Scottish Borders
Not enough specific news from Abbotrule. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Scottish Borders.
New initiative to provide additional training for motorcyclists and young drivers following a successful speed limit trial.
New facilities include a larger shelter, improved lighting, and a wider plaza to enhance accessibility and comfort for bus users.
Inspectors note enhanced learning, teaching, and pupil engagement, with strong leadership driving positive changes.
Annual opportunity with University of the Highlands and Islands provides PGDE Secondary programme for aspiring teachers in the region.
Councillors give in-principle approval for a new Gaelic immersion class in the Tweeddale area, subject to staffing and funding.
Interactive CGI challenge at Tweedbank aimed to educate participants on cybersecurity and AI risks in a fun, problem-solving environment.
The school has been recognised for its commitment to children's voices and embedding play-based learning throughout its curriculum.
The College Sector of the Future project invites students to share their experiences and ideas for improving the college system.
The college partnered with Borders Fractional Growth (BFG) Partners to deliver practical workshops for business students.
New 'Missing Share Scheme' aims to overcome barriers to essential property maintenance in the Scottish Borders.
A new grant scheme aims to boost community involvement and create a lasting legacy from the upcoming Grand Départ.
Community event marks bicentenary of the River Tweed crossing, a vital link for generations.
