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As secondary schools wait for clarity on the future of assessment and the senior phase more generally, it appears that change will be less bold than many had hoped

The arts and humanities are suffering, and students are more likely to choose A levels from the same subject group, a report finds

Although Spanish bucks the overall trend, the number of students taking Highers in languages has been dropping for generations

A modern education system must prioritise outdoor learning and push beyond the stifling realities of asphalt, vandalism and tired school buildings, says Matt Robinson

We show the 30 subjects with most entries at SQA Higher level in 2024, and how this list compares with 2019 – the last year before the Covid pandemic

In light of recent far-right violence, school teachers, leaders and other staff must be bold and clear in addressing racist attitudes, says Nuzhat Uthmani

Call from body representing the teaching profession comes amid far-right violence in towns and cities across England

This year’s Scottish Qualifications Authority annual results data shows pass rates down and the attainment gap is now wider than it was in 2019 at National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher

The freedom given to Scottish secondary schools has fostered innovation but it has also created a risk of inconsistencies and a lack of accountability, says Ed Carlin

Ukraine’s government is pushing ahead with education reforms while fighting a war – with support from international partners, as a MAT CEO outlines

The director-general of the International Baccalaureate argues that education cannot truly evolve if technology is not at the heart of reforms to curriculum or assessment

While it’s right we consider what we are teaching, let’s not forget curriculum reform today can have long-term consequences, says Caroline Barlow