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Teachers are said to be increasingly angry at the failure of the Scottish Government and Cosla to make a new pay offer.

Education City schools close as teachers' anger grows Ian Swanson

Read This Full list of dates teachers from EIS union plan to strike Will Millar

Opinion Readers' letters: Stones Somerville can unturn for teachers By The Newsroom

People Teachers 'not backing down' ahead of second strike Kevin Quinn

Education Teachers' strike: Union announces 16 more days of strikes Scott McCartney

Education New pay offer for teachers in bid to avert strike Craig Paton

Politics City centre search for site for new Gaelic school is underway Donald Turvill

Education Government wants ‘early progress’ from council on Gaelic high school Ian Swanson

People Teachers in Scotland vote to strike Ginny Sanderson

Education 'No suitable city-centre site for Gaelic school' Ian Swanson

Opinion We need to talk about funding higher education - Sue Webber Sue Webber

Education Union delivers 25,000-name petition demanding pay rise for teachers Craig Paton

Politics Thousands of children from low-income households to receive free summer support Hannah Carmichael

Politics Fiona Hyslop MSP raises the need for support for neurodiverse pupils in Parliame... Kevin Quinn

Politics Headteachers to receive half a billion pounds to help close attainment gap Alistair Grant

Politics SNP plan education overhaul as SQA and Education Scotland scrapped Conor Matchett

Education Gaelic school delay could spark Gillespie’s catchment review Ian Swanson

Coronavirus Removal of masks in classrooms a ‘positive milestone’, Education Secretary says By The Newsroom

Politics SNP say opponents ‘misrepresenting’ proposal to chop bottom of school doors Alistair Grant

Health Nicola Sturgeon defends proposal to chop bottom off school doors for ventilation Alistair Grant and Elsa Maishman

Education Covid Scotland: Classroom doors may be chopped off to improve school ventilation Tom Eden

Politics ‘Generous’ grading system for exams under measures to tackle schools' disruption Jane Bradley

Education Parents win more talks on Gaelic secondary school Ian Swanson

Education Covid Scotland: Pupils can ditch their school uniforms to stay warm Tom Eden

Politics Only half of schools have any Covid cases amid school Christmas concert ban Jane Bradley

Education Exams in Scotland to be reformed, but not scrapped, Education Secretary says Craig Paton

Health School pupils to continue to wear face coverings after October holidays Elsa Maishman

Education Pupils offered online revision classes ahead of 2022 exams Neil Pooran

Education Police HQ and old hospital considered for Edinburgh's new Gaelic school Ian Swanson

Politics Scottish Government warned exam ‘reprieve’ must not be temporary Alexander Brown

Health Kids from deprived areas twice as likely to have been off school Elsa Maishman

Education Exam results fall overall from last year Craig Paton

Education Exam results to be released in Scotland Craig Paton

Education Dedicated results helpline set up for young people across Edinburgh the Lothians Niall Schiefler

Opinion Readers' letters: I’m proud to be a wind farm NIMBY By The Newsroom

Education Charges for school music in lessons in Scotland to be scrapped Katrine Bussey and Katharine Hay

Politics Standardised tests for primary pupils could be abolished Gina Davidson

Opinion No wonder John Swinney got expelled as Education Secretary – John McLellan John McLellan

Politics SQA to be scrapped as OECD report warns teachers spend too much time in class Jane Bradley

Politics Scottish schools withdrawing pupils accused of ‘massaging results’ Jane Bradley

Politics SQA and Education Scotland set to undergo reform Jane Bradley

Politics Young people forced to take 'perverse gamble' on grades over appeals process Gina Davidson

Opinion SNP pledge about new Gaelic school already set to be broken – John McLellan John McLellan