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Parents face hike in school trip costs PARENTS face a 20 per cent rise in the cost of school trips because of changes to the tax system brought in by the European Union.

Afghanistan fighting makes sure poppy is still a potent symbol IT HAS been a momentous year for our armed forces. Not only did the last man to fight in the trenches die, but the young men and women of today's army have suffered a bloody time in Afghanistan.

Spy headhunters set sights on Scots students THE assassination attempts and sports cars made famous by super-spy James Bond are "myths and misconceptions".

Student death is sixth in seven years CAMPAIGNERS have called for awareness to be raised about a seafront danger spot after a student plunged to his death and the cliffs claimed their sixth victim in seven years. .

Village school with two pupils to close

Health academy will address global illnesses

Scotsman Archive: Conservative housing proposals 7 November, 1950

It's top billing for Napier's model student

Parents to get their say on education in Edinburgh

Writers drop in at libraries

Pupil wins exam medal

How long does it take six high-flying pupils to reach school? Only 47 seconds

School sends home 160 pupils in flu scare

Heads unhappy with school inspections

Primaries get record results in three Rs

Students set to row, row, row their boat

Downing Street honour for nursery

Pupils help get across Saint's day message

Pupils' Indian mission

Student claims writing award

Another SNP election pledge has yet to bear fruit, complain critics

Scotland to get new college campus by 2013

Closure plan raises fears over pupils' road safety

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