Andrew Denholm
Herald Scotland
United Kingdom
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International students to be used to promote Scotland
INTERNATIONAL graduates from Scottish universities are to be targeted under a new scheme to promote Scotland. → Read More
Funding clarity needed to end confusion over free nursery places
The underlying value of the current expansion of free nursery places has never been in doubt, but the financial cost is causing considerable anxiety. → Read More
Radical plan to send trainee teachers to plug rural school vacancies
TRAINEE teachers could be sent to rural communities to help solve chronic school staff shortages. → Read More
Lack of security causing stress to academics
A lack of security is damaging the mental and physical health of casual university staff, according to a new report. → Read More
Students at St Andrews University ‘most satisfied’ in the UK
Students at Scotland’s oldest university are the most satisfied in the UK, according to a new poll. → Read More
Scotland's GP crisis forces 'discrimination' against medical students from rest of UK
MEDICAL students from the rest of the UK who want to train in Scotland will face discrimination under radical plans to shore up the health service. → Read More
Midlothian Council backtracks over plan to 'privatise' school music tuition
CONTROVERSIAL proposals to take school music tuition out of council control have been put on hold. → Read More
Teachers from second Coatbridge 'blue water' school go on strike
Teachers from a secondary school hit by a health scare are taking strike action over the concerns. → Read More
Raspberry PI 4: The DIY computer taking on the world
It was invented to promote the teaching of basic computing science in schools, but proved so popular it became the best-selling computer ever made… → Read More
Composer Sally Beamish attacks Midlothian Council school music 'privatisation' plan
ONE of the UK’s leading composers has attacked controversial plans to remove school music tuition from council control. → Read More
Union calls off strike at SQA as chief executive Janet Brown apologises to staff
A strike at Scotland's national exam body scheduled for next week has been called off after an agreement between unions and management. → Read More
Sir James MacMillan: Midlothian school music proposals an ‘absolute disgrace’
I note the Midlothian Council document says one measure is to remove the delivery of instrumental music offer to all and only provide this for SQA… → Read More
Multi-course teaching on the increase, but is it really a problem?
The use of multi-level teaching is becoming increasingly controversial. → Read More
College facing £1m funding gap to cut jobs
A SCOTTISH college is to axe jobs as part of moves to plug a £1 million funding gap. → Read More
How the power of wi-fi changed the world in just twenty years
MODERN life would be almost unimaginable without wi-fi connecting us to friends, family, work and the worldwide web around the clock, wherever we… → Read More
Reliable internet and modern computers a priority for schools
THERE are few things more frustrating in the modern technological world than the internet crashing. → Read More
Scottish Government launches independent review into 'toxic schools'
The Scottish Government is to initiate an immediate independent review of health and safety concerns at a schools' campus built over a landfill… → Read More
Police probe embezzlement claims at City of Glasgow College
Police have launched an investigating into allegations of fraud at City of Glasgow College. → Read More
Scottish Government to continue P1 tests after backing from independent review
The Scottish Government is to press ahead with controversial P1 tests after backing from an independent review. → Read More
Funding council investigates payment to former Aberdeen University principal
A review has been launched into a six-figure payment made to the former principal of Aberdeen University. → Read More