Primary one tests to be reformed after feedback from teachers
18 April 2019
Calls have been made for the controversial tests to be scrapped
The High Road: The Highlands since devolution
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Separated from the seats of power by more than just mere geography, what has devolution done for...
Clare Haughey: 'Mental illness is not something you have to hide'
12 April 2019
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11 December 2018
New figures on pupils' achievements in Curriculum for Excellence have been welcomed by the EIS, but...
New teacher recruitment figures 'confirm crisis'
11 December 2018
Teacher numbers have increased but unions argue this does not go far enough
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The number of children at risk of being overweight or obese is rising in poor area
Extra funding to diversify early learning and childcare workforce
6 December 2018
Up to 11,000 additional workers are needed to meet the commitment to expand early years provision...
Gaelic education: is it effective?
6 December 2018
Gaelic-medium education is crucial to revitalise the language but there are many challenges in...
New pay offer for teachers expected later this month
6 December 2018
Unions expect to be offered a "multi-year deal" and say strike action is still an option
Quitting UNESCO would be an act of cultural vandalism
5 December 2018
Brexit isn't the only way the UK is looking to isolate itself from the world, and quitting UNESCO...
Council agrees settlement after schools closed due to safety fears
29 November 2018
Edinburgh council has agreed terms with the company responsible for the 17 schools which were...
Scottish councils' financial woes show no sign of easing, reports watchdog
29 November 2018
Finance Secretary Derek Mackay faces calls to improve local government funding in next month's...
New Scottish Funding Council chief executive appointed
28 November 2018
Scottish Government director of external affairs Karen Watt will lead the education funding body
ASN in schools: getting it right for every child?
28 November 2018
Event report: As children's rights in education are strengthened, the resources to meet them have...
Poverty Commission recommends extra cash for poor families during school holidays
27 November 2018
A new report outlines a series of measures to help Scotland's poorest families