Dunblane school and nursery has a bright future

coronavirus vaccine has urged jag refusers to ignore social media and get proper scientific evidence before making up their minds. Paula McMahon, 49, who has helped NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde vaccinate more than a million people, has witnessed many tears of joy and relief since vaccination began six months ago today.

iOS - Android Leading the musical contribution for this year’s event the Edinburgh-born singer/songwriter topped the UK Christian charts last month with his song; When I Found Jesus.A talented classical guitarist he studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.

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hottest days of the year for wearing shorts. They were told by staff that Moffat Academy’s dress code was strictly either trousers or a skirt.So Shane Richardson turned up for class the next day wearing his sister’s clobber in protest at the policy.

ambulance are at the scene of a 'road crash' in Edinburgh after a man was hit by a car. Emergency crews were called to Parkgrove Street at Queensferry Road at around 5.25pm on Thursday.

Bristol Street Motors – part of the same group as Scotland’s Macklin Motors – has dug deep to discover some of the ingenious ways in which people are featuring plants in their cars.

Get the latest Scottish parenting news sent straight to your inbox each week with our newsletter.Dumbarton’s biggest school has been recognised for the “special” achievement of being nominated for secondary school of the year.The Lennox Herald reported last month how Our Lady and St Patrick’s High had been shortlisted in this year’s Times Education Supplement awards.And education convener Karen Conaghan wished them well this week.She said: “Our schools have faced one of the most challenging

iOS - Android Laura told Lanarkshire Live : "I became RRS co-ordinator while completing my Masters in educational leadership and professional inquiry, so I decided to research children’s rights and it changed the whole school's values, vision and practices.

Perth will be scaled up. At a council meeting on Monday it was revealed there had been a recent increase in incidents, the latest being a group of 40 youths who were dispersed on Perth’s North Inch at the weekend.

Get the latest Scottish parenting news sent straight to your inbox each week with our newsletter.Hardworking primary seven pupils have made sure they don’t miss out on end-of-term celebrations by getting stuck in to some fundraising.Covid restrictions meant the St Peter’s Primary P7 pupils didn’t get to go on their annual residential week away to Lockerbie.Instead they decided to hold an activities week and fundraised to pay for it.They had a raffle with fantastic prizes donated by local

iOS - Android “While hospitality has opened up, we can embrace friends, have people into our homes, churches are still having to keep to a two metre distance."That means we cannot open our church building for worship on a Sunday as we can only fit 30 people in under this rule.“We are baffled as to why churches are under and will continue to be under some of the strictest restrictions and are prepared to take matters further if required.“We have spoken to other churches informally and we seem to

Scottish Government is encouraging eligible families to apply early for the School Age Payment when applications open on Tuesday, June 1. Eligible parents of children aged four and five are being encouraged to apply for financial support worth over £250.

Edinburgh Fringe Festival is "in danger" if the Scottish Government does not ease social distancing rules for venues within a fortnight, the organiser has warned. Shona McCarthy, chief executive of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, urged ministers to drop the current two-metre rule for venues to the one-metre rule used in hospitality.

Get the latest Scottish parenting news sent straight to your inbox each week with our newsletter.A Dunblane mum is hoping her own story of tragic loss will avoid other families being gripped by the impact of suicide.The woman, who doesn’t wish to be named, is raising awareness of the issue following the five-year anniversary of son Taylor’s passing and after receiving a range of support from a Stirling-based charity.Aspiring teacher Taylor took his own life at the age of 27 in March 2016 after

missing Scots teenager who was last seen leaving school this morning. Cops in West Dunbartonshire are looking to find Marissa Gallagher, 14, was last seen leaving the school in Kirkoswald Drive, Clydebank around 10.45am today and has not been seen or heard from since.

sex beast teacher who preyed on female pupils was slammed after he was jailed again - for abusing a young girl at least 100 times.Pervert William Wright, 80, is already serving a four-year prison sentence for abusing two girls in the 1970s and 1980s.Last month Wright, of Elderslie, Renfrewshire, admitted repeatedly sexually assaulting another former pupil between 1985 and 1990.And at Paisley Sheriff Court on Friday, the retired music teacher was blasted by a judge as he was hit with a further

Bank Holiday in May is just around the corner. Scots will be eagerly awaiting the next opportunity for a much-deserved break, with further restrictions eased on everyday life.

hedgehog died outside a Scots high school. A 13-year-old boy has now been charged in connection with 'wildlife crime offences.' He is the subject of a report to the Scottish Children's Reporters Administration.

school girl. The 11-year-old was targeted in Caberston Road, Walkerburn, at around 8.55am on Wednesday, May 19.

indoor hospitality and entertainment reopens across Scotland after months of closure following national lockdown measures, those who work in the emergency services, NHS and social care can now access a variety of exclusive discounts. Available through specialist discount service, Blue Light Card, frontline workers can get their hands on major savings from the likes of Starbucks, Toby Carvery, YO!, ODEON and Cineworld.