91¶¶Òõ

Boards charged with taking forward reform of SQA and Education Scotland say funding delays could have ‘adverse impacts’ on government’s timeline

Inspiring teachers at two Scottish schools receive national award for their work on equality and diversity

Exclusive: Freedom of Information response shows a top civil servant and Scotland’s leading education director sounded alarm over failed organisations being ‘perceived to be designing their own reform’

The purpose of the Scottish curriculum is summed up by four phrases, known as capacities, but 60 per cent of pupils haven’t heard of them

The researchers say their findings shed light on the biology behind why some children struggle to read or spell

The computing teacher and CPD organiser tells us about overcoming early-career nerves and how patience and consistency pay off for teachers

Prominent academic voices further concerns about the way education reform in Scotland is being taken forward

Dunoon Grammar has won the inaugural World’s Best School Prize for community collaboration and now will share in the $250,000 prize money

Closing schools through strikes is ‘the only way that Cosla and the Scottish government will be forced to negotiate’ over teacher pay, warns SSTA president

Technology can be helpful and liberating in schools, but Kenneth Primrose says teachers must foster wisdom and self-control around the use of devices

‘More flexibility’ in the entry requirements for teaching courses is being considered so the Scottish government can meet its commitments to increase teacher numbers and cut class contact time

Finland has 9 children per teacher in pre-primary education – in Scotland, it’s 130. If we want to emulate the Nordic countries ‘kindergarten stage’ it’s going to take massive investment, writes Emma Seith