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A joint event aimed at deepening the relationship between state and private has been announced by the Scottish Council of Independent Schools and School Leaders Scotland

Funding for infant free school meals will rise to just £2.61 next year

Job instability is not just an issue for teachers in Scotland but ‘a community-wide concern’, warns campaign group in response to new research

Suspensions and permanent exclusions increased in the spring term last year, with the North East having the highest rates out of all the regions, DfE data shows

Teacher recruitment activity slowed 'markedly' in the spring term, with schools' squeezed budgets a factor, warns new report

In response to pressure from opposition MSPs, the education secretary says there is 'no simple solution' and looking for alternatives would 'delay education reform'

National employers' offer comes after the government warned that schools will have to make 'efficiencies' next year to cover pay rises for teachers and support staff

An excess of around 1,000 primary teachers has been trained since 2016-17, according to an official report

The former general secretary of the Fire Brigades Union will succeed Dr Patrick Roach

Ofsted outlines potential changes to its controversial school inspection plans

Ofsted's proposed changes to school inspection have been rejected by most of those who took part in a poll launched by two former inspectors

The centre is an opportunity for ‘step change’ in teacher professional learning, says its director, Professor Margery McMahon, in an exclusive interview

School staff concerns about misogyny and the influence of Andrew Tate laid bare in research that reveals how female teachers have been 'barked at' and intimidated by male students

The vast majority of teachers believe the number of pupils exhibiting violent behaviour has increased, an NASUWT poll shows

Equality and Human Rights Commission is drawing up guidance applicable to schools, ÌÇÐÄVlog understands

Leader of the biggest teachers' union also warns it will make Labour pay a 'high political price' if there is no significant improvement in teacher pay

The costs of reforming the SQA and Education Scotland are set to exceed funding, reveal the minutes of the group overseeing the changes

Four in 10 teachers say the number of specialist support staff working with pupils with SEND in their school has fallen, NASUWT polling shows

Union warns schools over their 'duty of care' to teachers after helping staff to win compensation for injuries and discrimination

The government must take action 'in the face of high and rising rates of child poverty', says the NEU in response to its own research

NEU members vote to oppose any attempts to get staff to leave the Teachers' Pension Scheme and fight the biggest MAT's plan to allow staff to opt out

The working conditions of support staff 'continue to deteriorate' due to the underfunding of schools, says NEU boss in response to new research

A formal ballot could be launched in June, says NEU general secretary – but he insists strike action is 'completely avoidable'

Former UK foreign secretary will advise on the opening of the international schools group's new School of Research and Innovation