An Edinburgh teacher has slammed council plans to cut the city's education budget and axe jobs to save cash, saying schools are already at breaking point.
Papers released ahead of the council budget include proposals to slash millions from education to help plug a £76 million hole. Councillors will meet this month to debate and agree the final spending plans.
Bosses have said they could not guarantee the "very tough funding decisions" wouldn't have a "detrimental effect". However, they added it was essential to protect "core" teaching staff.
