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Best Practice Network – one of the current providers of the Early Career Framework – has not been awarded a new contract, 91¶¶Òõ understands

As SQA prepares to change into Qualifications Scotland in late 2025, it says it wants to ‘win back trust’ among teachers and students and use technology to ‘streamline’ services

A headteacher outlines why those in education should welcome the Department for Education’s move to tackle for-profit care home providers

DfE is to take ‘a fundamental look’ at the SEND system and it is working with the Treasury on a solution for council deficits

The number of children being classed as having SEND is overwhelming – but have we stopped to think that the system could be to blame, asks the leader of E-ACT academy trust

The lunch hour is the only part of the school day that is means-tested. It shouldn’t be that way, argues Kate Anstey of Child Poverty Action Group

Girls’ Schools Association president says Labour’s ‘rushed’ policy is forcing ‘stark and unfair’ choices on parents

Changing use of PEF money shows that schools are asked to do too much to fix societal problems, says education secretary at School Leaders Scotland annual conference

This is one of the ‘innovative approaches’ to the primary teacher employment crisis being considered by the government, according to Scotland’s education secretary

Secondary headteacher Pauline Walker is ‘deeply optimistic’ about the year ahead – as long as reform of Scottish education taps into teachers’ ‘insight into what works best’

But most teachers have had no training in how to restrain a student, according to a new Teacher Tapp poll

Senior education figures set out challenges for schools interested in bidding for government funding for nursery provision