In 2015 Nicola Sturgeon said closing the attainment gap between the richest and the poorest pupils was her top priority and appointed John Swinney to do it.
Commenting on education priorities in Scotland.
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It means that if there are complaints they will be treated with respect and looked at. But we don’t have complaints at the moment.
Labour is changing lives for the better across the UK and making the big arguments about the future of the country.
That's why we need to get education back at the heart of Scottish politics and make our system world leading again.
I don’t think there is any prime minister in history that has lost popularity at the rate the previous prime minister did, and the rate at which that happened was particularly challenging.
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