Education

'We grow them and then they leave': Scotland's science sector is in need of nurturing

Scotland has a proud history of being at the forefront of scientific discovery, but we shouldn’t take that for granted

Teachers reject five per cent pay offer

The union’s executive committee met earlier today to begin preparations for a ballot on industrial

First Minister to give Covid update to parliament as teachers back jabs for over 12s

OECD calls for ‘decluttering’ of secondary school exams

Education secretary self-isolating after testing positive for coronavirus

School exams set to return ‘if safe to do so’

Scottish Government publishes school guidance on trans pupils

Decision on 2022 exams due in 'next few days'

Exam results: Record number of As but pass rate down compared to last year

Call for apology as pupils receive results

Scottish Government challenged over school rule ‘inconsistencies’

Most COVID rules in Scotland dropped from Monday

Nicola Sturgeon refuses to rule out going against JCVI advice on COVID vaccines for under 18s

Life stories: Jenni Minto

Call to 'pandemic proof' Scotland's classrooms

University applications from EU nationals plummet

Young people to help shape youth climate programme at COP26

Life stories: Maree Todd

Scottish Government has ‘lost its way’ on education, claims Douglas Ross

Exams decision to be announced before start of school year

Scottish Government to scrap SQA

Father's Day: Kirsty, the Holyrood baby, needs her dad

Taking responsibility: an interview with Professor Sir Geoff Palmer

In context: the SQA appeals process

Education minister announces plans to overhaul under-fire SQA

First Minister has full confidence in SQA after criticism over pupil assessments