Invergowrie mum urges thieves to return wheelchair that is a ‘lifeline’ for autistic Kade, 7
Police are hunting heartless thieves who stole a little boy's wheelchair and took it for a joyride.
education
Students call on Perth College chiefs to ‘be brave’ and ‘make tough decisions’ on cash crisis
A student body has urged bosses at crisis-hit Perth College to make "real change and rapid progress" to safeguard jobs and improve staff morale.
Perthshire family launch legal fight for Dylan, 12, who is stuck in a class on his own
A Perthshire mum is facing a bitter legal battle to get her son back to school.
Children must be taught to be discerning, headteacher to tell conference
Young people must be taught to be discerning and to understand how their views can be manipulated online, a leading headteacher is expected to say.
University recalls students from Hong Kong
A university has recalled students on exchange programmes in Hong Kong as civil unrest continues.
Angus high school put on ‘lockdown’ after excluded pupil who wielded knife returns to campus
An Angus school was put on "lockdown" yesterday after an excluded pupil who was previously removed from the premises while wielding a knife was spotted walking around campus.
Teachers facing increased levels of violence in Fife schools
Fife teachers are facing three incidents of violent or threatening behaviour in schools every day, new figures have revealed.
Inverkeithing High School site decision called in for review
A decision on preferred sites for the replacement of Inverkeithing High School has been called in for review.
NUS manifesto outlines issues students want addressed in General Election
The National Union of Students (NUS) has launched its manifesto, outlining the issues students will be looking at when voting in the General Election.
Push for inquiry into financial management at crisis-hit Perth College
Pressure is growing to hold a public inquiry into financial management at crisis-hit Perth College