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Edinburgh & East

Former comedian Simon Fanshawe appointed Edinburgh university rector

School meal debt approach changed by Renfrewshire Council to help ‘remove stigma’

School meal debt approach changed by council to help 'remove stigma'

Student body declares Scotland’s university and college system ‘broken’

Student body declares Scotland’s university and college system ‘broken’

Hundreds of SQA staff to strike causing 'major impact' to exam season

More than half of students used generative AI to help prepare assessments – poll

UK & International

More than half of students 'used generative AI to help prepare assessments'

Shetland Islands school staff invited to think about training to become teachers

Highlands & Islands

School staff invited to think about training to become teachers

Plans for new £75m Pailsey school given green light by Renfrewshire councillors

Plans for new £75m school given green light by council

Budding designers create life-changing inventions for people with disabilities in 10th annual Blackwood Design Awards

Edinburgh & East

Budding designers create life-changing inventions for people with disabilities

Two Scots universities to collaborate on climate change initiative

Primary school goes through five different headteachers in three years

Renfrewshire Council criticised over response to review of £60m school size blunder

Council criticised over response to review of £60m school size blunder

‘Broken-heart’ syndrome patients more likely to die than general population, research finds

North East & Tayside

Patients with broken-heart syndrome 'failed by current treatment'

New Queen Margaret University project encourages children in Edinburgh to swap screens for the outdoors

Edinburgh & East

New university project encourages children to swap screens for the outdoors

Scottish school pupil absence rates soar to record high as 40% of exam-age pupils miss a day a fortnight

School pupil absence rates 'soar to record-high post-pandemic'

EIS teaching union vows to ‘press on’ with campaign for more education funding in Scotland after Budget

Teaching union vows to ‘press on’ with campaign for more funding

Scottish Government to clear country’s more than £1m school meal debt, First Minister Humza Yousaf confirms

Scottish Government to clear country’s more than £1m school meal debt

Education experts call for S4 exams to be brought forward

Education experts call for S4 exams to be brought forward

Lecturers to return to work at City of Glasgow College as long-running dispute over proposed job cuts ends

Lecturers to return to work at college as long-running dispute ends

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