TesMedia coverage · 12 Jan 2018Falkirk, for example, is planning a “secondary senior phase review” to save £2 million over two years by narrowing pupils’ options.
Tes survey of Scottish council budget proposals found Falkirk planning a 'secondary senior phase review' to save £2m over two years that would cut teachers by 40, while Clackmannanshire proposed reducing secondary subject choices.
Falkirk
Clackmannanshire
South Ayrshire
South Lanarkshire
MorayPeople named: Jim Thewliss
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Falkirk, for example, is planning a “secondary senior phase review” to save £2 million over two years by narrowing pupils’ options.
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