‘People are scared of looking foolish’: how maths anxiety is holding us back
Two in three students who worry about maths will eventually succeed at the subject. But does this lack of confidence limit career prospects?
Students support disclosure of mental illness to parents
Two-thirds say problems should be revealed in extreme circumstances, research finds
‘She went through torment’: parents criticise Bristol over student suicide
Margaret and Robert Abrahart speak of their frustration at trying to find out how their daughter came to kill herself
Neglect by mental health trust led to Bristol student’s suicide
Coroner rules Avon and Wiltshire trust failed in the care of Natasha Abrahart
Schools of thought: can mindfulness lessons boost child mental health?
Children are under increasing pressure. Investing in their mental wellbeing could could help them now and in the future
Public speaking: is the push to make students employable going too far?
Assessed presentations on courses from physics to philosophy are traumatising vulnerable students
Experts downgraded risk of Bristol student killing herself, inquest hears
Natasha Abrahart had tried to take her life twice previously but treatment was delayed
‘My tutor said it wasn’t a job for a man’: my journey from roofer to midwife
I’ve encountered sexism, but it’s an amazing job and an honour to support women giving birth
Opening up school sports facilities would give every child a healthy summer
The fitness of children from low-income familes suffers in the holidays, say former sports stars Tanni Grey-Thompson and Lawrence Dallaglio
Coroner calls on universities to destigmatise mental health issues
Maria Voisin was speaking after inquest into death of Bristol university student Ben Murray