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Equality and Human Rights Commission is drawing up guidance applicable to schools, Tes understands

Today millions of primary places will be offered. We must work with families to ensure children have the skills to start school, writes Kindred Squared director Felicity Gillespie

School leaders’ union also calls for the government’s curriculum review to promote more texts by authors from diverse cultures

Sharp rises in the number of autistic pupils and those with communication difficulties over the past 10 years revealed by new analysis

A Scottish CPD project bringing together history teachers and experts in European colonisation is helping to reshape the teaching of Scots’ role in the British Empire

Teachers in international schools not only need the right skills to support students with English as an additional language, they must also see language development as integral to their role, hears Emma Seith

The impact of the failure to roll out free school meals to all primary pupils – as promised in the 2021 SNP manifesto – was revealed today by the education secretary

The Council of International Schools’ executive director reveals that the sector is also concerned about the impact of US ‘policy changes and agency cuts’

Today’s figures also show that classroom teachers in Scottish schools now support over five times more pupils with ASN than in 2019

Local authorities have been criticised for charging schools for administration costs associated with PEF – but a new report says the upshot is ‘more impactful interventions’

Organisation also offers more clarity to schools on what they should provide in submissions as part of update

When the charity AllChild expanded from West London to Wigan, it had to adapt to best serve a different community. CEO Louisa Mitchell explains how they did it