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Climate education must permeate all subjects and not be put in silos, say headteachers at COP26

The union Unite says SQA staff have been left in limbo – with no job security – following the government’s decision to replace the agency

Climate activist condemns world leaders’ inaction after thousands of young people march through Glasgow

Thousands set off from Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Park to demand more action on climate change from world leaders

Geography is in serious decline in Scottish schools, says subject specialist Iain Aitken

The sudden appearance of a long-called-for travelcard for Glasgow ahead of the COP26 conference proves that the authorities can tackle teacher workload if they really want to, writes Henry Hepburn

The Scottish government has said that it backs reform of national qualifications and assessment – but the big question is how far it is willing to go, writes Emma Seith

Catherine Nicol, new president of the Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association, talks about her ‘unusual’ journey into teaching and how school staff have ‘too many masters’

There has been ‘very limited’ action taken by councils on ventilation beyond ensuring windows can be opened, says education secretary

We are facing a climate emergency but how is that being addressed in school – and what support do teachers need?

A Scottish primary has been thrust into the media spotlight after encouraging all pupils to wear a skirt to school, but it is not alone

Better education of girls is essential in the response to the climate crisis, say young activists