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A Scottish court upheld a school site decision, keeping long ferry trips for southern Mull students.
A Scottish court has upheld Argyll and Bute Council’s decision to build a new school in Tobermory South, rejecting a legal challenge over the site selection.
The ruling confirms the council’s choice, despite concerns that students from southern Mull must travel over 90 minutes by ferry to Oban for secondary education, often living in hostels away from family.
While the court found no procedural flaws, a leading expert warned the policy may violate children’s rights by disrupting family life and contributing to cultural loss and depopulation.
The decision maintains the current arrangement, leaving equity in education access unresolved.
Un tribunal escocés confirmó una decisión de la escuela, manteniendo largos viajes en ferry para los estudiantes del sur de Mull.