Michael Marra: “If we don't change, we'll be here again in five years. And how's that going to feel?”

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.

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.

My first priority in all of this is that people have a right to come to their work and do their job and to feel they can speak up about any issue at any time.

Now it is time to show them what we are for – a fairer Scotland, cutting child poverty and giving every young person a fair go in life.