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The Scottish government promised a device for every pupil – but such policies have been called into question by a Unesco expert

A Holyrood committee has heard that the government must overcome its ‘inclination to delay big decisions’

Teachers’ estimated grades more closely matched students’ SQA exam results in 2023 than they did before the pandemic

Regional Improvement Collaboratives worked across schools and local authorities, but education secretary Jenny Gilruth says their funding will ‘taper’

New SQA data raises questions about the usual approach to appeals and whether there should be more scope for Scottish schools and students to question exam results

Offer will be put to Unison Scotland members in coming weeks, meaning more strike action has been averted for now

Poor attendance has been an issue across the UK since the pandemic, but schools in Scotland are showing that the tide can be turned, finds Emma Seith

One behaviour expert says it is ‘tragic’ that a Scottish council is ruling out sanctions when it comes to bullying – but a parents’ organisation has applauded its approach

The Scottish government has been urged to evaluate the impact of rolling out free school meals to all primary pupils at a time when funding is stretched

Schools in four local authorities have been closed today as a result of strike action, and more walkouts are now scheduled for November

Teaching resources about staying safe online tend to target older children, but a new picture book for children aged 4-7 aims to change that

While building positive relationships is crucial for behaviour, Scottish schools must not forget about setting clear expectations and boundaries, says this secondary headteacher