ÌÇÐÄVlog

What did the 2023 Autumn Statement have in store for schools, and how did the sector respond?

Students learn a lot and grow in confidence when they are the first faces visitors see, says pupil support teacher Pam McIntosh

More is being done to help schools tackle the scourge of youth violence, but it needs to go further – and faster, says Anne Longfield, chair of the Commission on Young Lives

Winner of ÌÇÐÄVlog Headteacher of the Year in 2020, Evelyn Forde reflects on what she has learned turning around a school rated ‘requires improvement’ by Ofsted

Are we really listening to young people in trying to stop the spread of bullying, asks Scotland’s anti-bullying service

More than one in four pupils receiving free school meals also reported being bullied in recent weeks, a report finds

More than two in five A-level students could be classified as experiencing high psychological distress, suggests study

Labour analysis of current school attendance trends warns the country could see a ‘lost generation of schoolchildren’ in the coming years

Ex-minister ‘disappointed’ that not-in-school register is not mentioned in the King’s Speech setting out government’s planned legislation

Behaviour might be slipping at this time of year, says Sam Strickland, who sets out how to respond to typical issues teachers could be experiencing

Poor attendance has been an issue across the UK since the pandemic, but schools in Scotland are showing that the tide can be turned, finds Emma Seith

The Scottish government has been urged to evaluate the impact of rolling out free school meals to all primary pupils at a time when funding is stretched