Scotland

The argument that ‘everyone speaks English anyway’ falls apart when subjected to scrutiny, says Catriona Egerton

Advice on behaviour ‘consequences’ will be published before schools break up for the summer, education secretary promises

Policy viewed as key to reducing workload has seen ‘absolutely no progress’ in four years, says Scotland’s biggest teaching union

Class-contact time, recruitment crises and fear-inducing school inspections also set out as priorities for change by the Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association

UKSA points out that data cited at First Minister’s Questions in February related to school leavers rather than attainment while at school

Supporting children with a visual impairment in the early years helps with their transition to school, explains Lucy Chetty

Human teachers must remain at the forefront of early education, as artificial intelligence could make mistakes when children are encountering ‘key big ideas’ for the first time, school leaders in Scotland told

Edinburgh schools’ pilot project aims to ensure equity through a complete block on the use of phones in classes

There are stark differences in the time teachers spend teaching in different countries – and the impact on learning depends on several factors, finds Emma Seith

Scotland introduced online literacy and numeracy assessments for pupils in primary and early secondary in 2017-18. Emma Seith reports all you need to know

School security ‘varies considerably’ across the country for a variety of reasons, the NASUWT teaching union will say today

The proportion of exam markers graded A for their marking of some of the most popular Higher subjects ranged from 97 per cent to just 38 per cent last year, Tes analysis shows