The Scottish Government has launched a website which will allow anyone with an interest in Scottish education the chance to share their views and engage directly with the Government. The Engage with ...
Like the rest of the UK, Scotland has seen an explosion in the number of children with special needs in recent years. Some ...
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The SQA has been scrapped. Why and what now?
Scotland's exams body - the SQA - has been scrapped and a new organisation called Qualifications Scotland is taking its place from Tuesday. Critics have called the change a "superficial rebrand", ...
Scotland’s secondary school leaders have called on political parties to “unite” behind a set of “national priorities” ahead of the coming Holyrood election. School Leaders Scotland (SLS) has today ...
Scotland’s largest teaching union has called for a “brighter future” for education in Scotland ahead of the upcoming election. The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) is calling for class sizes to ...
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Has Scotland closed the attainment gap in schools?
Ten years ago, the then first minister Nicola Sturgeon said she wanted to be judged on closing the attainment gap between Scotland's richest and poorest children. Recent figures suggest there is still ...
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