Primary 1 registration for children starting school opens early November
Renfrewshire parents and carers with children due to turn five soon are being asked to register them for school.
Local school in Paisley to receive fruit and veg from Tesco
Tesco is to invest £4m in a new scheme that will give young people in Paisley fruit and vegetables every day at school.
Fans of archaeology will enjoy a Roman treat at Paisley & District u3a’s next meeting
Professional archaeologist and heritage practitioner, Dr Alan Leslie shares why and how the Antonine Wall was built. He’ll also explore some less well-known facts about life as a Roman soldier.
Information event for parents and carers considering Gaelic schooling
Parents and carers with preschool children who are interested in them attending the Gaelic unit at West Primary School, Paisley, are encouraged to come along to an information event to
Scottish Government missing opportunity for real exams reform say Greens
The Scottish Government is missing an opportunity to move on from a Victorian-era exam system, says Scottish Greens West Scotland MSP, Ross Greer.
Paisley games student nominated for national award
A University of the West of Scotland (UWS) alumnus has been shortlisted for a prestigious national videogames award.
Young people invest in 90 hours of self-development during the summer holidays
Young people from Renfrewshire who experience social disadvantage or barriers to employment spent their six-week summer holidays committing to a variety of courses to further their career pathways, through a
Extend Child Benefit for your teen by 31 August
Parents have less than two weeks to tell HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) their 16-19 year-old is continuing education or training, or their Child Benefit payments will stop.
Young Renfrewshire children excited to start school for the first time
Children aged four and five were eager to start school at Gallowhill Primary School in Paisley, yesterday.
Tackling workplace dementia the focus of UWS-led £1.2 million project
University of the West of Scotland (UWS) researchers have secured a grant of £1.2 million to lead a national project tackling dementia in the workplace.