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The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development’s long-awaited report on Curriculum for Excellent is imminent

But while the government has slashed funding to SQA, fees paid by schools and councils remain unchanged

Education secretary suggests a more inclusive curriculum in response to concerns about racist incidents in schools

Schools given an extra week to submit priority appeals amid teacher anger over clash with summer holiday

EIS chief also says that Education Scotland’s inspection and school support roles should be split

Shirley-Anne Somerville addressed the EIS teaching union today – so what did we learn?

Those actually engaged in the business of educating young people should be central in the debate about what is – and what is not – working in our schools, writes Emma Seith

First minister Nicola Sturgeon faces accusations that a second grading crisis is looming in Scotland

91¶¶Òõ Scotland reporter Emma Seith picks apart some of the recent spin about SQA assessment in 2021

Vaccination could be ‘important way of giving children greater protection’, says first minister

It’s wrong to say there was no alternative to this year’s assessment system in Scotland, writes Emma Seith

Some parts of the media may not be aware of the cutting-edge work being done on some of our Scottish islands – maybe they should be a bit more open-minded, writes Henry Hepburn