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Plea to the education secretary for action to address the ‘persistent state of stress and burnout’ among teachers

Prominent academic voices further concerns about the way education reform in Scotland is being taken forward

Exclusive: Former senior inspectors call for major overhaul of Ofsted regime for schools

Six former inspectors outline where the current Ofsted inspection framework is going wrong and what needs to change – including making safeguarding the top priority

Dunoon Grammar has won the inaugural World’s Best School Prize for community collaboration and now will share in the $250,000 prize money

Closing schools through strikes is ‘the only way that Cosla and the Scottish government will be forced to negotiate’ over teacher pay, warns SSTA president

As large schools become more common, teacher Clare Deal began to wonder if school size could be having a negative effect on pupils’ sense of belonging. So, she set out to examine the evidence

Technology can be helpful and liberating in schools, but Kenneth Primrose says teachers must foster wisdom and self-control around the use of devices

The teaching union announces strike ballot dates for teachers and support staff in pay dispute

New research looks at whether the Progress 8 performance measure ‘encouraged schools to work more equitably’

NAHT Cymru is proceeding with a formal strike ballot after an informal vote suggested that 64 per cent of respondents would be willing to strike over pay and funding

NAHT members will be asked if they support strike action and action short of a strike over pay and funding