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Some nations clearly have it better than Scotland, from holiday allowance to contact time, as the differences between school systems – highlighted in the latest OECD data – show. Emma Seith reports

Politicians call for senior SQA figures to step down after intervention from Equality and Human Rights Commission

Scottish councils and the government accused of ‘devaluing the profession’ with ‘completely unacceptable’ pay offer

The approach to assessing students in Scotland next year will be a national one with no local variation, the SQA tells MSPs

National consultation on future of education to get under way this week

New 2021 figures show all but one of Scotland’s local authorities recording a Higher pass rate better than pre-Covid

Scotland says it is ‘first country in the world to embed LGBT-inclusive education right across the curriculum’

The announcement about the return of school inspections in Scotland has sparked debate about whether they are necessary, writes Emma Seith

Covid may not have led to a revolution in Scottish education but it has opened teachers’ eyes to new ways of doing the job, writes Henry Hepburn

Education Scotland plans ‘over 90’ school visits before December and ‘at least 120’ from January to June

Assessment last year caused ‘stress and exhaustion’, with pupils ‘crying regularly’, a Holyrood committee has been told

Teaching union says the move to bring back school inspections is ‘out of touch’ with the reality facing schools