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New chief inspector Janie McManus will play a key role in bringing about the new independent inspectorate of education

The education secretary wants more accurate reporting of ‘inappropriate, abusive or violent behaviour’ and has announced more funding for staff training

A new report highlighting ways to tackle pupil absence reveals ‘significant’ differences in the thresholds that trigger support across Scotland

Teachers in early primary are most likely to encounter physical violence and aggression from pupils, finds first report from national behaviour research project since 2017

Strike action had been suspended earlier this month to allow Unison Scotland members to weigh up the latest pay offer

AI offers myriad practical benefits to music teachers but will never fully replicate human interaction, says Linda Boyd

Shirley Rogers will have to steer the SQA through reform as it prepares to be replaced by a new national body in the coming years

The primary teacher and Stem YouTuber talks about a memorable start to his career, going viral on TikTok and the profound impact teachers can have on young minds

Most schools say teachers are being subjected to violence and aggression on a daily basis, an EIS poll shows

After a third of its classrooms were closed, this East Lothian secondary explains how it minimised disruption to the curriculum

Racism in Scottish schools is ‘normal’, with teacher-on-teacher racism ‘the elephant in the staffroom’, says keynote speaker

‘Students craved structure and certainty after such an unprecedented time,’ says this principal teacher of positive relationships and restorative approaches