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On the final day of a consultation on Scottish education, the first submission to emerge includes a wide-ranging wish list

Paying students could boost GCSE scores for those with lower predicted grades, research finds

Government asks secondary schools to run testing at the beginning of 2022 to curb the spread of Covid after Christmas

'Wholesale review' of ventilation guidance needed to address 'deficiencies', says union in letter to education secretary

Some traditions unite but others are divisive, so educators must decide what habits to leave in the past, says teacher Nuzhat Uthmani

School leaders say tackling persistent absence has been made harder due to budget cuts and it won't be solved by 'one-off visits'

Schools minister urges schools to go ahead with festive shows as those in Covid hotspots cancel in-person festive plans

DfE National Professional Qualifications study found teachers who took part would likely have achieved higher salaries anyway

But paying teachers 10 per cent more could improve student grades and wellbeing, research finds

New Ofqual figures reveal a fall in entries for the GCSE autumn retake series this year

DfE told to 'rethink' 'fundamentally flawed' government proposals to reform modern language GCSEs

Asking school leaders to demand vaccine passports for entry to Christmas shows would put them in 'invidious position', MSPs hear

There has been a rise in the number of teachers, school leaders and support staff having symptoms like panic attacks and tearfulness

More than 1 in 5 academy trusts had reserves equivalent to 20 per cent or more of annual income in 2019-20, says report

Call for the teacher training provider reaccreditation timetable to be 'pushed back'

Councils should publicly condemn the use of TikTok to target school staff, says Scottish headteachers' organisation

EXCLUSIVE: One in three requests from school leaders to defer inspections due to the pandemic has been turned down by Ofsted this term

Schools’ hard work building relationships in lockdown is being squandered in misguided bid to ‘get children back to normal’, hear MSPs

Calls are being made for more safeguarding measures due to rising the number of children being home educated

Children's distress must be the focus more than their violent behaviour – and this will also help keep school staff safe, says David Cameron

But heads say plan's wording over universities raising 'standards' is 'insulting'

Exclusive: If employer contribution were to rise again, it would be 'untenable' for independent schools, warns leader

Promoting one view of teaching above all others risks 'misinforming trainees', Ofsted tells ITE providers

Leaked document includes plan to scrap ‘challenge schools’ scheme from next year and do away with 'challenge authorities'