Helen Budge to retire from children’s services role
The director of the council’s children’s services, Helen Budge, will retire in September. Mrs Budge, who has held the position at Hayfield House for the…
READ FULL STORYThe director of the council’s children’s services, Helen Budge, will retire in September. Mrs Budge, who has held the position at Hayfield House for the…
READ FULL STORYCouncillors have approved a decision to mothball Fetlar Primary School on a temporary basis, as it currently has no children.
READ FULL STORYSchooling arrangements have been reviewed by Shetland Islands Council following news home learning will continue for most pupils until the middle of February.
READ FULL STORYApplications for children of key workers to be allowed to go to school has increased by more than 100 per cent on last year.
READ FULL STORYNew Covid-related guidance has been issued for schools, but concerns remain things may change if harder restrictions are imposed by government.
READ FULL STORYA council official says Shetland’s school absences are effectively monitored, after a report was released outlining attendance rates in all of Scotland’s local authority areas….
READ FULL STORYSchools in the isles – along with others throughout the country – will re-open full-time, as planned, on 11th August.
READ FULL STORYElected members and officials have responded after the First Minister outlined how and when children will return to school as part of Scotland’s much vaunted…
READ FULL STORYThe council’s director of children’s services, Helen Budge, has taken a key role in the Northern Alliance – the collaboration between eight Scottish local authorities
READ FULL STORYSchool pupils in the isles have performed at levels below the national average on numeracy, figures before elected SIC members have shown.
READ FULL STORYSchool pupils will soon enjoy shorter Fridays now that a new timetable is set to be rolled out.
READ FULL STORYPupils at two West Side primary schools are having to take in packed lunches as a result of a shortage in canteen staff. Members of…
READ FULL STORYShetland has been named the second-best place in the UK to bring up children for the second year running.
READ FULL STORYA move has been made to scotch rumours the new Anderson High School has been hampered by last-minute delays.
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