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The main aim of the £1 billion a year investment is to improve outcomes for children but auditors say that will be hard to measure given the impact of Covid-19

The results of Scotland’s ‘national discussion’ about the future of education were published and debated at Holyrood this afternoon

Residential outdoor education should be a right and available to everyone, not just those who can afford it, says Martin Davidson

New guidance on parental engagement in Scotland includes questions schools should ask themselves about how they involve pupils’ families

From compulsory redundancies to reductions in promoted posts, mounting cost pressures are making Scottish independent school staff feel increasingly vulnerable

The final report of Professor Louise Hayward’s qualifications review will be with the education secretary next week – and she is clear the changes cannot be done on the cheap

Rising concerns over behaviour in Scottish schools led to a debate in the Scottish Parliament this afternoon

The Education Scotland interim chief executive says she wants ‘two outstanding organisations’ to emerge from Education Scotland reform

Public servants in other sectors swear to do their duty, so why not teachers? Neil McLennan explains why introducing an oath would benefit children and the teaching profession in Scotland

Artificial intelligence offers the prospect of more nuance in answers and sophisticated tests of pupils’ knowledge and analytical capabilities, says headteacher John Rutter

Conservatives’ call for a plan to address violence in Scotland’s schools comes amid fears teachers are facing an ‘aggression epidemic’

Parkour has given pupils with additional support needs at this school in Edinburgh confidence in how they move and control their bodies, and in how they interact with new people