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The app is designed to teach children about Covid and other respiratory viruses and how people’s immune systems protect them

But Scottish bosses continue to lament the lack of life experience and poor attitude of some school leavers

Schools are not getting vital funding for disadvantaged pupils because the figures used to share out the Pupil Equity Fund are out of date, experts warn

EIS teaching union wants promised 90-minute reduction of class-contact time in place in schools by August 2023

Gordonstoun School in Moray has its own fire engine, which is crewed by staff and students

A West Lothian headteacher is among the Scots who have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours

Independent review of qualifications and assessment follows OECD criticism of the heavily exams-based system in upper secondary in Scotland

Adam Martin got into PE teaching at the sixth attempt – he explains what he did to realise his lifelong ambition

A podcast can be the perfect vehicle for connecting with pupils and their families, says teacher Peter Kelly

The response to Covid and financial pressures may reveal what is truly valued in Scottish education, writes Henry Hepburn

The focus on literacy and numeracy is pushing out other subjects, says a new report – but why is the finding buried, asks Emma Seith

Scots language has rarely felt more fresh and vital, but it’s hard to get the most out of it in classrooms, says Alan Gillespie