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In National Careers Week, one school explains how a five-year careers education plan helped to ensure that no students from its most recent cohort were classed as not in education, employment or training – and how other schools can aim for similar success

‘Unacceptable inequality’ that deaf children face by the time they sit their GCSEs is highlighted by new report

A damning report by the children’s commissioner calls for more mental health support in all schools by 2025

Roma students need to see themselves represented in the curriculum, says principal Michelle Strong

The number of school trips overseas has fallen amid rising costs and concerns about the environment and equal access, with some parts of Scotland ruling them out for now. So, is the school trip abroad an experience worth saving?

First minister quizzed over bullying in schools in week that new data shows almost a third of P5-S3 pupils had been bullied in the previous year

New DfE data shows that, across the academic year, almost one in four pupils were persistently absent with illness

As schools struggled to overcome the post-Covid slump in student wellbeing, researcher Ros McLellan turned to international practice in search of solutions. Here’s what she found

Struggling families owe more than £1 million in school meal debt across Scotland, according to research that warns of ‘hidden hunger’ in secondary schools

Mayor Sadiq Khan hopes the one-off £130 million scheme will help struggling households during the cost-of-living crisis

Your round-up of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ essential news and analysis from the past week includes growing frustration over the government’s stance on teacher pay; ways to support students’ mental health; and how thousands of teachers are entitled to claim back student loans money

Teachers dedicated to helping pupils move from primary to secondary school in Scotland are making a big difference, says Jehan Al-Azzawi