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The sudden appearance of a long-called-for travelcard for Glasgow ahead of the COP26 conference proves that the authorities can tackle teacher workload if they really want to, writes Henry Hepburn

A leading education lawyer offers a rundown of key legal issues schools need to ensure they are familiar with as pupils become more savvy with their rights

Nadhim Zahawi’s call for longer school days to boost learning sounds like a logical premise – but does it really work? Examples from history suggest it’s not as simple as it sounds...

With traffic back to pre-pandemic levels, what can schools do to reduce car use outside their gates?

School leaders offer their thoughts on the Budget’s extra catch-up funding and how it can help – and what more was needed

The chancellor has set out how much money schools can expect in the next three years – but big questions remain

The Budget offered some small wins for education – but it is hard not to feel short-changed, writes Geoff Barton

With the COP26 global climate conference coming to Glasgow, Emma Seith looks at the key role that schools will play in tackling the climate crisis – and how we can empower students to make a difference

Research revealing how many teachers have been reduced to tears shows that action is urgently needed to protect wellbeing, writes Charlotte Santry

Teaching young people that they can play a meaningful role in the battle against climate change has never been more crucial, writes Henry Hepburn

The beleaguered Scottish Qualifications Authority might be living on borrowed time, but the recent scrutiny over its exam policies has highlighted key equality issues

Recent data from the ONS revealed surprising insights into how badly hit arts subjects were by the pandemic – and how hard the return to school has been too, as James O’Malley investigates