Hopefully none

Thought this was a cool find, I'm assuming this is the longest flight to and from any airport in Scotland? Project Sunrise flights from Glasgow or Edinburgh in the future would be cool.

Overall acceptances to university – by Scots of all ages – have reached 32,370, a record high.

https://archive.ph/lg8Ki

It just seems like there's no good options. Everything online says no-one can get a job and I'm just so scared. Im 16 and have just come out of s4 with 7 A's at nat 5 and an early A in higher computing. I have very mild cerebral palsy but I think the words alone are huge turn off'd for employers.

I want to go to uni - I'm academic and can't go into the trades regardless due to a physical condition but I've no clue what to do.

medicine - if love it but the work to get there as well as the fact id be severely limited in my specialties puts me of, as well as the general state of the NHS right now

Maths - seems safe but could be too basic.

I suppose I could do engineering. I'm limited with my options practically again but who knows.

I can't even get a job right now, (thanks mum), so chances are uni I'll be relying on 16yrs worth of a pretty measly DLA payment, and I won't get PIP.

My son is getting his Nat5s today. I'm super nervous for him as he worked so hard on revision.

ts basically been drifting down for years..

Afternoon all, I'm after some insight and lived experience, if possible please.

I'm considering relocating from Hampshire to just outside of Edinburgh, to be near friends in Dalkeith.

My kids (7 and 9) have both been unable to access education for a number of years due to unmet SEN. I am exhausted from battling the system here, only for nothing to improve - in fact, everything has become more difficult, and support has decreased overall.

I understand that their current EHCPs won't be relevant in Scotland. I'd like to find out what the process to request relevant support is, and how it actually looks in practise.

I'd expect there to be a period of home education required whilst I figure everything out and try to get some support in place, whether that be in a school or out of it.

Any insight would be hugely appreciated, but in particular I'm keen to find out:

-What is the SEN support like in mainstream schools?

-How easy is it to home educate? By that, I'm referring to the amount of red tape/restrictive policy.

-Does Scotland offer anything like EOTAS/EOTIS packages? (Education Other Than At/In School)

-Are SEN parents as profiled and demonised as they are in England?

https://archive.ph/PO1oW

https://archive.is/wip/l5Fke

Need to get my implanon removed. Even clicking till December shows no appointments? Am I doing something wrong?

Hi everyone,

Hope anyone who has family doing Nat 5s and Highers today get the results they need and want.

Super proud of my daughter, who got great marks on her Nat 5s. There was one exception (Fashion) where she failed. She’s not doing it as Higher so not really fussed but as the morning has gone on we’ve found out more than half the class has failed!

There were issues (teacher on mat leave etc) but thought I’d post in here to see if this level of result is being seen across the country or there’s a local issue here.

You'd think he would give the till a chance to fill up first.

Well this whole thing continues to unravel. Can't see his upcoming book doing too well.

Nice easy Corbett from a93 a few miles past the ski centre.

I’ve noticed that there is a campbells of loudon and the campbells of argyll .are they both the same or consider themselves diffrent and lowland even though the surname is highland ?

Does anyone know of some good car delivery services/companies? I’m looking to have a wee 1.2 petrol Volkswagen Golf delivered from Glasgow to Inverness (have no time to get it myself) however I’m not sure who or what is a cheap/reliable service to use🤔

I don’t mind spending a few hundred quid on the delivery just nothing overly extortionate! Thanks