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School libraries in Aberdeen receive funding to address Covid challenges

School libraries in Aberdeen receive funding to address Covid challenges Updated: 19/02/2021, 9:59 am © PRESS AND JOURNAL Aberdeen Grammar School Two schools in Aberdeen have received funding as part of a Scotland-wide package designed to help combat disruption caused by Covid-19 school closures. Seaton Primary and Aberdeen Grammar School will receive £4,150 and £1,400 respectively. The Scottish Government’s School Library Improvement Fund (SLIF), which was introduced in 2017 to support creative and innovative projects within the school library sector, is a grant scheme administered by the Scottish Library and Information Council (SLIC). The fund supports activities within school libraries that contribute to the delivery of key education priorities.

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School libraries across the north and north-east awarded more than £25,000 for innovative projects

School libraries across the north and north-east awarded more than £25,000 for innovative projects
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Aberdeen University alumnus John Macleod s pioneering work brought us the miracle of insulin

Updated: February 2, 2021, 12:06 pm © Supplied by Collage of two shutt Macleod, left, and Frederick Banting, right, were responsible for the pioneering work. Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up It’s a discovery which has saved and enhanced the lives of at least 350 million people during the last 100 years. Yet few will be aware of the prominent role played by a Perthshire-born, Aberdeen-educated scientist in the development and production of insulin, one of the most significant achievements in the history of medical research.

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Former Aberdeen teacher cleared of sex attacks on pupils

Former Aberdeen teacher cleared of sex attacks on pupils © Kenny Elrick/DCT Media A former teacher has been cleared of sexually assaulting pupils at an Aberdeen school. Thomas Neill Montgomery had been on trial at Aberdeen Sheriff Court accused of lewd, indecent, and libidinous practices and behaviour towards two pupils at Aberdeen Grammar School in the 1990s. The 68-year-old had denied two charges, the first alleging that he touched one girl’s legs and attempted to touch her genitals on various occasions, and the second that he touched another female pupil on the leg on one occasion. Mr Montgomery, of Burns Road, Aberdeen, denied the charges, and he has now been acquitted after Sheriff Margaret Hodge upheld a defence submission.

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