Call for action to solve parking problem in Blairgowrie
A call has been made to solve parking problems in Blairgowrie
John Swinney MSP
Fife teacher launches whistleblowing website amid anger over ‘arrogant’ response to open letters
A whistleblowing website for teachers has been launched by a Fife educator after a series of anonymous open letters criticised the Scottish Government's record on schools.
Public given first access to V&A as Deputy First Minister claims it can ‘define purpose of Dundee for future’
Deputy First Minister John Swinney has hailed Dundee's "stunning" new V&A museum after welcoming the first members of the public to be given access to the £80 million facility.
Social networking tool Yammer reactivated for school staff despite concerns over pupil information
A maligned social networking tool has been reintroduced to Scottish schools despite ongoing concerns over access to pupil information.
Swinney has ‘very serious questions to answer’ as education bosses finally seek proper controls on school app
Authorities are attempting to fix safety concerns about a school networking app months after they were first warned of problems.
Education Secretary was warned of pornographic content and ineffective monitoring weeks before Yammer lockdown
Education Secretary John Swinney was warned of pornographic material circulating on a school social networking tool six weeks before a Courier investigation led to access being locked down.
Education Scotland order hard reset on school social networking app following major security breach
Education Scotland is facing "very difficult questions" after being forced to order a hard reset of all passwords across its national digital learning platform following a major security breach.
VIDEO: Pupils’ musical talents on show as Dundee’s new £28.7m academy officially opened
The new £28.7 million Baldragon Academy was officially opened by Deputy First Minister John Swinney on Wednesday morning.
Calls for “urgent review” after bosses pull plug on Yammer app over inappropriate content
The Scottish Government is facing calls for an "urgent review" into their own education department after being forced to pull the plug on a school social networking app following concerns over inappropriate content.
Education Secretary urged to intervene after drug dealers and predators discovered on school networking app
Education Secretary John Swinney has been urged to intervene after The Courier revealed how a social networking tool made available to every schoolchild in Scotland had been infiltrated by predators.