astronaut to visit Aberdeen Science Centre
A former astronaut is swapping the International Space Station for the Granite City.
Aberdeen school to open new nursery
An Aberdeen school is set to open a new nursery facility.
Aberdeen after-school club kids give care inspectors tour
Children attending an Aberdeen after-school club are so happy there they gave inspectors a tour.
North-east pupils triumph in STEM competition
Pupils from north-east schools have triumphed in this year’s Stem in the Pipeline competition.
Video: Crowds gather for nativity display and carol singing at Aberdeen kirk
Aberdeen city centre filled with the sounds of Christmas as schoolchildren attended a service to bless a nativity scene.
Aberdeen pupils reveal their designs for Union Street
Nearly 400 school pupils gathered at the Tivoli theatre to celebrate a project that saw youngsters designing their ideal shop for Union Street.
Good causes in north-east benefit from £105,000 from Wood Foundation donation
Good causes have shared in a £105,000 windfall thanks to north-east schools.
New exhibition unveiled in collection inspired by the spectacular north-east scenery
A top artist has created a new exhibition inspired by the place where he spent his formative years in the north-east.
Aberdeen councillors asked to approve first stage of improvements to city centre space
Councillors are being asked to approve the first stage of improvements to a major city centre public space.