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New lead teacher role was supposed to have ‘huge’ impact on career opportunities, but number employed so far can be counted on one hand

Annual Scottish education statistics also show trends in teacher numbers, class sizes and additional support needs

Curriculum for Excellence data shows levels in Scotland have not yet returned to where they were before the pandemic

A shortage of teachers of deaf people in Scotland has left thousands of students struggling to make headway in school, according to the National Deaf Children’s Society

School Leaders Scotland general secretary Jim Thewliss, who will retire in 2023, shares his insight into the ‘all-consuming’ role of secondary headteacher

SSTA and EIS unions will coordinate strike action across Scotland in January and more announcements could be made in coming days

Scottish Attainment Challenge ‘stretch goals’ aim for pre-pandemic levels in primary schools – but the government is told not to pass the buck to local councils

Teachers are ‘very angry’ and feel ‘messed about’ over pay, but union boss says first minister could act as peacemaker

Scottish universities struggling to fill even half of places for priority subjects such as science and maths

Accreditation of qualifications would not be independent enough of government if advice of Muir report is followed, insists education secretary

The boss of striking union, the SSTA, says more teacher walk-outs will be announced on Friday

Members of the SSTA and NASUWT unions will follow the EIS by striking in pursuit a better pay offer