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Emma Seith is senior Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland reporter at Tes magazine
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Secondary heads play down impact of strike action on exams
Despite the teacher strike over pay closing secondary schools across Scotland today, heads say schools had plenty of time to reschedule preliminary exams
General
11 January 2023
Scottish free school meals pledge to remain undelivered by August 2024
Universal free school meals were supposed to be in place in primary by August 2022 – but the pledge won’t even be fully realised two years after that
Primary
10 January 2023
New timeline for Scottish qualifications review
The final report of the independent Hayward review of qualifications and assessment in Scotland has been delayed to ensure ‘meaningful engagement’
Secondary
9 January 2023
New strike laws will ‘inflame’ disputes, warns EIS boss
Teacher strike action over pay is already underway in Scotland but ‘meaningful negotiation’ is the way to resolve disputes – not legislation, says Andrea Bradley
General
6 January 2023
Primary NQTs in secure work hits new low
Just one in five newly qualified primary teachers are in a permanent job after probation, while only half of new secondary staff are hired
General
5 January 2023
New commissioner for fair access to university named
Professor John McKendrick says Scotland needs to ‘upscale’ its efforts to widen access to higher education
General
4 January 2023
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