Supporting students to establish careers in the Creative Industries has been given a boost by a collaboration between XpoNorth and the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).
LevelUp: Supporting UHI Students in Creative Industries
Scotland’s Schools: Time For Reflection
“The psychological impact of the outbreak and the necessary public health control measures are likely to have had significant social, emotional and developmental effects on many children and young people and, consequently, achievement.”
Orkney Funding Boost for Care Experienced Young People
Orkney Islands Council has been awarded £26,400 to invest in projects designed to boost the attainment of local care experienced children and young people.
Letters: ‘The Human Cost of Education’
“Politicians across the UK have shown themselves to have more concern for the integrity of “The System” than for the well being of young people.”
University of the Highland & Islands Publishes Ambitious Islands Strategy
The university is the only institution in Scotland to deliver the family of Foundation, Modern and Graduate apprenticeships
Orkney’s Director of Education Welcomes Decision on SQA Results Turnaround
“I am delighted that this effort across the country has now been recognised by John Swinney during his Parliamentary address today.”
A Safe Return to School
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that the pandemic has created the most severe disruption in the world’s education systems in history
Louise’s Story: A Mixed Race Child Growing Up in the UK
“I grew up in a small town in Lincolnshire which was and still is predominantly White. I went to school in that town and was the only person in the school that was not White (and this includes all the staff at the school).”
Building Research Capacity in Sub-Saharan Africa
The project will focus on Ethiopia, Somalia, and South Sudan, all of which are among the least developed countries in the world.
Support for Summer Leavers: Developing The Young Workforce
A programme of activities to support young people who have left school this summer has been launched .
