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'Exhausted and burnt out' teachers urgently need the long-promised reduction in class-contact time, says Scottish Secondary Teachers' Association

The ÌÇÐÄVlog Schools Awards celebrate the fantastic achievements of the schools sector and teaching profession this year

RSE report finds that more must be done to link education with other national priorities, including the climate emergency, poverty and economic prosperity

Announcing a 'phased transition process' to reform the SEND system, the government will extend the mechanism that allows councils to keep their high-needs spending deficits off their books

The 96 per cent increase in take-up since 2021 – the largest for any GCSE or A-level subject – has been welcomed amid fears of a growing maths attainment gap

England's biggest exam board sees AI invigilation as the future for GCSEs and A levels, but others warn of potential risks – including for students with SEND. ÌÇÐÄVlog explores the pros and cons

A Holyrood committee wants to understand the potential impact of a new law that would give children more of a say over opting out of religious observance and education

School leaders warn that the plan must focus on supporting rather than placing "additional expectations" on under-resourced schools

School and college maintenance funding will reach £2.9 billion by 2034-35, the government says today in its new infrastructure strategy

Ebor Academy Trust and Nexus Multi Academy Trust proposal would create the biggest primary and special school MAT in England

FM hits back after guidance for schools on behaviour and consequences is dismissed by Tories as ‘handwringing nonsense’ that is vague on use of exclusions

Nearly three in five secondary school sites are at high risk of flooding, says the DfE in response to analysis of the impact of climate change on learning

Leader of one of England's biggest academy trusts is leaving after nearly 10 years at the helm

New government guidance for schools on tackling racism is timely amid a rise in far-right narratives and hate speech, says diversity expert

Students' use of drugs and alcohol is contributing to violent and disruptive behaviour in schools, teaching union warns

The divide in university attendance between the most and least deprived school leavers grew to 34.7 percentage points for the 2023-24 cohort

But Scotland’s biggest teaching union warns that ‘policies alone will not address the serious issue of violence and aggression’ in schools – and that more funding is needed

Education ministers questioned on SEND reforms, teacher recruitment and screen time in schools today

But four in five schools in Scotland have improved their grounds over the past three years, according to a report from Learning through Landscapes

There has been a big rise in informal exclusions as schools try to ‘circumvent’ policies that make it harder to formally exclude care-experienced pupils, warns report

The petition – published on the Scottish Parliament website – is calling for the GTCS to be replaced by a government agency

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Minister Catherine McKinnell is establishing the group, set to meet for the first time in July

'A fear that change might make things worse’ is holding the Scottish system back, warns the author of Scotland's review of assessment and qualifications