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Everyone in a school wins if students are given responsibility to resolve IT problems, says Scottish secondary headteacher Annette Alexander

Pressure to drive up attainment is ‘invariably taking precedence’ over the aspirations of Curriculum for Excellence, research finds

Despite widespread support for Curriculum for Excellence’s direction of travel, its implementation has been ‘troubled’ – raising serious social justice issues, say these researchers

The experienced secondary head gives his first interview as he prepares to take over from Jim Thewliss as the new School Leaders Scotland general secretary

Gayle Gorman says it is ‘the right time’ for her to move on before the creation of new education agency and inspection body

Scotland’s largest teaching union said the offer was ‘only a marginal improvement’ and strike action will continue

Scotland’s departing first minister wanted to be judged on education, but it was not a big part of her resignation speech today

Nicola Sturgeon began her time as first minister saying she wanted to be ‘judged’ on closing the attainment gap – but today, as she resigned, it barely got a mention

A new teacher pay offer was put to unions in Scotland last night – but it falls short of the pay rise striking school staff were demanding

Offer falls short of Scottish teaching unions’ campaign for a 10% rise over one year

Education secretary confirms new pay offer will be made to teachers in Scotland – but union warns that ‘the figures have to be right’

Teachers dedicated to helping pupils move from primary to secondary school in Scotland are making a big difference, says Jehan Al-Azzawi