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As Scottish schools wait to see what exams reform will look like, David Cameron weighs up what assessment should look like in the years ahead

The EIS union highlights that the pay offer for teachers in Scotland is significantly below the 5.5 per cent rise for teachers south of the border

The freedom given to Scottish secondary schools has fostered innovation but it has also created a risk of inconsistencies and a lack of accountability, says Ed Carlin

Uptake of the ‘preference waiver payment’ scheme in Scotland has fallen for the third year, according to new figures

Labour government pushes ahead with its plan to remove VAT exemption and business rates relief for independent schools

In this edition of our Big Debate webinar, three school leaders discuss growing concerns about attendance and how teachers can address issues such as ‘internal truancy’

Top-down, generic professional learning will have limited impact on the quality of teaching, says Stuart Farmer

The priorities for the additional support needs sector should be matched throughout the Scottish school system, says ASN teacher Anne Scriven

Proposed new law will not ‘create the necessary conditions to address the challenges facing the Gaelic language’, warns Holyrood committee

Widening the additional support needs tribunal’s jurisdiction could result in ‘unnecessary escalation’, says education secretary Jenny Gilruth

The chance for children to meet advanced humanoid robots like Ameca reveals the potential for artificial intelligence to enhance learning in schools, says Michelle McLeod

From August access to desktop versions of Microsoft apps like Word and Outlook will end via schools’ intranet Glow – here’s what it means for teachers and school leaders