21/09/2026
Multi-million-pound investment plans for Inverness High School are set to go on display for members of the public to view.
Proposals include a new sports block with fitness suite and community room, 3G sports pitch, and dedicated additional support needs base.
Current modular units, a games hall, and a vacant 1970s wing of the building, will also be demolished.
Staff, pupils, parents and members of the local community are invited to view the plans at the school before a planning application is submitted.
➡ Tuesday 6 October, 2pm to 7pm.
➡ Tuesday 17 November, 2pm to 7pm.
The project will be funded through the - a £2.1 billion, 20-year capital investment programme to improve schools, roads and local infrastructure throughout the region. The plan is funded through a combination of borrowing and a 2% ring-fenced allocation of Council Tax revenue.
As part of the Highland Investment Plan, all new school buildings will be designed as Community Points of Delivery (PODs), with the flexibility to accommodate education provision alongside other community facilities, council services and partner organisations, within modern, locally accessible community hubs.
Read more: https://www.highland.gov.uk/news/article/17486/plans-to-go-on-display-for-multi-million-pound-investment-at-inverness-high-school
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