Education

Education secretary John Swinney to make statement to Holyrood on schools reopening plans

Schools go back on 11 August but there has been concern over plans for blended learning

Cost of home schooling falls heaviest on low-income families, survey finds

Families who were more worried about money were more likely to say they found it difficult to continue their children’s education

Scottish colleges' funding gap widening

Young people need ‘broader support’ in mental health, recommends youth commission

New fund to increase digital employment opportunities

Scottish universities warn about impact of university fee cuts in England

Extra cash pledge to help close attainment gap

Social workers in West Dunbartonshire vote to take strike action

Q&A: Understanding ACEs and tackling trauma

Trauma support for school children

Associate feature: The benefits of embracing outdoor play are vast

Bruce Adamson: ‘If we don’t think we can deliver an adequate standard of living to children, that’s saying something really worrying’

Renfrewshire announces new director of children’s services

Maree Todd: 'The circumstances you are born into should never limit the person you grow up to be'

Lack of attention to mental health risks at Polmont Young Offenders Institute, report warns

The Holyrood baby - a report card on the third year

The Holyrood baby at three - Kirsty in the middle

Air pollution blamed for children not walking to school

Talking Point: Body positivity begins at home

New resource to help professionals give relationship support to young people

Further strikes in long-running college pay dispute

Cash boost calls after new data reveals rising child poverty across Scotland

‘Milestone’ Vulnerable Witnesses Bill passed unanimously by Scottish Parliament

The lack of languages in Curriculum for Excellence undermines Scotland's claims to internationalism

MSPs pass bill raising age of criminal responsibility to 12

College strike action suspended as pay talks make progress