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Teachers of primary and secondary children in Aberdeen said they have been "kicked, bitten and spat at" while in class.

The government is setting out big changes to how children with special educational needs get support.

The measure is part of a new Schools White Paper, which will be published in full on Monday.

Kemi Badenoch says graduates feel 'stitched up' as she promises to cut Plan 2 loan interest charges.

Proponents say relaxed uniforms make life easier for children and are much more practical for physical play.

Dozens of universities have received legal letters over what students say they missed out on during Covid.

Some government plans for SEND were leaked earlier this week. But what else do families want to change?

A professional conduct panel says it found Jeremy Gibbs' apology for his actions superficial.

Council spending on Special Educational Needs and Disabilities has soared in recent years.

Liz Hopkin says teachers are not security guards and giving them handheld scanners would not help.