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Saturday, 17th May 2008

Schools in Edinburgh

Cutbacks blamed as school gives teachers their jotters COUNCIL cutbacks have been blamed for a secondary school losing two teachers from a department regarded as its best.

Exercise for pupils: 'The move will be welcomed by many parents' IT is not before time that schools have been set firm targets of delivering two hours of physical education for all schoolchildren in a fresh effort to tackle rising child obesity.

Obesity fight 'needs hearts and minds' THE city's education leader today called for more be done to win over children's "hearts and minds" in the effort to tackle obesity.

School's out as tap floods crumbling Porty High Pupils sent home as building is damaged by water

Extra security after youths raid former school

Pupils take on green mantle for eco-day

Parents snub local highs as one in five pupils is sent elsewhere

The Edinburgh primary schools that parents want to avoid

Cardinal helps mark school completion

Headteacher fears pupils will lose out as budget crisis looms

Portobello pupils' magnificent seven

Parents join forces in fight to save four primaries from axe

Schools vow to delete the cyber bullies

Major projects face review after 'serious failings' over school

Mobile phone misuse: 'The authorities must come down hard on abusers'

Standard grades to be axed in exams system shake-up

Four Edinburgh schools back in firing line

Blind pupils get a feel for new garden

Good marks for city primary

Edinburgh schools fail to fit in PE

PE lessons: 'The attitude towards PE has got to change'

School campaign wins bog-standard loos fight

Countdown to axing schools

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