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North East & Tayside

College homework club helping families learn maths together

Edinburgh & East

School pupils put business skills to the test in Dragons' Den style competition

Glasgow’s Jordanhill School takes league table top spot for seventh year in a row

Jordanhill School takes league table top spot for seventh year in a row

Scottish school violence increases 53% from last pre-Covid pandemic year, figures show

School violence increases 53% from last pre-pandemic year, figures show

Scottish Government must quickly publish advice on pupil restraint, NASUWT union says

Government must quickly publish advice on pupil restraint, union says

Teachers’ careers ‘on the line’ amid lack of guidance on pupil restraint, says union

Teachers' careers 'on the line' amid lack of guidance on pupil restraint

Robert Gordon University launches voluntary severance scheme amid ‘financial pressures’

North East & Tayside

University launches voluntary severance scheme amid 'financial pressures'

Virtual reality helping young apprentices at West Lothian College to learn about electrical safety

Edinburgh & East

Virtual reality helping young apprentices to learn about electrical safety

High school pupils in Tayside learn traditional construction in bid to tackle skills shortage

North East & Tayside

Pupils learn traditional construction in bid to tackle skills shortage

More than 90% of Scottish lessons 'interrupted by pupil mobile phones'

New computing science innovation lab launched at University of Glasgow

New computing science innovation lab launched at University of Glasgow

Unauthorised holidays ‘biggest contributor’ to Scotland’s falling school attendance rates

Unauthorised holidays 'biggest contributor' to Scotland's falling school attendance rates

Two primary schools in Mid Argyll, Kintyre and the Islands set to close after ‘unanimous’ backing from councillors

Highlands & Islands

Two primary schools set to close after 'unanimous' backing from councillors

'I would have probably punched' Ofsted staff, says education secretary

'I would have probably punched' Ofsted staff, says education secretary

Glasgow school staff set to lose jobs this month amid ‘savage’ education cuts

School staff set to lose jobs this month amid 'savage' education cuts

North East & Tayside

Union calls off university strikes after threat of redundancies 'withdrawn'

Tories accuse ministers of ‘abandoning’ teachers amid escalating violence in Scottish schools

Ministers accused of ‘abandoning’ teachers amid escalating school violence

Glasgow school staff ‘sickened’ ahead of losing jobs amid education cuts

School staff 'sickened' ahead of losing jobs amid education cuts

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