🏫 Scotland's 342 schools ranked best to worst according to latest league table

Jun 23, 2022

Ginny Sanderson

Engagement journalist

Good morning Voornaam,

Welcome to your daily update from The Scotsman.

5 key stories this morning

League tables: Scotland’s 342 schools ranked from best to worst
Rail strike: Second nationwide rail strike begins
Polls open in crucial by-elections for Boris Johnson
Cost of living crisis: Scot Gov yet to decide on what to do with £41m
Syrian refugee speaks candidly to The Scotsman

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	In full: Scotland’s 342 schools ranked from best to worst according to the 2022 High School League Table

	The best schools in Scotland have been named in the 2022 High School League Table from The Times.

In full: Scotland’s 342 schools ranked from best to worst according to the 2022 High School League Table

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