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What future for Gaelic schools in the capital?

Cllr Mary Campbell examines the options for a Gaelic-medium secondary school in Edinburgh


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Green gains at all levels

Changing policy on the start age at school is just one of many ways in which Greens are making a difference, says Mary Campbell


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Shaping Edinburgh for a green recovery

Edinburgh is still a city where the car is king, says Lorna Slater. Our recovery plans should embrace space for socialising, walking, wheeling and cycling without the fug of toxic traffic fumes.


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Greens pledge 360 teachers in Edinburgh to help schools recovery

More funding to reduce teacher workload in Greens Holyrood manifesto


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Healthy, happy bairns

Alison Johnstone writes about Scottish Greens’ commitment to play-based learning at kindergarten for three to six year-olds before starting formal primary education.


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Safe and supported

Everyone has the right to feel safe and supported says Alison Johnstone.


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Getting schools back safely

More needs done to get schools up and running safely, says Alison Johnstone.


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Green councillors slam decision to restrict climate strikers to one event a year

Green councillors have criticised a decision by the majority of Education Committee members today to limit school climate strikers to only one authorised absence a year.


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City Council backs climate striking school pupils

City of Edinburgh Council has today agreed that school students absent in support of “climate strikes” will not be punished for doing so.


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Edinburgh PPP schools fiasco: trust gulf remains, say Greens

Green councillors have claimed a “trust gulf” remains between school communities in Edinburgh affected by a buildings fiasco in 2016 and the private company in charge of the schools.