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Approach being used 'too often' as behaviour tool, chief inspector Amanda Spielman will say in annual report tomorrow

Nearly 10,000 pupils logged into remote learning sites this morning as many schools were forced to close their doors

Parents would be happy with 'more frequent, lighter touch' Ofsted inspections, finds report

A new report lays out the 'chronic underfunding of education', a headteachers' leader has said

SSTA and EIS unions will coordinate strike action across Scotland in January and more announcements could be made in coming days

After months of political turmoil, the government has axed its flagship legislation. What will this mean for schools?

Scottish Attainment Challenge 'stretch goals' aim for pre-pandemic levels in primary schools – but the government is told not to pass the buck to local councils

Sector body UCET says appeals process was 'seriously flawed'

Teachers are 'very angry' and feel 'messed about' over pay, but union boss says first minister could act as peacemaker

The average revenue balance of maintained schools was £178,500 last financial year – but the money was not spread evenly across the country

Scottish universities struggling to fill even half of places for priority subjects such as science and maths

Baroness Barran will lead a sector and school leader group tasked with simplifying trust reporting requirements

Headteachers should contact their local health protection team if there is an outbreak of two or more linked scarlet fever cases within 10 days

Experts warn DfE that removing training providers 'risks exacerbating existing teacher shortages that already plague schools'

Accreditation of qualifications would not be independent enough of government if advice of Muir report is followed, insists education secretary

Ministers still want to tighten rules on illegal schools, private school regulation and teacher misconduct

The boss of striking union, the SSTA, says more teacher walk-outs will be announced on Friday

The education secretary faced questions from committee MPs for the first time today. Here's everything you need to know

Education secretary Gillian Keegan says the controversial Schools Bill will not progress in this parliamentary session

Schools with more pupils on free school meals have more teachers leaving, more vacancies and spend more on supply staff, research shows

Teachers avoid 'tricky questions' in relationship and sex education lessons due to 'lack of confidence', report finds

Members of the SSTA and NASUWT unions will follow the EIS by striking in pursuit a better pay offer

SQA analysis also finds that independent schools had higher appeal rate in 2022 than state schools – and their appeals were also more likely to be successful

Teachers are being 'neglected and let down' and the education system is suffering from 'badly-drawn reform' and 'a failure to innovate', Tories will say