The closure of the poverty-related attainment gap is the central theme of Government education policy, so it is clear that the period of educational disruption that we are going through is a matter of great concern.
Month: April 2020
VIRUS: 64 MORE DEATHS IN SCOTTISH HOSPITALS
A further 64 patients have died in hospital, taking the total under that measurement to 1,184 in Scotland.
LOCKDOWN: 152 TICKETS AND EIGHT ARRESTS
One of the best television adverts urging people to obey the lockdown rules, I think, is Staey in the hoose and dae as yer telt!
VIRUS: BUSINESS HARDSHIP CASH TO ARRIVE IN MAY
Lifeline support for tourism and other business confirmed Economy Minister Fiona Hyslop and the Holyrood parliament. By Democrat reporter Support for the newly self-employed and
SOS FOR WAVERLEY TO CALL AT HELENSBURGH PIER
“Could we not do a ‘save our pier’ fund that we normal folks control. We could save the pier and then leave it to the Council to maintain it.”
LOCAL MSP CALLS FOR CLEAR ADVICE AMID COVID-19
“Universities do not only need help immediately but they will continue to require financial protection for a long time to come as they rebuild themselves from the damaging effects of covid-19.