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Class sizes, ‘crippling’ teacher workload and uncertainty of education reform all highlighted by outgoing president of Scotland’s biggest teaching union

Lorraine Davidson described by Scottish Council of Independent Schools as ‘highly adept in strategy development, corporate communication and crisis management’

Death knell may be sounded for the Higher brand, with skills report author James Withers calling for an end to the ‘often bewildering’ array of names for Scottish qualifications

This week’s strike action at Hutchesons’ Grammar School called off after controversial pension plans are delayed by a year

Teachers in Scotland ‘overwhelmingly’ preferred the return to external exams in 2022 – but students ‘marginally’ preferred the 2021 approach, finds new research

Scottish Computing Science Week is to become an annual fixture – and teachers are being asked what aspects of digital learning they would like the event to focus on

Technology is becoming increasingly prominent in Scottish classrooms – but how can schools ensure they make the most of it?

Scotland’s biggest teaching union will hear concerns over schools’ use of social media as a communication tool and the impact this has on teachers

There has been a big push in Scotland in recent years to encourage children to walk or cycle to school – but is it working?

Ballot of 8,000 council staff working in schools and nurseries will run until the end of July, with any industrial action supported taking place in the new school year

Closure follows Covid impact and decline in demand for boarding, while independent schools’ financial difficulties were highlighted in a 91¶¶Òõ Scotland investigation this week

There is a sense of urgency in a major report based on the views of 38,000 people on the future of Scottish education