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After strike action over teacher pay in 2023, the EIS calls for less ‘stalling’ over salary increases this time round

Teachers who were lucky enough to have an inspirational experience as pupils can find much to draw on when they face a classroom of children themselves, says Iona McCroary

In some councils pupil demand is ‘vastly larger than supply’ and funding is not keeping pace with rising costs

Shying away from or glossing over uncomfortable events from the past when teaching history would do a disservice to pupils, says Paul Hamilton

91¶¶Òõ Scotland analysis finds one in five teachers working in primary, secondary and special schools is on a temporary contract

Warning about teachers’ safety as union details compensation claims for assault, including a staff member who suffered a fractured jaw when punched by a pupil

Rural parts of Scotland have a disproportionately high number of school buildings in disrepair, compared with urban areas, official figures show

Chris Smith’s passion for maths has worldwide reach beyond his state school in the Ayrshire town of Kilmarnock

Academy trust CEOs, heads and teachers among the appointees in the King’s New Year Honours list

Amid disappointment over a lack of new ideas for education in this month’s Scottish Budget, campaigners aim to step up their drive for more money and resources

Proposed National Digital Academy aimed to help people study for Highers ‘any time, any place’, but doubts cast over scheme’s progress

Christmas holidays underline the argument for universal free school meals, says Scotland’s biggest teaching union