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The Scottish government should be wary of increasing teacher numbers quickly and aim for a promised 90-minute reduction in weekly class-contact time by 2028, report recommends

Hood has been acting as interim CEO since 2022 and founded Ambition Institute before running the curriculum resources quango

Encouraging a wider sense of personal achievement in schools is ‘fundamental’ to helping pupils feel included and successful, says Jamie Dungavell

New report looks at Scottish schools’ and local authorities’ ability to shift to remote learning if another major event causes schools buildings to close

Despite new research highlighting the positive impact of Sure Start, there are reasons why the scheme shouldn’t simply be relaunched, says the chair of the Social Mobility Commission

Robin Walker hits out at the current system after government refused Commons Education Select Committee calls for decision-makers to produce an annual report for Parliament

At the Schools and Academies Show, a panel of education experts debated if a lack of clarity on school structure is holding schools back – or if other challenges need fixing first

John Swinney is the only candidate in the SNP leadership race – what can schools expect from Nicola Sturgeon’s ‘safe pair of hands’?

The chief education officer of the Church of England says new government plan could have a big impact on special educational needs support – but more resources will still be needed

Some of the planned reforms were going down ‘like cold sick’, says Amanda Allard, director of the Council for Disabled Children

In response to the prime minister’s plan for a new Advanced British Standard qualification, exams regulator warns private schools would likely continue to run A levels

Boosting pupils’ ability to explain their reasoning in maths could help evolve their understanding from the procedural to something much more foundational, says David Thomas