Educashun.

Carnegie is glad to see such major investment in Fife's schools, but as always the devil is in the detail. How many other projects aren't being undertaken or are left in the pipeline? But at least Fife's kids should get the benefit where the money is being spent.

"FIFE COUNCIL’S education committee has approved a £126 million plan to replace and refurbish some of the region’s schools. Over the next 10 years the Building Fife’s Future programme will see six new schools built and a further six refurbished as part of the council’s commitment to improving educational attainment and achievement for all. As well as a new primary in Dunfermline, the plans include a new secondary school for Kirkcaldy, and replacement schools for Burntisland Primary, Dunfermline High and Madras College, St Andrews, and either the replacement or refurbishment of Auchmuty High in Glenrothes. Extensive refurbishment works will also be carried out at the three Leven primary schools, Buckhaven High, St Andrew’s RC High in Kirkcaldy, and Woodmill High in Dunfermline."