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Too often lunchtime in schools is about shovelling down food – there is precious little time to catch up with friends. But why?

Secondaries will be able to bid for grants of up to £3,000 for equipment or teaching resources in a government scheme to refresh the subject

The pandemic has upended societal structures, yet many still claim that lasting timetable change in schools is too complex. However, Emma Seith has found such change is already taking place

Changing exams or cutting doors demonstrates that the chance for improvements that outlive the pandemic is being missed, writes Emma Seith

This week is Languages Week Scotland, so how successful has the drive to make languages ‘an entitlement’ from P1 to S3 been?

The shock of the pandemic does not look like leading to radical change in Scottish education, says Henry Hepburn

UK government accused of ignoring the fact that the devolved nations have their own education systems – and digital learning platforms

Idea proposed by Scottish education secretary as she lays out plans to improve airflow in schools

Grading will be ‘more generous’ and, in some subjects, students will be told what to expect in exams

Rules on face coverings in secondary school classrooms – introduced in November 2020 – could soon be lifted

Nothing is more destructive to classroom learning than poor student behaviour, says Scottish head Bruce Robertson

Long-running negotiations over teacher pay still look some distance from being resolved