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Expert says National 5 is not fit for purpose and underlines how unusual it is to have three types of exams in three years

The £9.5m project will see schools receive air-quality monitors and weather stations, in an attempt to improve data literacy

Union says violent incidents rising ‘most notably among P1 and P2 children’ after their experiences of the pandemic

The idea of ‘lead teachers’ is promising but there is little sign of the plan coming to fruition, says Gordon Cairns

Here are three ways that schools can get involved in Anti-Bullying Week, which starts today

‘Selflessness’ can be an infuriating and damaging concept when applied to teaching, says Jamie Thom

Scotland’s largest teaching union warns of ‘growing clamour among members for a move to industrial action’

Teachers from around Scotland have been sharing pictures of schools with stunning backdrops

The youth climate change march in Glasgow showed young people’s passion for tackling this global emergency – and schools need to work out how to nurture that spirit, writes Henry Hepburn

An update from the Scottish education secretary shows that the drive to improve ventilation in Scotland’s classrooms is veering off-track

Online meetings with parents have some advantages but cannot replicate face-to-face meetings, argues teacher Sammy McHugh

Exam reform must not increase the burden on Scottish teachers, says author of report on future of qualifications