The Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET) is thrilled to celebrate the success of the Farmers Choir fundraising event on Saturday evening, where supporters from across the rural community gathered for an uplifting evening of music and helped raise over £7000! Hosted in the warm and welcoming facilities of the RBS Gogarburn Conference Centre, the evening…
Pupils on Arran recently got hands-on with healthy eating as part of the Royal Highland Education Trust’s (RHET) Journey of Food – The Story of Vegetables programme. The initiative, which aims to help young people understand where their food comes from, brought RHET Project Coordinators Jane Cameron (Ayrshire and Arran) and Carol Littlewood (Angus and Year of…
As the seasons shift and the evenings grow darker, there’s still so much to enjoy outdoors. Autumn is a truly magical time — full of vibrant colours, crisp frosts in the early mornings, and sunshine (on a good day). If you’re looking for fun and simple ways to enjoy this season with young family members,…
The Farmers Choir will take to the stage in Edinburgh on Saturday 29th November (7pm -10pm) in support of rural charity, the Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET). For the first time, the choir will perform at the RBS Gogarburn Conference Centre, with an evening of uplifting music that everyone will enjoy and fundraising to support…
The Royal Northern Countryside Initiative, Royal Highland Trust, Soil Association Scotland, Highland Council and Moray Council are collaborating on a pilot project to get organic peas into school meals, thanks to extended funding from Sustain’s Bridging the Gap Programme. As well as working with schools directly in Moray and the Inverness area the pea learning…
After a year-long school project all about peas, pupils from St. Peter’s RC Primary School and Skene Square Primary School were warmly welcomed to Farmer Phil’s organic pea farm. Throughout the academic year, students across Aberdeen have enjoyed seeing these locally grown organic peas featured in a range of school meals — from muffins to curries!…
The Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET) has today launched its ambitious fundraising campaign KEEP RHET FREE, aiming to raise £50,000 by December to ensure that children across Scotland continue to access free, unbiased, high-quality rural and food education. The campaign was launched at a food and farming day at Bonnington Farm near Peebles, where close…
This year, education charity RHET has been sharing the story of dairy from grass to glass in a meaningful, creative and hands-on way. Over the course of the academic year RHET are offering learners many varied opportunities to find out more about the dairy industry in Scotland, both on farm and in the classroom. From…
On Monday 3rd February, rural education charity the Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET) were delighted to host a farm visit and cheese making workshop for the winner of the recent ‘Design a Dairy Cow’ Competition. After sifting the submissions, the lucky winner was selected and it was Quinn from Quarter Primary School! As a result…