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Families slam council for pushing ahead with closure of 'vital' support service
Council's plea to government on school toilets went unanswered as election loomed
'Real-life' maths is booming in Scottish classrooms
Fire-damaged Mackintosh Building needs new action plan
RIAS and RIBA call for 'national response' to rebuild fire-hit Mackintosh Building
New £38m Glasgow student accommodation officially opens with 321 studios
Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art is 'gone forever' says architect
Wasted millions... and the council still wants to claw back £40k from a parent
Glasgow Caledonian University offers mental health support to Commonwealth athletes
Glasgow School of Art settles long running dispute with insurers over Mack fire
Mackintosh Building can never be exact replica of original, GSA chair says
Glasgow School of Art cannot afford to rebuild world-renowned Mackintosh Building
'SNP promised help for students to come from Gaza - so where is it?'
Getting it right for every child? Not with 12,000 severely absent from school
Exam board admits process alleging AI cheating from pupil was not 'fair and robust'
The childcare crisis forcing Scottish parents to choose work or family
Edinburgh scientists develop blood test to detect autoimmune disease years earlier
University of Glasgow news, interviews and updates on the university
'I've seen war and chaos across the world - what I saw in the West Bank shook me'
'Damn the consequences': Ancient university accused of breaching governance rules
The cost beyond campus: Businesses fear for future amid university cuts
Who decided? Pressure grows on Glasgow City Council over parent's £43,000 legal bill
Greater investment in our schools is needed for ASN pupils
In order to achieve phone-free classrooms, will we need to go hands on?
Scrapping tuition fees was meant to help Scots students. Now it's shutting them out.
'I would rather go bankrupt - they are not getting a penny from me'
University staff to stage five weeks of strikes as students return to studies
Cycle lanes abound, but are they wheelly all that necessary?
Dundee University appoints fourth principal in less than two years
University of Glasgow helps students turn business ideas into startups
If only we had a company that could do justice to the West Highland Line
'My son would rather die than go to school': Mums at 'breaking point' over attendance
Mortonhall Primary School in Edinburgh completes £4.6 million expansion project
Edinburgh University student to compete at Commonwealth Games after graduation
'I was handed a £42,686 bill. Now I fear who will volunteer next'
Two new archaeology trails on a remote Scottish island launched on Uist Unearthed app
Edinburgh researchers develop faster, cheaper way to detect lung cancer gene changes
Legal battle after high school teacher 'fired over sharing abortion views'
Thousands of academics descend on Scottish capital for 'landmark' event
Heriot-Watt University closes clearing to all Scottish applicants as funding cap hit
Glasgow University staff could strike in early Autumn 'if cuts not reversed'
Why universities must stop competing for status and rankings
Glasgow City Council urged to halt £44k legal bid against parents over teacher cuts
What counts as an additional support need, and how have things changed over time?
From Highlands to Glasgow: How absences and reduced timetables impacts education
The shocking rise in children missing half the school year in Scotland
The international student boom transformed Scottish universities - now what?
University crisis: How one degree type burst the international student bubble
The photographer who cheated death 12 times to capture 'unseen' images
VAT on private schools pushes pupils into Edinburgh’s overcrowded state classrooms
BBC Scotland political editor awarded honorary doctorate by Edinburgh Napier
New strikes at Glasgow university as staff overwhelmingly vote to walk out
We fought to stop Glasgow City Council cutting teachers - now they're billing us £44k
Why the fight to save Scotland's smallest high school matters far beyond the Glenkens