Exclusive Glasgow City Council now "extremely confident" that mentoring scheme can be saved
The city-wide programme has been threatened by budget cuts, but the council's treasurer now believes it can be rescued.
The city-wide programme has been threatened by budget cuts, but the council's treasurer now believes it can be rescued.
Earlier this week, a new report declared that the majority of pupils with additional support needs are being failed… and nobody was surprised.
Parents, teachers, trade-unionists and supporters are fighting budget plans that would involve the loss of up to 450 teachers over three years.
Cuts to a 'transformational' city-wide mentoring scheme would make the programme 'impossible to delivery' and put teachers under even more pressure.
In a motion to be considered later this week, Labour says that impending cuts are "unacceptable" and calls on the council “to urgently write to the Scottish Government to seek additional funding.”
Pupils at a school in the south of Scotland plan to take strike action on Monday to protest planned timetable changes for the coming year
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Following the closure of the School Library Outreach Service, schools across the city have spent nearly £20,000 buying resource that they were previously able to access free-of-charge.
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