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The plans for more walkouts in Scotland over pay follow the news earlier this week that Unison members rejected the latest council worker pay deal

A campaign targeting Scottish schools is advising teachers to call an ambulance if they are worried about a child with asthma ‘at any time’

Pastoral and guidance teachers have a crucial role to play in tackling misogyny, says this principal teacher of English at a Glasgow school

The biggest union representing Scottish council workers votes to reject the latest pay offer and says more school strikes will be announced in the coming days

Announcing the plans, Scotland’s education secretary told the SNP conference she wants all ‘hardworking teachers’ to be ‘supported and empowered’

The ‘worrying decline in pupil behaviour’ in Scottish schools will be highlighted by a teaching union at the SNP annual conference in Aberdeen

The growth in students taking PE at Higher level is a sign of a sea change in how the subject is viewed in Scottish schools

The secondary head at Glasgow Gaelic School talks about the importance of asking for help, not getting stuck behind your desk and giving Gaelic-medium education the recognition it deserves

New agreement aims to widen access to degree-level study, and the SQA says that schools will be closely involved

Parents of children with profound disabilities should be given more control over the ‘daunting prospect’ of them starting Primary 1, the SNP annual conference will hear

Enhancing educational attainment and promoting the health and wellbeing of pupils are not mutually exclusive goals, says Kirsten Colquhoun on World Mental Health Day

Hardeep Kaur has led staff training showing the impact of microaggressions and the importance of correctly pronouncing the names of BAME learners