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General Teaching Council for Scotland says its role protecting children from unfit teachers is ‘adversely’ affected by police failing to share information

Councils say ‘the quality and flexibility’ of early years provision is being hit by a £24 million cut in Scottish government funding

A new qualification – applications of maths – is rapidly gaining popularity in Scotland. Emma Seith explores its appeal

Boards charged with taking forward reform of SQA and Education Scotland say funding delays could have ‘adverse impacts’ on government’s timeline

Exclusive: Freedom of Information response shows a top civil servant and Scotland’s leading education director sounded alarm over failed organisations being ‘perceived to be designing their own reform’

The purpose of the Scottish curriculum is summed up by four phrases, known as capacities, but 60 per cent of pupils haven’t heard of them