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Pupils with mental health issues are less likely to feel safe at school or enjoy learning, NHS survey shows

The wholesale reform of Scottish education will be hugely complex, but this secondary head sets out some key principles to make it work

New teacher training provider partnerships, created as a result of the DfE’s reaccreditation process, should not be inspected ‘too early’, says official

Cash-strapped schools and academy trusts are having to make cuts – but evidence-informed teacher professional development must be protected, says trust boss Ian Bauckham

Exclusive: School-based training providers warn of exodus of students who can’t afford to finish courses

Most school staff have considered leaving in the past academic year, with heavy workload a major factor, research shows

Cheerleading is now a popular part of the PE curriculum in many schools, explains a teacher who has been at the heart of the sport’s growth in Scotland

Strike action to take place over 16 consecutive days in January and February, with teachers in two local authorities walking out each day

With new research finding a link between pupils’ economic disadvantage and the social difficulties they face, Kate Parker looks at the implications for the classroom  

New data this week showed just how challenging a problem reading is in schools, says Claire Heald, director of education at AET. Here, she outlines how her trust is approaching it

With the attainment gap wider than it has ever been for disadvantaged pupils, it is vital that tutoring cash is maintained to help schools do what they can to close this chasm, says the NFER’s Ben Styles

School support staff are skipping meals themselves in the cost-of-living crisis but buying food, stationery and other items for pupils, says Unison