| More boys seek help from child charity's counsellors A RECORD number of boys are contacting counsellors at ChildLine in Scotland, it has been revealed. news.scotsman.com |
Scotsman Archive: 5 October, 2000: McLeish admits need for exam supremo AN examinations tsar may be appointed to oversee the delivery of school qualifications in Scotland to prevent a repeat of the chaos surrounding this year's results. news.scotsman.com |
Football players help adult learners match their literacy goals AN ADULT literacy class at which football stars give lectures based on the methods of a Brazilian revolutionary writer has become the largest in Scotland. news.scotsman.com |
Pupils to stage premiere REHEARSALS are under way at a Lothian primary for a musical starring its pupils which is set to be premiered next month. news.scotsman.com |
Study heats up climate debate RISING temperatures linked to global warming are not just a sign of climate change but are also a cause of it, an Edinburgh University study has shown. news.scotsman.com |