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Free school meals rolled out to secondary pupils for first time, Swinney says

Free school meals rolled out to secondary pupils for first time, Swinney says

Strike ballot launched at University of the West of Scotland over proposed job cuts

Strike ballot launched at university over proposed job cuts

Primary schools urged to teach pupils first aid with rollout of national scheme

Primary schools urged to teach pupils first aid with rollout of national scheme

Dundee school launch stitcher appeal for 150th anniversary tapestry

North East & Tayside

Dundee school launch stitcher appeal for 150th anniversary tapestry

Jobs may be lost at Edinburgh private school Fettes College after fee VAT decision

Edinburgh & East

Jobs may be lost at private school after fee VAT decision

Alan Cumming to receive honorary degree from University of St Andrews

Alan Cumming to receive honorary degree from University of St Andrews

Edinburgh University staff strike in dispute over threat of job cuts

Edinburgh & East

Edinburgh University staff strike in dispute over threat of job cuts

Hubris, secrecy and a £122m bailout: Dundee scandal is a wake-up call for all universities

Insight

Hubris, secrecy and a £122m bailout: Dundee scandal is a wake-up call for all universities

Colin Mackay

Principals at Dundee University blamed for failures that led to financial crisis

North East & Tayside

Principals at Dundee University blamed for failures that led to financial crisis

Two-thirds of Scots believe sex education should be compulsory in schools, study reveals

Two-thirds of Scots believe sex education 'should be compulsory' in schools

Scottish Government guidance urges schools to ‘reinforce positive behaviour’ amid rising classroom violence

Schools urged to focus on 'reinforcing positive behaviour' amid rise in classroom violence

Care experienced young people: ‘I missed around half of school – I refused point-blank to go’

'I missed around half of school - I refused point-blank to go'

Aberdeen to become first Scottish university to open campus in Mumbai in India

North East & Tayside

Aberdeen to become first Scottish university to open campus in India

Care Inspectorate raise ‘significant concerns’ about Fife Council-run nursery

Edinburgh & East

Care Inspectorate raise 'significant concerns' about council-run nursery

Tributes paid to ‘inspirational’ Sir Geoff Palmer, Scotland’s first Black professor, after death aged 85

'An inspiration': Scotland's first Black professor dies at 85

Mum launches café to create jobs for young people with additional support needs in West Dunbartonshire

Mum launches café to create jobs for young people with additional support needs

Glasgow teacher struck off due to OnlyFans pictures ‘never thought she’d be caught’

Teacher struck off due to OnlyFans pictures 'never thought she'd be caught'

Legal challenge launched over location of new school campus in Tobermory on Isle of Mull

Legal challenge launched over new island school campus

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