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Wednesday, 9th July 2008

Education

Too-wit-too-Who? Why children know more about Daleks than delights of nature ONE is a merciless killer that causes terror when it glides into action – the other is a Dalek.

Delays for plans to axe schools in PPP upgrade The only remaining junior secondaries in Scotland have had a temporary reprieve, writes Fiona MacLeod, after parents forced councillors into a costly U-turn

Hugh Reilly: Weeks of freedom kicked off with mounting misery IT IS true that the two best things about being a teacher are the months of July and August. With 47 days to while away before returning to the House of Pain, Sir is a Timelord with not a Dalek in sight.

The false economy of not investing in a productive future for our school leavers NEW Scottish Government statistics indicate that the number of school leavers who remain out of education, employment or training stands at 13 per cent.

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From the chalkface

Inside universities: The future looks rather vague

Attempt to remove college directors

Heriot-Watt hands out degrees to top trio

Investing in students is investing in the future

University's green claims hit by survey

Filmmakers to get a shot at training

A trip back in time for kids

Pupils enjoy perfect record

Timber retreat on timetable

A child's look at pond life

Pupils celebrate 40th

Professor spreads the word on joy of text

Parents fear budget cuts are pushing up school class sizes

Fellowship award for two city scientists

Hundreds see Queen open campus

Drama over acting degrees

Academics to meet for talks on Europe

Tegan pipes up in London

Garden in full bloom

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