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Although the origins of Callendar House date back to the 11th century – with the section of the Antonine Wall that runs nearby going back another 900 years – the mansion that stands today owes most to the Georgian period of 1740 to 1830

It was the first day of the school holidays, but six S2 girls from Graeme High in Falkirk and their art teacher, Audrey Duguid, were not chilling out at home

It is a popular belief these days that children “just can’t concentrate” because of excessive time spent playing computer games and watching television, writes Deedee Cuddihy

Moose-hide boots, caribou stew and frozen eyelashes – they’re all part of the job for National Museums of Scotland curator Chantal Knowles

A new board game to engage young people in the “fundamental issues of human rights and freedom of expression” was launched in Glasgow this month