Police investigating fraud allegations at City of Glasgow College
A member of staff has been suspended.
Fears over safety of two high schools built on toxic waste site
Concerned parents have pulled their children out of two schools built on a toxic waste site in North Lanarkshire amid growing health concerns.
Lecturers hit out out the £125,000 salary for new Glasgow Kelvin College boss
Lecturers have hit out out the £125,000 salary of a new college principal arguing staff are being shortchanged.
Glasgow school once deemed 'a lost cause' now sees poverty as no excuse
The blight of poverty was a ready excuse for some of the lowest exam results in the UK at this school...
Higher education on the rise and transforming lives in deprived Glasgow areas
Poor areas of the city have been transformed, with nearly a quarter now going on to higher education at university or college.
Councils urged not to punish pupils for climate strike
Councils are being urged not to punish pupils for leaving school to take part in climate change strikes - as long as they have permission from their parents.
Future Glasgow's single-sex state school Notre Dame High to be discussed next week
A consultation on whether to let boys into Scotland's last remaining state-funded single-sex school will be considered by officials next week.
Glasgow school - one of the last private girls’ secondaries in Scotland - to close
A GLASGOW school – one of the last private girls’ secondaries in Scotland – is set to close as a result of falling pupil numbers.
Unions threaten first-ever strike at Scotland's exam body
Staff morale within SQA has been described as being 'at an all-time low'.
Free music tuition in Glasgow that costs council £2m seen as a core to the curriculum
PUPILS in Glasgow don't pay for music tuition after the council scrapped fees nearly a decade ago and schools are reaping the rewards.
