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Revenge porn and stalking also added to draft list of offences that can lead to teachers being struck off

Rising Covid cases have vindicated decision to retain face coverings in secondary schools, says deputy first minister John Swinney

Recruiting extra staff and reducing teachers' timetabled hours would help improve pupil outcomes, Teach First says

Covid cases hit new high – but first minister says opening schools is last thing she wants to see ‘go backwards’

'Hypocrisy' criticism as government lauds teacher training in England as part of plans to export it overseas

Plans could see more foreign teachers moving to UK to work, according to DfE

Appeal comes after girls extended their lead over boys for top grades in this year's GCSEs and A levels

But heads warn it is 'invidious' to compare this year's GCSE and A-level results with those of previous years

Students who are unhappy with their teacher – assessed A-level grades will be able to sit an examination in the autumn. We have all the key dates and information

This year there will be an opportunity to resit GCSE exams in the autumn. We have the key dates and essential information

Teachers' leaders warn that ventilation cannot be the only measure in place to combat Covid

Today's historic deal between the SNP and Greens lays out eight priorities for school education, but reform of private schools not included

The new KCSIE guidance has updated its advice for dealing with allegations. Here is everything you need to know from the latest documentation

Expert panel will help shape future of exams, inspection and curriculum development in Scotland

Afghans who worked with the British Council on education outreach activities are now at risk of Taliban reprisals, with thousands calling on the government to do whatever it takes to save them

But government told more must be done 'to address broader recruitment and retention needs' affecting many teachers

University of Cambridge threatens to pull out of teacher training altogether if DfE implements proposed changes

If the 2022 exams are cancelled, Scottish students will be judged on work ‘already completed throughout the year’, says SQA

Teachers and heads criticise ‘bizarre’ guidance suggesting that schools consider outdoor lessons next term to suppress virus

The Scottish government has said exams will take place next year as long as Covid risks do not prohibit them

Schools should consider outdoor lessons if there are five cases among pupils and staff who have 'mixed closely', says DfE

Headteachers reject ‘unhelpful’ impression that bad behaviour is rife in most classrooms

Exclusive: 2020 grade levels likely to be used next summer, while numerical grades are favoured option from 2023, say sources

Boost classroom ventilation or risk ‘major’ Covid disruption to education, teaching unions warn government in open letter