Education

Almost £300,000 paid out in compensation to teachers and lecturers in last year

The payments, significantly up on the £230,000 paid out in 2018, were awarded for injuries caused by accident, assault or poor working environment

Food for thought: battling the effects of child poverty during a funding crisis

As poverty levels continue to rise, some of the people helping children in need are having their funding cut

The art of STEM: taking stock of progress as the Scottish Government publishes its first annual report

Increased support announced for people with autism in Scotland

Complacency the 'number one enemy' in reaching zero HIV targets

Scottish college lecturers vote to escalate industrial action

Associate feature: Work-based learning means a fast return for the learner and their employer

Brexit could hit health and social care staff recruitment, Ben Macpherson warns

Transformation of councils needed to withstand Scottish Government budget cuts, Accounts Commission warns

Row breaks out over letter sent to college lecturers

Report warns Scotland’s university sector is a 'declining system under pressure'

Associate feature: Winning on a level playing field

Hundreds gather outside Scottish Parliament for school climate strike

Calls for increased resources for pupils with additional support needs

Scottish Government announces funding for women and girls in Pakistan

Gender inequality in STEM: women risk being locked out of the jobs of tomorrow

‘Lack of basic data’ on young people’s mental health warn MSPs

Media encouraged to use less graphic images of knife crime

Why the Holyrood Baby needs kindergarten

Scotland's only state-run girls' school could start admitting boys

Productivity: the long game for Scotland

Arts and PE help pupils to thrive at school, new study suggests

Openreach launches new £485,000 investment in national fibre training school

Why girls need to be heard in the classroom

More than a quarter of CAMHS patients waiting over 18 weeks for treatment

Jamie Hepburn: Fairness must be at the heart of skills policy