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Analysis shows even faculty heads say moving away from discrete subject departments ‘simply saves money and has no other benefits to schools’

The way that Scottish schools adapted to the cancellation of exams during the pandemic has changed our approach to assessment for good, says Ed Carlin

Recent ‘abhorrent online racist attacks’ have only increased determination to build racial literacy in Scottish schools, says Education Scotland boss

Improving education standards is more important to people in Scotland than improving the economy or health, government survey shows

Film and media is misunderstood as a subject – it offers great opportunities to unlock students’ potential, says secondary teacher Fraser Johnston

General Teaching Council for Scotland says its role protecting children from unfit teachers is ‘adversely’ affected by police failing to share information

Teachers’ efforts to promote the arts are supported by schemes that highlight careers in the creative industries, says Nicky Wilson

Councils say ‘the quality and flexibility’ of early years provision is being hit by a £24 million cut in Scottish government funding

Charity backs mother’s campaign for new legislation on the use of restraint and seclusion, warning that children are still not being given enough protection

Teaching is an unusual job because you rarely get to see the result of your work – how it affects the adult lives of your students, says Alan Gillespie

A new qualification – applications of maths – is rapidly gaining popularity in Scotland. Emma Seith explores its appeal

A replacement for the Erasmus+ student exchange scheme for Scotland is still being worked on more than two years after Brexit, says minister