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6th October 2000, 1:00am

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More Scottish Qualifications Authority news - or, more precisely, the Scottish School Board Association newsletter, Grapevine.

The latest edition has some timely advice from that renowned legal ambulance-chaser Cameron Fyfe of Ross, Harper and Murphy entitled: “What can parents do if they are not happy with the exam results process” (question-mark missing). Proceed with a test case against them,the sage advises.

This will not be good news for Dennis Gunning, the SQA’s director of development. By dint of excellent page planning, Gunning’s apologia - accompanied by upbeat hopes for the future - appears on the reverse of Fyfe’s invitation to take legal action against the SQA, and then continues alongside it.

Gunning’s piece is not headed: “What can I do if I am not happy.”


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