Schoolchildren to be offered sleep lessons after rise in disorders Move follows concerns about ‘hidden health disaster’ of sleeplessness among young
How to learn: boost your brain with a trip down memory lane Anyone can be taught anything if they are inspired enough to pay attention – the key to remembering it is firing up the imagination
Picking up a leaflet at a freshers’ fair won’t turn you into a sex worker Brighton University should be applauded for promoting health and support services, says the sex worker and activist Molly Smith
Call for all university staff to get suicide prevention training Guidance from Universities UK and charity Papyrus seeks to halt rise in student deaths
Calls for action over UK’s ‘intolerable’ child mental health crisis Teachers and campaigners say young people under pressure but support is underfunded
I’ve no idea what I want to do when I leave school The world is your oyster, says Sharmadean Reid – and a mix of the humanities with technology is perfect
Hospital admissions for teenage girls who self-harm nearly double School work and social media blamed for rise to 13,500 patients from 7,300 in 1997
The spying accusations are a new low for the Student Loan Company If you’re a student who is estranged from your parents, the last thing you need is the SLC making a fragile situation even worse, says Guardian columnist Dawn Foster
Richard Ovenden, Bodley’s librarian: ‘I feel a huge responsibility. I don’t want to screw it up’ The author and Oxford fellow on the joys of the city’s Covered Market, the importance of tea and debating with his daughter