Madras College pupils tell the real story behind Scotland's school statistics
Pupils in Courier Country say statistics about teacher numbers and class sizes won't guarantee them a good education. (...)
Scottish Government rejects claim of 'quiet crisis' in schools
Teacher numbers have fallen to their lowest point since 2007, according to new figures. (...)
EIS gathers support for newly-qualified teachers
Thousands of people have signed a petition to the Scottish Parliament calling for ministers to secure jobs for newly-qualified teachers. (...)
Holyrood anger over cuts to Dundee's schools
Plans to cut more than £4 million from Dundee's education budget have been condemned at Holyrood. (...)
Scottish education 'getting worse, not better'
The Scottish Government has been accused of "failing" the nation's schools after it emerged that teacher numbers have plummeted for the second year in a row. (...)
Scottish Government caps primary one class sizes at 25
All primary one classes in Scotland have been capped at a maximum of 25 pupils as part of Scottish Government attempts to drive down class sizes. (...)
SNP claims about Dundee primary class sizes disputed
A claim by the city council's SNP administration that Dundee is already meeting the new upper limit of 25 pupils for primary one classes has been disputed by a Labour MSP. (...)
War of words over Dundee primary class sizes
A fall-out between two Dundee politicians has ensued over the revelation that more than 100 primary 1–3 classes in the city still exceed the maximum 18 pupils to a class target set by the Scottish Government. (...)
EIS conference demands cuts in class sizes, not in pay
Scotland's teachers want cuts in class sizes, but not their salaries. (...)
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Education chief's warning over class-size cuts
Further reduction of primary class sizes "cannot be achieved within existing resources", Perth and Kinross Council will be warned this week. (...)
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