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The project-based curriculum envisaged by Scotland’s Hayward review is already becoming a reality in some classrooms, explains teacher Lewie Wicksted

With a drop in support staff hitting teacher workload, one teaching union advises members to only take on tasks that demand ‘the skills and expertise of a teacher’

Vaping in schools will only be ‘eradicated’ if more is done about the sale of e-cigarettes in shops nearby, MSPs hear

In secondary – including exam years – 18% of Scottish students attend school for less than 80% of the time, new data shows

Support staff in eight Scottish local authorities are due to strike in November, but first minister Humza Yousaf says there is no money for an improved pay offer

How a gathering of teachers and other key figures came to a semblance of consensus over the future of Scottish education

Teachers and pupils are encouraged to share views on school and local authority ASN services before deadline at the end of December

Education secretary refuses to be drawn on how the Centre of Teaching Excellence will be run or what it will cost, saying teachers must be consulted on the proposal

The proposed centre could make Scotland’s “patches” of high-quality professional development more consistent, says Bruce Robertson

Making blazers ‘an optional item’ should be carefully considered, according to a Scottish government group looking at school uniform policy

A database of music education opportunities has been launched but compiling it has been ‘inspiring and disquieting’, say researchers

The union says ‘national action’ is needed on teacher workload, lack of preparation time and pay restoration