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With the anniversary of the first coronavirus lockdown now upon us, Emma Seith takes a look back at the earth-shattering events that marked a year of unprecedented upheaval for Scotland’s teachers, staff, pupils and parents

The cancellation of exams during the pandemic has raised questions about assessment. Here 91¶¶Òõ Scotland publishes two opposing views

Teachers’ anger over the Scottish government’s back-to-school plans is one more chapter in the extraordinary story of the past year, writes Henry Hepburn

First minister under fire over the ‘thousands and thousands of teachers’ unable to find permanent work

MSPs had questioned why draft version of review of Scottish curriculum could not be shared before May elections

A link between pupils returning to schools and ‘a bit of an uptick in cases’ cannot be ruled out, says first minister

New Scottish Labour leader outlines his party’s education priorities during his first major speech in the role

From this week all pupils are due back in Scottish schools – ministers have given us a huge headache, says one school leader

There’s no getting away from the doom and gloom just now, but Scottish education has plenty to take pride in, writes Henry Hepburn

In 2006 two Scottish teenagers created a room-booking system for their school that went on to have huge success

First minister says there are ‘real grounds for optimism’ as she confirms the next stage of opening up schools

Education secretary this time faced a no-confidence vote over his role as deputy first minister