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New report shows just half of local authorities shared data on pupil health and wellbeing with the Scottish government

EIS points to growing number of teachers on picket lines, while education secretary says she is ‘offering meetings every day this week’ in bid to resolve pay dispute

The Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association says if there is no new pay offer its members will be back out on strike

But there would be more support for nurses if they decided to strike in Scotland, as well as postal workers and bin men

Secondary teachers’ union withdraws involvement in Scottish strike action next week ‘in the expectation of an improved pay offer in the coming days’

Budget cuts mean school libraries are facing ‘stark’ future, Shirley-Anne Somerville is warned

Despite ‘genuine commitment’ to dialogue during Nicola Sturgeon’s tenure, the teacher pay dispute leaves her education legacy with a ‘sour’ taste, says former EIS general secretary Larry Flanagan

Association of Headteachers and Deputes in Scotland has voted to accept revised teacher pay offer made last week – but NASUWT Scotland union votes to reject

The decision has caused ‘chaos’ in councils and is leading to ‘massive cuts’ in other services, claim opposition politicians

EIS teaching union says it is up to individual teachers if they want to be SQA markers, even though ‘targeting of SQA-related activity’ is ‘outwith the scope of the current industrial action’

Some teachers are turning to food banks and considering quitting to work in supermarkets, Scottish Parliament hears

Struggling families owe more than £1 million in school meal debt across Scotland, according to research that warns of ‘hidden hunger’ in secondary schools