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Does a finance model used in Scotland offer some solutions to the problem of fixing dangerous and out-of-date school buildings?

Conservative shadow minister accuses his party of not doing enough for children with special educational needs and disabilities when in government

Labour’s announcements on free breakfast clubs, new nurseries and an overhaul of apprenticeships are welcome. But bolder change is needed, says ASCL’s general secretary

After the Scottish government pulled back on a promise to give every pupil a device, ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland can reveal the patchy landscape of one-to-one schemes left behind

Headteachers’ and teachers’ leaders have urged ministers to delay implementation of the government’s school fee levy to next September, and to carry out an impact assessment

There has been too much competition between LAs and trusts, when the reality is they should depend on each other and collaborate to boost outcomes, argues Hannah Woodhouse

The education secretary has announced funding for the first phase of its early years provision expansion, but questions remain about staffing and private sector involvement

Influential figures in Scottish education call for a truly independent inspectorate to emerge from reforms amid concerns that existing approaches fail to provide a national overview

Around £10 million is needed to bring the technology at Scotland’s qualifications body up to date, says SQA chief executive – who blames its outdated IT systems for blank results-day emails

The Scottish government’s response to the Hayward review is symptomatic of a myriad of missed opportunities for the country’s education system, says Barry Black

In her main party conference speech, the education secretary says new school-based nurseries will improve ‘life chances for children’

Professor Becky Francis warns that the current system is failing a third of pupils and says the review will focus on disadvantaged students