Education

Education Secretary seeks to reassure SQA staff over jobs and terms

Minister's letter to civil servants comes amid threat of strike action

Skill set: an interview with Jamie Hepburn

The SNP veteran talks to Holyrood about taking on one of the most important jobs in government

Scottish universities receive funding for ground-breaking healthcare projects

Associate feature: We must make the right decisions now for our young people’s future

e-Sgoil online learning platform expanded to support range of National and Higher subjects

Only one fifth of teachers see themselves in career in five years' time, poll finds

Scottish school pupils to wear face coverings from 31 August

Scottish Government consulting on recommendation for face coverings in secondary schools

Comment: Scotland’s best days are still ahead

Associate feature: Learning for everyone supports recovery

Associate feature: Edinburgh Napier Business School on innovative learning and assisting in the economic recovery

Q&A with Education Secretary John Swinney

Overview: A year in education

Sacking Gavin Williamson over A-levels row would ‘distract’ from coronavirus school reopening plan

Teachers to receive support in tackling domestic abuse

England follows Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in U-turn on downgraded exam results

The year that everything changed: a look back at the parliamentary year 2019-20

Sketch: Nicola Sturgeon protests against Nicola Sturgeon

Education secretary John Swinney survives vote of no confidence

Charity for care experienced young people criticises Alex Cole-Hamilton over ‘chief mammy’ comments

John Swinney to face vote of no confidence

SQA fails to apologise for exam downgrading issues

Scottish pupils to get exam results upgraded after government U-turn

Scotland facing ‘lost generation’ of young people unable to access mental health support

Only one in five teachers confident schools are safe

Nicola Sturgeon apologises to pupils over exam results