10/04/2014
Louise White asks whether pupils and teachers are ready for Scotland's new National 4 and National 5 qualifications.
TOPIC 1: LITTERING
Litter is ruining one of Scotland's most popular beauty spots, warns conversation charity Friends of Loch Lomond and Trossachs. The group say they have conducted a pre-Easter inspection and found rubbish strewn laybys along the banks of Loch Lomond. Chairman James Fraser, says he's calling for urgent action to introduce a more regular programme of litter clearance more fitting for one of Scotland's top tourist attractions.
Louise asks: Is littering ruining Scotland's beauty spots?
TOPIC 2: NEW EXAMS
Pupils are spending their Easter holidays in school to catch up with coursework for new school qualifications according to the Educational Institute of Scotland. The union's general secretary, Larry Flanagan, says delays had been caused by the difficulties schools have had implementing the new National 4 and National 5 qualifications.
Louise asks: Are pupils and teachers ready for Scotland's new school qualifications?
Extra Question:
And as the world's largest passenger plane, The Super Jumbo lands at Glasgow Airport, we'd like to hear about the most spectacular form of transport you've ever been in?
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