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Controversial plan in Argyll and Bute would result in ‘executive headteachers’ being responsible for running up to eight schools

The muted messaging about face coverings in Scottish schools this week was telling, says Henry Hepburn

More pupils now require specialist support and some have found the return to school routines ‘overwhelming’, inspectors find

Earlier this month school staff absence peaked at 6,058, but by Tuesday it had fallen to 5,081

But EIS is opposed and says ‘nonsensical’ removal of free lateral flow testing could be ‘devastating’ for students sitting exams

Vote result comes after members of Scotland’s biggest teaching union voted to accept the 2021-22 teacher pay deal

The drop comes as the 2021-22 Covid ‘uplift’ in Pupil Equity Funding is removed, meaning some schools will be over £90,000 worse off in 2022-23

The Will Smith and Chris Rock Oscars incident is the talk of the classroom – and there’s plenty to learn from it, says Alan Gillespie

Large majority of voters back EIS stance on teacher pay offer, on a turnout of 45 per cent

Creativity in schools is more important than ever in an economically uncertain and fast-changing world, says new guide

Gypsy Travellers have very high school exclusion rates and some of the lowest attainment rates in Scotland

Larry Flanagan will stand down from his post as general secretary this summer – and hasn’t ruled out a return to the classroom