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The Welsh government and unions met yesterday but no deal was reached – and no further meetings are planned ahead of teacher walkouts next week

The timelines for the reform of Scottish qualifications will be realistic – but will also ensure ‘over time we continue to make progress’

Whether to music tuition, school swimming pools or even teacher numbers, education directors say councils are considering ‘previously unthinkable’ cuts

Councils say they are being told to use cash earmarked for additional teachers and support staff to fund the 2021-22 teacher pay award

Board charged with delivering Scotland’s new education agency and independent inspectorate received less than a quarter of the funding it requested for 2022-23

Scottish Labour says students from ‘ordinary families and an average school’ are being locked out of university courses