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'I lost two years of income when my son had to miss school'
Kirsti Hadley described her business as "my second baby" - but now relies on benefits to make ends meet.
Second-hand bedding a hit at St Andrews University
The recycled bedding has been distributed to new owners who have signed up to the scheme.
School week change bid faces further questions
Two teaching unions call for Dumfries and Galloway Council to postpone consultation over the move.
'I lost two years' income when my son had to miss school'
A Woman's Hour survey suggests almost three-quarters of mothers think Send support is "broken".
Scottish school uniform guidance says blazers should not be compulsory
Scottish government guidance encourages schools to consider affordability and sustainability in uniform policies.
Scottish government defeated in free school meals vote
Opposition parties say the Scottish government should fulfil its promise to give all primary pupils the benefit.
School closes amid 'urgent concerns' over ceilings
For this week the school will remain closed with remote learning in place from tomorrow.
Hundreds of SEN kids missing from school - report
The children's commissioner says it is a "scandal" that these children "are not on anybody's radars".
Quarter of Westminster primary school places empty
Declining pupil numbers were raised as a risk to school budgets, according to a new report.
Belongings of children in care put in bin bags and lost
Campaign to stop young children in care having to pack up their lives in bin bags
No quick fix to special-needs pupil failures, parents told
The schools minister promises reform but parents are frustrated with the lack of action.
'I worked two jobs at university to survive'
BBC Scotland speaks to two care-experienced students about their time at university.
'I worked two jobs at university to survive'
BBC Scotland speaks to two care-experienced students about their time at university.
Pupils to be shown assembly on respect after riots
Schools are bracing for tough conversations after the summer holidays were blighted by riots.
Region's high exclusion rate linked to deprivation
A study predicts the North East will continue to have the highest level of exclusion in England.
Rise in fines for term-time holidays won't stop us, say parents
Some say the threat of prosecution is not enough to stop them going on holiday for cheaper prices.
Private school calls VAT increase the final straw
The head teacher at the closing school says he is "absolutely heartbroken" over the outcome.
