Debate and commentary on universities, schools and education policy in Scotland.
I’M A MUM OF FOUR CHILDREN, aged 33 to 13, so I’ve seen first-hand how much our education system has
HOW EARLY IS TOO EARLY? It is a question thousands of Scottish parents are now asking as more emerges about
IN THE FINAL PAGES of his new book The Shortest History of Scotland, Murray Pittock lays out a disconcerting irony:
IT WAS A RELIEF to finally say publicly what I’ve believed for years. As I rose to deliver my maiden
WHEN I FIRST ANALYSED parental perceptions of the value of apprenticeship learning in 2022, 46 per cent of Scots championed
I WENT TO a private independent school, as did my children, and now my grandchildren. On occasion I have been
WRITING A MANIFESTO on Scottish education is not easy. Anecdotally, I hear reports of children vaping and playing on their
WHEN THE SCOTTISH SUN revealed that pupils as young as thirteen were being assigned work promoting SNP talking points from
SCOTTISH EDUCATION was once the gold standard of the world, but in the last twenty years has plummeted from being
DANNY KRUGER, Reform UK’s MP for East Wiltshire, credits reading C.S. Lewis with his conversion to Christianity. Most people know