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Councils should publicly condemn the use of TikTok to target school staff, says Scottish headteachers’ organisation

Schools’ hard work building relationships in lockdown is being squandered in misguided bid to ‘get children back to normal’, hear MSPs

Children’s distress must be the focus more than their violent behaviour – and this will also help keep school staff safe, says David Cameron

Leaked document includes plan to scrap ‘challenge schools’ scheme from next year and do away with ‘challenge authorities’

There is still plenty of scope to enjoy the snow, regardless of how Covid has transformed online learning, says Gemma Clark

The ‘clarity and certainty’ over jobs comes after a union ballot shows 84.4% back industrial action over SQA reform plans

Teachers want to be supported to improve their classroom practice – not subjected to another motivational speaker, argues Stuart Farmer

Teaching can be all-consuming so you need to judge the right balance, says Susan Ward

Scottish council wants to introduce ‘executive headteachers’, which union warns will reduce number of heads from 84 to 14

Reducing teachers’ weekly class-contact time by the promised 90 minutes will be ‘challenging’, says education secretary

We hear a lot about adults’ past experiences of education, but finding out how happy current pupils are – and about their experiences of bullying – is key to improving school culture

A change in the public perception of teachers is needed so that they stop putting so much pressure on themselves, says Henry Hepburn