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Scotland’s approach to getting 12- to 15-year-olds Covid vaccinated has so far proved far more successful than the scheme south of the border, writes Emma Seith

The fact that six- and seven-year-olds are claiming to have watched violent TV show Squid Game raises the issue of children accessing inappropriate content, says Henry Hepburn

Scottish secondary teachers were promised an extra £400 when the exams were cancelled last year, but some have yet to receive it

A Scottish council has come under fire for introducing facial recognition technology so pupils can pay for school meals

COP26 is being embraced by many schools in Scotland, who will use the crucial climate conference to inspire an array of projects

Many post-probation teachers fail to secure a permanent job, according to new figures that have prompted call for action

It had been mooted masks would only be required in ‘communal areas’ – but government takes a ‘cautious approach’

New document reveals date of last inspection for thousands of schools in Scotland, including six as far back as 2004

Initial reservations about virtual parents’ evenings have receded over the course of the pandemic, says Gordon Cairns

COP26 events will allow pupils to meet world leaders and climate activists, and encourage children to share their own ideas

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry has been continuing to take evidence from former boarding school pupils

Two researchers explain why they’re asking teachers for their views on the introduction of faculty structures in schools