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Scran Academy chief executive Will Bain explains the importance of supporting students make the transition from the classroom to training and work

Online CPD became a necessity during the pandemic, but there remains real value in sharing ideas and encouraging professional dialogue at in-person events, says Nuzhat Uthmani

‘Top-down’ education reforms have a poor track record and Scotland’s school staff should be entrusted with key decisions, advises expert analysis

EIS union says workload pressures, under-resourcing of ASN and rising violence are prompting new teachers to ‘pursue other opportunities’

On International Women’s Day, teacher Gemma Clark looks at how schools can make sense of the period in which Scotland tried thousands of women for witchcraft

The Scottish exams body also confirms that appeals will be free of charge this year and students will retain the right to appeal directly

Last year, Scottish teachers took more than 380,000 sick days, with stress identified as the number one factor driving the rise

The SQA is asking teachers and secondary students for feedback on the Scottish set texts studied as part of National 5 and Higher English courses

Scottish government promises review after being accused of a lack of action over the increase in dangerous behaviour in schools

Scottish Conservatives will accuse SNP ministers of failing to take action when school violence is leaving teachers ‘terrified to go to work’

There should be no ‘default bias’ in favour of educating pupils with additional needs in special or mainstream schools given that they can flourish in either, says ASN Tribunal

Union had predicted ‘major impact’ on exams if industrial action by SQA staff continued through the spring – and warned today that ‘tensions’ remain