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It’s a term used increasingly in schools but what exactly does it mean and how can teachers ensure that neurodiverse children thrive in the classroom? Lena Gillies explains

Firrhill High School was shortlisted for secondary of the year at the 91¶¶Òõ Schools Awards. Emma Seith visits the Edinburgh school to see what caught the judges’ eye

Collapse-risk concrete RAAC present at 35 schools, Scottish Government confirms, after it emerged that pupils at the 104 schools in England would be placed in temporary accommodation

An understanding of how different forms of assessment relate to the Scottish exams system is critical, explains secondary headteacher Bruce Robertson

Students with additional support needs in Scotland have their own 1:1 devices – until it comes to exams, but a new pilot could change that

Initial teacher education is entirely university-based in Scotland and international delegates have been told that alternative routes will be resisted

Education Scotland’s interim chief explains how she wants to bring the inspection and curriculum organisation closer to teachers as she steers it through a period of major reform

The Scottish government says its commitment to inclusive education is already leading to fewer instances of anti-LGBT behaviour, language and bullying

The Scottish Learning Festival’s focus this year is on after-school keynote addresses, with the traditional programme of shorter seminars to be spread throughout the year

Students’ inability to challenge grades based on past performance ‘flies in the face of closing the attainment gap’, says School Leaders Scotland

Call made after NASUWT learns of incidents of teachers being attacked, including one being knocked unconscious with a scooter

Music cuts are constantly looming in Scotland, yet singing can foster joy, belonging and wider educational benefits, says primary headteacher Richard Napier