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In 2001, the McCrone deal attempted to give Scottish teachers better pay, status and prospects – and less admin. Twenty years on, Emma Seith looks at the legacy of one of the UK’s most ambitious education reforms

A round-up of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ most popular news and features articles from the past week

First in new series of ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland investigations will look at the long-term impact of the seminal report on teachers’ working conditions

The lifting of face mask rules doesn’t mean that it’s business as usual – schools still need a lot more government support, says Geoff Barton

The chair of the House of Commons Education Select Committee outlines the work being done to challenge those running the National Tutoring Programme to ensure it delivers on its goals

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Words wield power – but let’s not forget the ‘how’ and ‘what’ conversations when it comes to the way vocabulary is taught, says Jon Severs

Face masks are viewed by some as a barrier to learning – but so is teacher and pupil absence, others point out

New Keeping Children Safe in Education guidance is out for consultation – here ÌÇÐÄVlog looks at what the changes could mean for schools

Failings of the National Tutoring Programme risk undermining the power of tutoring to help tackle the attainment gap – at the very moment we need it most, explains the CEO of the Sutton Trust

Schools need help to mitigate staff absence and learning loss – and fast, argues Jon Severs

How come take-up for the National Tutoring Programme has been so low? Laura McInerney breaks down what’s gone wrong