Supporting Scotland’s teachers and schools. Proposals to help alleviate workload pressures faced by teachers have been announced by the Scottish Government. Work is underway with councils and teaching unions to
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147,000 young people receive their SQA results. The number of students achieving passes at National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher level, as well as in vocational and technical courses, has
Since 2007, we have been using the powers of the Scottish Parliament to improve everyday life for people right across Scotland. As Westminster continues to treat Scotland as an afterthought,
Scotland’s first dedicated complex needs college will receive up to £1.4 million to secure its future for the next two years. Since launching in 2022, the Corseford College pilot has received
New qualifications body and independent inspectorate will be established. The creation of a new national qualifications body, along with an independent education inspectorate, has taken a major step forward after
Funding in Response to Unprecedented Situation Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth has confirmed up to £40 million funding in principle for the Scottish Funding Council (SFC) to support the University of
Growing Gaelic & Scots Plans to boost and encourage the use of Gaelic and Scots have been passed by the Scottish Parliament. The Scottish Languages Bill will enable parents to
Growing Numbers in Higher & Further Education in 2023-24 The number of young people in work, training or further study nine months after they left school has increased. The proportion
Guidance on behaviour and consequences published. New guidance setting out a range of approaches for schools to consider when responding to behaviour has been published. Developed with input from headteachers,
Capitalising on Scottish innovation, ideas and expertise. New initiatives taking advantage of Scotland’s world-class reputation as an innovation nation have been announced by the Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes. Three
