Education writer James McEnaney sits down with illustrator Axel Scheffler, best known for bringing The Gruffalo to life, to discuss his work and his support for the Scottish Book Trust.
The education secretary has refused to appear in parliament to make an official statement about the Higher History exam marking controversy.
Orlaith Minogue, Head of Conflict and Humanitarian Advocacy at Save the Children, explains why the destruction of the education system will have such huge consequences for Palestinians.
Pretty much since this year’s exam results were released, we’ve been reporting on an ongoing controversy over the way in which one of the papers was marked.
The Glasgow City Parents Group had raised funds for a judicial review but has now confirmed that its challenge has been rejected.
After The Herald reported that John Swinney had "questions to answer" over the SQA's Higher History exam review, Pam Duncan-Glancy has called on the education secretary to provide "much-needed answers".
Critics say that the First Minister, who claimed that the exam board's investigation had been 'peer reviewed', now has 'questions to answer'.
Former teacher James McEnaney explores the difficulty of finding permanent work for those new to the profession, contrasting this with his own experiences more than a decade ago.
