A primary school on a tiny Scottish island is looking for a new headteacher.
The position at Foula Primary School, which has a roll of just four pupils, has been described as a "once in a lifetime opportunity".
The school is on an island about 16 miles from the Shetland mainland which has a population of just 28 people.
Beverley MacPherson, who is retiring after four years as head, said it was an "idyllic job".
It comes with a salary of £61,374 and a rented three bedroom house.
