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Many pupils with vision impairment are not being given enough support to reach their full potential, writes Lucy Chetty

Lib Dems voice fears of a ‘mismatch’ between the number of early career teachers and the availability of jobs

There’s a worrying narrative around teaching in Scotland, writes headteacher Gail Preston, and we need to respond by emphasising the positives of the profession

AI can help schools by focusing on their core purpose, says this head in the Scottish Highlands, who is part of a new network addressing AI in education

School leaders face myriad challenges in the years ahead – but there are reasons to be optimistic, says School Leaders Scotland

Leaders ‘overwhelmingly identify proper support for inclusion and adequate ASN provision’ as the top priority for the next Scottish government, says AHDS’ Helena Macormac ahead of the parliamentary elections

There is an ‘uncomfortable duality’ in an education system that champions social justice but relies on assessment that is ‘wholly inappropriate’ for many young people, says head Gail Preston

Government warned about a drop in specialist teachers over the past 10 years as new figures reveal the pressure on additional support needs provision in Scottish schools

General secretary Daniel Kebede, speaking ahead of his union’s annual conference, warns that Reform is pushing ‘divisive messages’ – while Reform says ‘unions are driving down standards’

Shake-up of Teacher Induction Scheme must include consigning the term ‘probationer’ to the past, says General Teaching Council for Scotland

Schools told of legal responsibility to dispose of vapes and lithium batteries safely in new government guidance that also addresses other substances and their use in schools

Scottish teachers secured a three-stage pay deal taking them up to the 2026-27 academic year – here ÌÇÐÄVlog details their exact salary rises, as well as those for school leaders, music instructors and educational psychologists