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Teachers across a wide range of subjects and sectors have signed up to a course that underlines the ‘transformative role’ Scots language can play in schools

Esports course is ‘first of its kind’ in Scottish schools and aims to tap into the fast-growing gaming scene

When teachers thrive, so too does the entire school community, says Hannah Gillan – and activities including axe-throwing, climbing munros, yoga and self-defence could help

Exam pressure and too much teaching to the test could be responsible for rising maths anxiety, says expert assessing figures obtained by 91¶¶Òõ Scotland

Unite says strikes in February and other industrial action stretching into exams season will have ‘major impact’, but SQA accuses union of ‘scaremongering’

Jenny Gilruth has been told ‘teachers are struggling’ and need the government to deliver on its 2021 pledge to cut class contact time by 90 minutes a week

The General Teaching Council for Scotland’s annual lecture looked at whether the modern focus on learners detracts from teachers’ pivotal role in education

There has been a ‘plethora’ of reviews of Scottish education in recent years – but how much have they cost?

John Swinney gives evidence to Covid inquiry, which hears that alternatives to closing Scottish school buildings in March 2020 were not considered

Professor John McKendrick’s first annual report also says progress widening access to university in Scotland has ‘stalled’ despite a record number of students from deprived backgrounds securing places in 2021-22

New legislation introduces a duty for UK employers around the prevention of sexual harassment in the workplace, so what does it mean for the education sector in Scotland and beyond?  

Newly qualified teachers are not the finished article – it would be ‘mindboggling’ if they were, says the new chair of the Scottish Council of Deans of Education