Education writer James McEnaney reflects on his attendance at the Open University in Scotland graduation ceremony, where hundreds of people's achievements were recognised and celebrated.
A multiple graduate of the OU explains how the institution helped her rediscover her love of literature and build a passion for education.
The now-retired feminist academic says that studying with the OU changed her life for the better.
The supermodel, broadcaster, activist and film-maker, who will be recognised for her contribution to arts, culture and social justice in the UK, described the award as an “incredible honour.”
Jennifer Bratton graduated from the OU in 2022, thirty years after her father had completed his own studies while at sea.
It has now been more than two months since The Herald first reported on what has become the latest in a seemingly endless line of SQA scandals.
The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) has warned of the dire consequences for children affected by the ongoing conflicts in the region.
The new programme - the first in more than 150 years - will address “the challenges and benefits offered by life in remote and rural communities”.
A review into the 2024 marking of Higher History is still incomplete, and standards are still unclear, months after courses started.
Seamab provides specialist care and education for children with complex emotional needs, but their existing building is not fit for purpose.
