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It’s not good enough to learn about relationships and sex through 20-year-old lessons, whispers in the playground or inaccurate posts on the internet

Inspectorate says it wants to stop giving schools an incentive to hide the problem

The employment market is saturated with graduates who have good degrees and the right qualifications. So the question on many recruiters’ minds is: what else can this candidate offer?

A teacher development charity is in talks to deliver new apprenticeships for teachers and leaders, including chief executives, in a bid to open up over £200 million in untapped funding.

Teach pupils that you don’t have to like someone in order to respect them, says director of anti-bullying service

Early intervention is crucial for helping students with eating disorders, says clinical psychologist Dr Tara Porter

The All Together Programme is our whole-school anti-bullying programme that has proven its success in reducing bullying and improving wellbeing.

When we teach about consent in relationships, the discussion must relate to pupils' online lives, says Jess McBeath

Teachers are happy to help young people navigate life’s challenges, but lessons about betting or sex ed can only go so far

The ranking will highlight the country's best apprenticeship employers

Three new subjects will be universal from 2020 to ensure school prepares pupils for the modern world - health education, relationships education and RSE

Department for Education unveils fresh guidelines for sex and health lessons in England

All children must learn about same sex couples regardless of their religious background, the head of Ofsted says.

Back in the late 1980s, education about mental health was definitely not on the school curriculum. So, I had no frame of reference for understanding what was happening to me.

We need to be careful with our advice while investigating thoroughly, says Ceri Stokes

The UK will prohibit child-friendly websites and video games from running gambling ads, a move that poses potential ramifications for app developers, soccer stars and social media influencers alike.

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This student recalls how bullying – much of it involving social media – drove her away from school

Throughout history, LGBT people and issues have presented with extreme negatively, or completely ignored all together. As children in schools, we were lied to by omission: reading novels, plays, poetry written by LGBT people without even realising. It was just assumed that everybody was heterosexual.

Up to 370 schools to join one of the largest trials in the world to boost the evidence about what works to support mental health and wellbeing