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Teachers fear the 2021 appeals process will see them working this summer – we look at the details

First minister grilled in the Scottish Parliament over concerns about 2021 SQA appeals process

Long-overdue details on 2021 SQA appeals have been revealed by education secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville

The stress of this year’s unfair assessment system in Scotland could easily have been avoided, says this teacher

If Covid has taught us anything, it’s that Scotland’s education system needs to change, says Melvyn Roffe, who would like to see the balance of power tip from those with a vested interest in the status quo towards those better placed to decide what children and young people need

Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry hears school apologise for exposing children to danger by giving teacher a good reference

Exam body’s own survey finds most parents are ill-informed about how qualifications will be awarded this year

The much-anticipated OECD report on Scottish education will be published in government’s first 100 days, says first minister

An urgent question on the overdue details on the SQA appeals process is likely to be lodged in Parliament tomorrow

Teaching union president warns experienced teachers likely to ‘leave in droves’ amid Covid pressure

First minister reveals she has been involved in discussions over the SQA qualifications process this week

Footballer-turned-teacher says the Manchester United legend’s managerial methods are invaluable in school