Sheanne Mulholland
The Courier
United Kingdom
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Dundee schools to close for next teacher strike but nurseries will stay OPEN
The latest round of industrial action will see schools shut their doors next week. → Read More
Fife and Angus schools to close during three days of teacher strikes next month
Fife and Angus schools will close as a result of further days of teacher strike action that are to take place next month. → Read More
Dundee schools to close during two more days of teacher strike action next month
All Dundee schools will be affected by two days of teacher strike next month. → Read More
Elf on the Shelf competition: Is your elf quirky enough to win you a £50 toy voucher?
'Tis the season when our houses are overtaken with mischievous elves - and their antics could win you a £50 toy voucher. As many children in Tayside and → Read More
Brechin teen Kacey Tasker awarded Courier Gold Star for her dedication to caring for others
Brechin teenager Kacey Tasker dedicates herself to caring for others, particular her mum, gran and great granny. Carer Kacey, 17, helps mum Jenna Lindsay → Read More
5 top pumpkin carving tips from Kirkcaldy crafter Pumpkin McFife
Pumpkin carving expert James Phimister, also known as Pumpkin McFife, offers top tips on achieving a professional finish on your creation. → Read More
SURVEY: Dundee parents express anger over school dinners – tell us what you think
Frustrated parents took to our social media platforms to vent their discontent with school meals in Dundee and surrounding areas. Parents complained of → Read More
Four key questions from teachers put to Fife politicians at education hustings
Teachers quizzed Fife politicians on how they would tackle education issues if they were successful in tomorrow's local elections. → Read More
Fife teachers demand more staff, smaller classes and reduced workload
Demands for more teachers, smaller class sizes and less stress and overworking are being made by Fife teachers. And further calls to better tackle violent → Read More
Magic comes to Tayview Primary as pupils celebrate World Book Day
Kids at Tayview Primary School, in Dundee, dressed up in costumes with a magical theme to celebrate World Book Day. The youngsters also completed reading → Read More
Christmas cards for care home residents from kind-hearted Fintry sisters Rebecca, 10, and Scarlet, 7
Rebecca and Scarlet Redford, from Fintry, delivered 70 hand-written Christmas cards to Pitkerro Care Centre, in Dundee. → Read More
P1: School applications for enrolment into primary – here’s what you need to know
School applications for enrolment into primary are usually a relatively simple process. However, as a parent, it's a big decision choosing where and when → Read More
11 Questions with Kyle Falconer: School days, first gigs with The View, and new solo album
As international rock star Kyle Falconer gears up for the release of his second solo album later this month, he takes a moment to look back at where it all started. → Read More
11 Questions with Kyle Falconer: School days, first gigs with The View, and new solo album
As international rock star Kyle Falconer gears up for the release of his second solo album later this month, he takes a moment to look back at where it all started. → Read More
LONG READ: Should Scotland’s primary school starting age be raised to seven?
At the age of four or five children in Scotland take their first footsteps into the classroom, but there is debate about whether that should be delayed. We look at the arguments for and against raising the school start age. → Read More
LONG READ: Should Scotland’s primary school starting age be raised to seven?
At the age of four or five children in Scotland take their first footsteps into the classroom, but there is debate about whether that should be delayed. We look at the arguments for and against raising the school start age. → Read More
LONG READ: Should Scotland’s primary school starting age be raised to seven?
At the age of four or five children in Scotland take their first footsteps into the classroom, but there is debate about whether that should be delayed. We look at the arguments for and against raising the school start age. → Read More
Fundraisers walk 26 miles for Dundee kids clothing charity
Fundraisers are walking a 26 mile route around Dundee's green circular path to raise essential funds for local children's clothing charity, Togs. → Read More
Dundee teenager campaigns to raise awareness of peer sexual abuse
A Dundee teenager is raising awareness of peer sexual abuse to help young people recognise the dangers of unhealthy relationships. → Read More
Extended year nurseries to be closed over Easter holidays
Some preschool youngsters will miss out on nursery hours over the Easter break - despite being enrolled to attend. → Read More