What is the future for Luing School?
Argyll and Bute Council is hosting a drop-in session on the future of Luing School on Thursday May 26 from 10am to 7pm at the Atlantic Islands Centre
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‘We need our own head teacher’: Tiree rejects council’s school reform
The council’s plan for collective school headships has been strongly opposed by islanders on Tiree – the island serving as the council’s ‘successful’ model for the proposal
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Mull left ‘disengaged, disillusioned and distrustful’ by school reform
A public meeting of 350 people on Mull – 10 per cent of the island’s population – failed to find a single person in favour of Argyll and Bute Council’s plan to replace head teachers
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Council ‘stops’ skipped Gaelic books going back to schools
Argyll and Bute Council has apologised for dumping Gaelic school books in a skip by its old education offices in Oban, but parents who rescued 1,800 say they cannot redistribute these books back to schools because the council banned headteachers from talking to them
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Council vows to help save Kilchrenan Primary
Council officials have pledged to do all they can to save a village primary school after plans to ‘mothball’ the facility were approved
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Council ‘stops’ skipped Gaelic books going back to schools
Argyll and Bute Council has apologised for dumping Gaelic school books in a skip by its old education offices in Oban, but parents who rescued 1,800 say they cannot redistribute these books back to schools, because the council has banned headteachers from talking to them
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Cruachan calls up apprentices
Cruachan Power Station is celebrating National Apprenticeships Week with masterclasses for local schools, to help young people kickstart their careers
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West Coast wildlife charity reaches milestone
From the classroom to the high seas – Hebridean charity inspires 10,000 school kids to protect our oceans