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POLICE are asking the public for their help in investigating an alleged incident of vandalism at the primary school in Whalsay.
A motor vehicle is said to have been driven on a grass area within the school grounds, and a bin was ripped from its fixed mounting, overnight from 28 to 29 January.
Anyone with any information that could assist the local police force with its investigation is asked to call telephone 101 or go along Lerwick Police Station.
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SHETLAND Samaritans has appointed Wilma Goodlad as director of its local branch.
Paying tribute to the outgoing director John Thomas, Goodlad said: “Under John’s lead, Shetland Samaritans ensured that is was able to operate safely throughout the pandemic, continuing to answer phones and emails from Linda Rose House, Charlotte Street in Lerwick.
BBC News
By Nichola Rutherford
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Live-streamed lessons will not be offered to all children in Scotland when the new school terms begins on Monday, according to BBC research.
Plans for remote learning during the latest lockdown reveal big disparities between Scotland s 32 councils.
Many say live online lessons will be part of a mix of different learning tools offered to pupils but some have ruled it out.
The Scottish government said a uniform approach would be counterproductive .
Instead the decision on the best approach has been left to individual schools and teachers.
The BBC news website asked all of Scotland s councils about their plans for digital teaching.