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鈥楾hin reform proposals鈥� not enough for 鈥榗reaking鈥� education system
School Leaders Scotland responds after the long-awaited government response to the Hayward review of qualifications and assessment, and also shares its view on the country鈥檚 education bill
Secondary
20 September 2024
SQA results: 鈥榃e need to look beyond the data鈥�
The release of Scottish Qualifications Authority data each August marks an important point in the calendar 鈥� but data doesn鈥檛 tell the true story of students鈥� achievements, says the general secretary of School Leaders Scotland
Secondary
2 August 2024
Scottish school leaders鈥� view on the future of assessment
Bold decisions and trust in teachers are essential if exams reform is to succeed, say the general secretary and president of School Leaders Scotland
Secondary
30 April 2024
Why school leaders need Hayward momentum to pick up
Secondary school leaders fear a 鈥榣ost opportunity鈥� for Scottish education if reforms do not take shape soon, says Graham Hutton
Secondary
15 February 2024
Why Scottish education must work for the 鈥榝orgotten third鈥� of pupils
Scotland is at a 鈥榤ajor crossroads鈥� with education reform and must pursue approaches to assessment and qualifications that work for all pupils, says Graham Hutton
Secondary
2 October 2023