Education

Highland schools to receive Gaelic audio devices

Schools across the Highlands will receive audio devices pre-loaded with 70 Gaelic stories, songs and poems

Martha Gavan has plans to scale-up TechFest across Scotland

Recently appointed as managing director of STEM charity TechFest, Martha Gavan is already working on plans to widen its reach

Scottish universities deliver ‘world-leading research’

Trans women can give birth, Edinburgh Napier University midwifery students told

Associated Feature: The SCQF at 21, a reflection and what’s next?

UK Government reject call for Scottish representation on research body

School exams system under scrutiny

EIS chief Larry Flanagan to stand down

Curriculum for Excellence ‘beyond saving’ says Scottish Conservatives

Associate Feature: Building skills for the future through apprenticeships

Open to change: Susan Stewart, director of Open University in Scotland, is planning a revolution

Open University in Scotland faces capping student numbers in £16m funding gap

Reject workplace parking levy, says teaching union

Three new bodies created in overhaul of Scottish education system

Calls for 'caution' as classroom face coverings scrapped

Government announces £1.3m fund for schools to purchase computers

Firefighters union calls for talks after government’s ‘door chopping’ plans for schools

SQA to provide exam support from next month

Sketch: Shirley-Anne Somerville uses Boris Johnson as a human shield

Reform Scotland education commission urges government to devolve funding decisions to schools

College funding cut risks Scotland 'sliding into a skills emergency'

Education committee launch inquiry on attainment gap cash

Not enough being done to ensure schools stay open, warns Labour

Attainment funding overhaul cuts cash to poorest council areas

Education Secretary seeks to reassure SQA staff over jobs and terms

Skill set: an interview with Jamie Hepburn