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Education secretary tells Scottish secondary school leaders ‘even at this late stage’ she hopes ‘an acceptable resolution’ can be found

School meals in Scotland are nothing like they used to be, but Emma Seith finds that there is still much to improve – and the cost-of-living crisis is putting progress in jeopardy

Union says talks today led to no improvement on the previous teacher pay offer of 5 per cent

Heads at first full School Leaders Scotland conference since 2019 fear education reform will be ‘reshuffling of the deckchairs’ – but are told, if it is, ‘you’ve only yourselves to blame’

Advice on exams, grading and support for teachers published this afternoon by the Scottish Qualifications Authority

SSTA ballot is the latest in a series of teacher votes in favour of strikes, with the first wave of action due to take place on 24 November

Scotland’s mandatory qualification for aspiring heads is praised in new evaluation – but it also highlights concerns about pressure it places on school leaders

Schools may be out of step in still requiring pupils to address teachers in a formal manner, says Sarah Bradley

Young people must feel heard when they report bullying to an adult, Scotland’s anti-bullying service respectme has said

Extra bank holiday scheduled for Monday 8 May, when Scotland’s exams season will be underway

Comments from the EIS union and the Scottish government keep alive the prospect of a new pay deal – but primary and secondary leaders take different stances on strike action

Local education budgets in Scotland will be set in early 2023, and the early signs are that some drastic cuts are being considered