A council is to advertise for an eighth time in three years for a permanent head teacher of a Gaelic primary school.
A council is to advertise for an eighth time in three years for a permanent head teacher of a Gaelic primary school.
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David Ross Highland Correspondent
It comes after a Swedish-born teacher was unsuccessful in her bid to take the post following an interview for the job yesterday.
Annika Jansson, who had been deputy head of a primary in Nairn but has been acting head at the Gaelic primary on the southern periphery of Inverness since the summer of 2010, is understood to have applied for the post.
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