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Thought to be the first strike at a Scottish independent school, Hutchesons’ Grammar teachers are walking out over ‘damaging enforced change to their terms and conditions’

The NEU said education secretary Gillian Keegan could avoid further industrial action if she addresses pay and other issues, including recruitment

Report raises fears about new teachers’ workload under the Early Career Framework and concerns about the framework repeating content from initial teacher training

Two union strike ballots open today, with school leaders being asked whether they support strike action over both pay and inspection

NASUWT Scotland says the teacher recruitment and retention crisis has been fuelled by ‘failure to invest in the future of the profession’

Strike action is looming at a Glasgow private school over changes to teacher pensions – and other schools could ‘impose similar detrimental changes’ without government intervention, a union warns

New research reveals a fifth of families with children under six are living in conditions that negatively impact education attainment and health

Impact on teachers may be ‘devastating and often career ending, even if they are eventually found to have done nothing wrong’, says union

Three-fifths of teachers spend more time dealing with pupils’ emotional needs and behaviour than before the pandemic, survey finds

But before this can happen, government needs to improve its ’piecemeal and lacklustre’ approach to technology in schools, headteachers‘ leader warns

Next week Scottish secondary teachers will be asked if they want to campaign for a 7% pay rise in lieu of government promise to reduce class-contact time by 90 minutes

A quarter of Year 11 students who are due to sit GCSE exams this summer were not in school last Thursday, data suggests