Cotham School asked to attend period poverty summit after pupil denied toilet pass

Lucy Arnold, 28, was scouted by a teacher who was impressed that she was managing director of her own leisurewear company.

But the school pulled the plug on her chat to business studies students after learning of her lack of university qualifications.

The teacher even told Lucy she

Lucy Arnold, 28, was scouted by a teacher who was impressed that she was managing director of her own leisurewear company.

But the school pulled the plug on her chat to business studies students after learning of her lack of university qualifications.

The teacher even told Lucy she

A West Lothian pupil has become the first person from the area to win a national public speaking competition.

Meg Wishart (S5) from Broxburn Academy has taken the top place in the English Speaking Union National Public Speaking Competition.

The competition which has been running in

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National assessments for primary pupils will be reformed following feedback from teachers, Education Secretary John Swinney has said.

A forum comprised mainly of P1 teachers has recommended a “clear national rationale” is published setting out possible purposes and uses of the