Progress at Elgin Academy has been branded “insufficient” after a recent inspection. Areas of the school were branded ‘weak’ after an initial visit last year, and now Education Scotland says that “insufficient” progress has been made since. The findings have now been published, and it has been revealed that there has been “limited progress” in improving learning conditions for pupils. Vivienne Cross, Moray Council’s chief education officer added: “This report highlights the positive progress Elgin Academy has made, particularly in literacy, numeracy, and the expansion of course choices for pupils. However, when asked if “children and young people were well-behaved,” over 27% disagreed and 11% “strongly” disagreed.