Scotland

The head of a Dundee secondary explains how a partnership with a local karate club has become an inspiring story of community collaboration, student achievement and previously untapped skills

Each year, the Scottish Qualifications Authority produces course reports for individual subjects. In this ongoing series, we take one subject at a time and look at some key advice from 2024

Fraught debate over Falkirk pupils’ learning hours reflects extreme pressures on education budgets felt by local authorities across Scotland

Strike ballots from both the EIS teaching union and primary school leaders’ body the AHDS failed to meet the 50 per cent turnout threshold

School librarians are ‘the guardians of information integrity’ – now they are to play a major role in a new digital literacy project focused on responsible use of generative AI

Scotland’s decade-long ‘curriculum-improvement cycle’ is underway – our exclusive report shows how it will work

The principal of a new school created from a merger says a long lead-in to the change should ‘mitigate compulsory reductions to roles’, but some jobs will be lost

‘Learners’ has become an increasingly go-to option in schools – but after consultation with some of those very learners, the term is viewed as problematic

Schools have no choice but to become as AI literate as possible, but this doesn’t mean losing independent thought, says the University of Stirling’s Josh Thorpe

Each year, the Scottish Qualifications Authority produces course reports for individual subjects. In this ongoing series, we take one subject at a time and look at some key advice from 2024

A contract worth up to £650,000 over two years is being offered to the bid that best answers the question, how can technology reduce teacher workload?

Getting names right will help create a supportive and engaging learning environment, says Kirsten Colquhoun