Innovation at Heart of Scottish Economy First Minister Humza Yousaf has announced long term funding to ensure innovation continues to grow and support Scotland’s economy. Annual funding of up to
All posts tagged in education6- Page
86Articles
Specialist to Lead Improvements Maths will be the first subject area to be updated as part of a new approach to improvement to ensure that Scotland’s curriculum remains engaging, forward
Undergraduate Funding In Line with Living Wage Scottish students will benefit from a ÂŁ2,400 increase to their annual support package from the start of the 2024-25 academic year. The new
Read, Write, Count with the First Minister The First Minister’s Read, Write, Count programme is helping to improve literacy and encourage a new generation of readers in Angus. New figures
Minister Sets Out Next Steps for Reform Arrangements to deliver funding support for learners beyond school is to be simplified as part of ongoing reforms to the education and skills
Agreement reached for full access in EU Research and Innovation programmes Minister for Higher Education Graeme Dey has welcomed the ratification of the agreement for UK participation in EU programmes,
Views Sought on New Qualifications Body & Inspectorate People are being asked to share their views to create a new national qualifications body and new approaches to inspection, as part
45 commitments to tackle barriers. Actions to help improve the lives of British Sign Language (BSL) users have been published as part of ongoing work to make Scotland the best
Last week was Challenge Poverty Week, established by Scotland’s anti-poverty network the Poverty Alliance. Since its launch in 2013, the Challenge Poverty week has done admirable work to draw attention
What You Need to Know The First Minister, Humza Yousaf, has launched Scotland’s Programme for Government 2023-24. The document lays out the Scottish Government’s priorities for the year ahead, with
