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Rising Covid cases have vindicated decision to retain face coverings in secondary schools, says deputy first minister John Swinney

Covid cases hit new high – but first minister says opening schools is last thing she wants to see ‘go backwards’

‘Hypocrisy’ criticism as government lauds teacher training in England as part of plans to export it overseas

Appeal comes after girls extended their lead over boys for top grades in this year’s GCSEs and A levels

Today’s historic deal between the SNP and Greens lays out eight priorities for school education, but reform of private schools not included

The new KCSIE guidance has updated its advice for dealing with allegations. Here is everything you need to know from the latest documentation

Expert panel will help shape future of exams, inspection and curriculum development in Scotland

Afghans who worked with the British Council on education outreach activities are now at risk of Taliban reprisals, with thousands calling on the government to do whatever it takes to save them

Good ventilation of classrooms is seen as key to combatting the spread of Covid-19, but there’s a lot more to it than just opening the windows, as Dan Worth finds out

But government told more must be done ‘to address broader recruitment and retention needs’ affecting many teachers

Teachers and heads criticise ‘bizarre’ guidance suggesting that schools consider outdoor lessons next term to suppress virus

Headteachers reject ‘unhelpful’ impression that bad behaviour is rife in most classrooms