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Just 61 per cent offer second language as researchers point to growing number of schools allowing students to opt out of languages at the end of S2

It has designed measures to stop time zone differences from being exploited to share exam content and will be introduced for the November exams

In the wake of this year’s exam results in Scotland, the education secretary flagged a ‘wide degree of variation’ between councils – but how useful are pass rates as a measure of success?

Council chiefs say the decision was made with no discussion, and bodes ill for the future of the new independent inspectorate in Scotland

New Scottish government guidance says ‘mobile phones can both enhance and detract from learning’ and leaves it to schools and councils to decide ‘restrictions and limitations’

‘Culture shift’ in behaviour management has made teachers feel ‘disempowered’, says plan, which backs ‘relationships-based approaches’ and barely mentions exclusions