Schools Run Out of Cash to Buy Jotters Parents Fear Kidswill Go Short in Executive Efficiency Drive

Evening Times › May 02, 2005

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FURIOUS parents have been warned that their children's schools could be left without jotters because of budget cuts.

Kilbowie Primary in Clydebank must save pounds-12,400, leaving it with just 27p to provide exercise books, stationery and classroom materials for each pupil.

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Schools Run Out of Cash to Buy Jotters Parents Fear Kidswill Go Short in Executive Efficiency Drive

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