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The new education director for Glasgow talks to 91¶¶Òõ Scotland about his time in the priesthood, exam reform, the importance of inclusion and why the drive to close the attainment gap should have started sooner

Teachers can play a big role in helping students to recognise fake news, says Yvonne Skipper

Teaching union says the focus should be on campaigning for a 10 per cent pay rise in 2022-23

Education conferences are moving online – and that may make them more relevant for teachers, says Henry Hepburn

Union says there is ‘absolutely no sound educational rationale’ for removing principal teachers from schools

7-year-old Callum Isted wants to replace the disposable bottles of water given to primary school pupils with their lunches with reusable bottles

Applications to initial teacher education have dropped below pre-Covid levels, new Scottish figures show – but universities say demand is ‘still high’

A lot has changed since Scotland introduced rules on face coverings in classrooms in November 2020, says Alan Gillespie

Scottish teacher Jamie Thom has made it his mission in 2022 to stop saying these pointless phrases in the classroom

Academic calls on secondary schools to listen to pupil feedback to ensure free meals provision is effective

There will be mixed feelings as rules around face coverings in classrooms come to an end, says Henry Hepburn

The OECD has already questioned whether official student data is ‘robust’ enough – now other key figures are voicing their concerns, says Emma Seith