Those interested have until June 6 to apply for the post
One of Scotland's most remote islands is looking for an “enthusiastic” head teacher.
Approximately 16 miles west of the main island at Shetland, with just 28 people currently living there, lies the island of Foula. Shetland Island Council said applicants for the job will find a “welcoming community” on Foula where they can “create an idyllic island home”. There is also a rented three-bedroomed home, which is made available to the headteacher, the advert states.
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