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New guidance will help schools to challenge ‘societal views which normalise gender-based violence’, says the Scottish government

Amid plans to cuts education budgets in Scotland, headteachers are ‘profoundly’ worried for ‘an entire generation of children’, writes the AHDS vice-president

Online music service based on Welsh model would help teachers and boost pupil numbers, says Scottish Labour

Loss of hundreds of teachers would lead to unsustainable workload and worsening of pupil behaviour, says union

Inquiry into additional support for learning hears of families who do not feel that their autistic child is included in mainstream school

Speech and language therapists should be working in schools supporting teachers – not in clinics, says the head of the professional body for SLTs in Scotland

Secondary schools in Scotland have had guidance teachers, who specialise in pastoral support, since the 1960s, and now primary leaders are pressing for a similar role in their sector. Emma Seith weighs up the arguments

Now teaching unions are calling for ‘time, support and resources’ so schools can confidently bring LGBT-inclusive education into the curriculum

Scotland’s education secretary attempts to ease concerns that little progress has been made on reforming assessment and qualifications since the June 2023 Hayward report

New schools are often large and open plan, but the noise can make it harder for children to learn – and in the worst-case scenario, they can also be unsafe, MSPs hear

Hayward review consultation sheds light on how the Scottish education sector wants qualifications reformed, drawing on the views of more than 11,000 people

For two years running the proportion of school leavers from S6 has fallen and the proportions from S4 and S5 have increased – but why?