Detailed plans for a £34m replacement for Inverness Royal Academy have been submitted by the Highland Council.
Proposals for the new school, as well as the associated community and sporting facilities, are designed to accommodate 1,420 pupils and will be the largest in the Highlands.
Included within the new building are mainstream classrooms, extensive Additional Support Needs accommodation, an assembly hall, library, Gaelic zone, gymnasium and dance stdio, community and sports facilities, an outdoor classroom, a learning garden and two all-weather football pitches. The existing grass pitches at the site will also be redeveloped as part of the project.
The new school is scheduled to open in August 2016.
Plans are available to view on the Council's website and are also available to view at the Planning and Building Standards Office, Kintail House in Inverness.
The deadline for comments is Friday 20 December.
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