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Head of Highland education lays out plans for pupils return to school

Head of Highland education lays out plans for pupils return to school
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More options on the route to employment

FUTURE OF EDUCATION The college’s Foundation Apprenticeship frameworks cover accountancy, business skills, social services, children and young people, social services and healthcare with creative and digital media in the next academic term FOR SCOTLAND’S senior high school pupils, taking the first steps into the world of work can be a daunting process. The team at South Lanarkshire College understands the pressures facing young people and has expanded its Foundation Apprenticeship programme this year to help young people unlock their full potential. As a result, many students across a range of disciplines, are a little closer to achieving their dreams.

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Decline in subject choices for S4 pupils in Tayside and Fife creating a postcode lottery

© PA Archive/Press Association Ima The drop in subject choice has created a postcode lottery , according to Scottish Conservatives spokesman Jamie Greene. For the latest news and developments affecting children, parents and teachers across Tayside and Fife, sign up for our weekly Schools and Family newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Schools and Family newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Subject choices have declined for S4 pupils in the majority of Tayside and Fife schools over the last five years, new figures have revealed. Data shows almost three quarters of Scottish secondary schools saw subject choice, known as entries, narrow from 2014 to 2020.

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