Men who fail to equal parents’ achievements ‘suffer mental distress’

Failing to match educational accomplishments causes distress similar to a divorce, says study

Exercise is more precious than ever. So let’s stop scaring kids off PE

Cutting PE lessons to boost exam results is madness – especially as we now know physical activity aids academic performance, says the sports writer and author Anna Kessel

Suicide is a sector-wide issue, says Bristol university vice-chancellor

Speaking for first time since seven student suicides in 18 months, Hugh Brady says social media is part of the problem

I was a video game sceptic, but now I’m a fan

After spending most of her life bouncing off video games, Jessica Furseth finally discovers the joy and practical benefits of play

Drama out of crisis: how theatre and improv teach lessons in sexual consent

Exploring consent issues through interactive drama and comedy can effect lasting change, whether tackling violence against sex workers in Africa, sex education in South America or abuse in UK schools

Guardian Public Service Awards 2017 health and wellbeing winner: Highgate primary school

A new 12-strong team at Highgate primary has reduced exclusions and referrals to mental health services to zero, for just £8,500 a year

Sexual harassment: It’s not only rife in showbiz and Westminster – it’s in UK schools

As a trainee teacher I found the word ‘whore’ on my classroom door more than once. But does a Scottish scheme hold a solution for both teachers and pupils?

Study AI: ‘I believe we could see the end of cancer in our lifetime’

PhD research student Sam Cooper, from Imperial College London, explains how artificial intelligence is helping to improve the way we treat cancer

Miscarriage research: the bioengineers taking a fresh look at pregnancy

With the help of CGI models of placentas, universities are collaborating to investigate why one in five pregnancies end in miscarriage

Campus confidential: the counsellors on the frontline of the student mental health crisis

The number of first-year students who disclose a mental health problem has risen five-fold in the past decade. We talk to the experts trying to help