A Scottish school has produced 200 four-minute films to help students understand core concepts at Higher

Schools and teachers must be trusted to give a balanced view on the proposed Scottish independence referendum – and not be stifled by fears of bias

The award-winning maths teacher talks about why his subject is ‘beautiful’

The goal was to establish 10 standalone Gaelic schools by next year but Bòrd na Gàidhlig says that target will be missed

School league tables are an anachronism when schools do so much more than put students through exams, says John Rutter

New research finds teachers’ views of faculties are ‘damning’, sparking call for schools to ‘revert to subject-based leadership’

School gatherings are making a comeback from Covid – reminding us of the powerful bonds that school forms, says Henry Hepburn

Picture books can help pupils reimagine the world as safe and inclusive, says primary teacher Emma McGilp

Lawyers Lorna Davis and Claire Fowler explain planned changes in legislation and recently published guidance on supporting transgender students in schools

Court decision stops Dundee City Council ‘implementing’ or ‘taking any further steps to implement’ faculties in its schools

Scotland’s last all-girls state school started taking in boys in 2021-22, but what does that tell us about the future of single-sex schooling? Emma Seith investigates

Proposed new official guidance on the use of restraint in schools must be ‘put on a statutory footing’, says Scotland’s children’s commissioner