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NUS Scotland Vice President Education election debate

Fri 17 Feb 2012

Candidate Graeme Kirkpatrick answers questions on widening access and FE representation.

 
NUS Scotland LGBT Awards

Thu 16 Feb 2012

The NUS Scotland LGBT Awards are back, bigger & better - LGBT Officer Nathan Sparling explains...

 
Edinburgh's Equal Marriage March

Thu 16 Feb 2012

Over a thousand march for Equal Marriage on Valentine's Day

 
NUS Nations presidents summit

Thu 16 Feb 2012

NUS Scotland President Robin Parker and NUS Wales President Luke Young talk about how the Nations can best work together

 
NUS Scotland President election debate

Thu 16 Feb 2012

Candidates Robin Parker and Charandeep Singh debate Scottish Independence and RUK fees.

 
Fair to Care Motion for College and University Carer's Strategies

Wed 08 Feb 2012

NUS Scoland Women's Campaign has produced a model motion which students can propose to their Student Council and to the Executive of their Students' Association.

 
Protection of college bursary budget a 'victory for students'

Wed 08 Feb 2012

The Scottish Government has confirmed it will reverse the proposed cut of £11.4m for college bursaries as the Budget is voted on today, protecting college bursary funding.

 
Fight for better funding for student carers

Fri 03 Feb 2012

The NUS Scotland Women's Campaign is looking for students with caring responsibilities to come forward and share their experience of being a student carer.

 
 
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Welcome to NUS Scotland. My name is Robin Parker and, as President, I head up the 12 other executive officers who lead the organisation.

We’ve won much for students in the past two years. Our Budget for Bursaries campaign secured £15million in bursary support for FE students and we were able to save EMA. Our Reclaim Your Voice campaign resulted in over 85% of new members of the Scottish parliament committing to not introducing tuition fees, protecting graduate numbers and college places and improving student support.

We secured a third party tenancy deposit scheme, delivered £1,200 additional cash for the poorest students, abolished the graduate endowment, stopped the drinking age being raised to 21 and secured £2million in dedicated childcare funding for student parents.

Over the next year we’re prioritising getting more money into students’ pockets and making sure access to education is based on ability, not the ability to pay.

If you have any questions about our campaign, please get in touch.

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