Teachers and pupils across Edinburgh are at "breaking point" due to widespread IT problems in schools which leave some waiting over half an hour just to log on to a computer, a teaching union has said.
The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) has been flagging the issues for over a year but said the situation is now "utterly intolerable," reporting a further rise in complaints from teachers since returning after the summer holidays.
EIS called for pressure to be put on the company paid by the council to run school IT systems to ensure improvements are made.
