Scottish Government pledges £1.6m to prevent young people being drawn into crime
17 August 2018
£800,000 per year will be put into extending the whole system approach to preventing youth offending
University of Strathclyde manufacturing research centre to receive £96m from UK Government
14 August 2018
The Advanced Forming Research Centre is one of seven high-value manufacturing Catapult centres...
Pupils across Scotland to receive exam results
7 August 2018
With around 135,000 students awaiting results, Skills Development Scotland is running a free...
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14 February 2018
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Taking back control: Politics and young people
8 February 2018
Holyrood talks to a group of young people about votes at 16, social media and the relationship...
Changing perceptions: Scotland's Year of Young People
8 February 2018
2018 is the Year of Young People but will it actually make a difference to their lives? ...
Creative Scotland U-turn reinstates the funding for five theatre companies
7 February 2018
Five theatre companies reinstated after public outcry over Creative Scotland cuts
Sharing the care: interview with Fiona Duncan, chair of the independent care review
7 February 2018
Holyrood sits down with Fiona Duncan, chair of the Independent Review of Scotland’s Care System, to...
EU students coming to Scotland in 2019/20 to get free tuition despite Brexit
1 February 2018
Scottish Government extends free tuition offer to EU students for another year
Headteacher's charter plan fails to win support of majority of headteachers
31 January 2018
Unions question feasibility of plans to increase powers of headteachers
Maree Todd on her journey into politics
31 January 2018
Exclusive interview with the Minister for Childcare and Early Years, on cuddles, currency and...
Creative Scotland to review options in the wake of outcry over funding decisions
30 January 2018
Creative Scotland board meeting brought forward to “take stock” of outcry over regular funding...
EIS college lecturers vote to accept terms and conditions deal
30 January 2018
End in sight for long-running college lecturers dispute