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Importance of defibrillators in schools ‘cannot be overemphasised’, say Scottish Conservatives as they highlight ‘deeply alarming’ data

Global citizenship expert Ndulamo Malumbela explains five key ideas for schools exploring this growing area of learning

But councils given £1.5 million to wipe out pupils’ existing school-meal debt, says finance secretary Shona Robison as she sets out Scotland’s Budget for 2024-25

AI will not make you a better teacher but it will reduce your workload, freeing up time to focus on teaching and learning, explains Alasdair Monteith

Teachers ‘should be trusted’ on literacy and numeracy attainment – just as they are trusted to set and mark exams, says education secretary

Artificial intelligence has huge potential to ease teacher workload, but already pupils are using chatbots to cheat and government guidance is desperately needed, MSPs told

Education secretary also said today she would back headteachers who ban mobile phones in school

New figures show lowest school attendance rate in Scotland since current form of records began in 2003-04

The Scottish government has pledged to increase teacher numbers by 3,500 by 2026 but official figures have dropped for the second year in a row

The new official figures demonstrate ‘a clear rise in standards above pre-pandemic levels’, according to Scottish education secretary Jenny Gilruth

Why minimising the ‘emotional load’ for trainees and newly qualified teachers could lead to a ‘healthier and more resilient’ education system

Artificial intelligence could have huge implications for qualifications, assessment and more, say Richard Holme and Rick Grammatica