On the pill? That’s not enough to make sex safe

Being on the pill is making many young women at my university lax about their sexual health

What’s next on the menu for school dinners?

Jamie Oliver ended the reign of Turkey Twizzlers in school canteens a decade ago. Journalist Matthew Jenkin explores how mealtimes and food’s provenance are the next hot topics

Menstruation: how to break this taboo in the classroom

My #periodpositive project is about boys and girls discussing reproductive health frankly, with humour – and undoing the damage done by femcare manufacturers’ language of shame

How to teach … yoga

Back bends, side bends and pretzel twists – here’s how to stretch students’ minds and bodies through yoga

Plans for sexual consent lessons in schools ‘do not go far enough’

Ministers back introduction of lessons teaching children importance of consent but expert body says they must be made compulsory in order to achieve results

Sex education should be mandatory in all schools, MPs demand

Ministers scolded for lack of addressing inadequate teaching despite huge demand from teachers, parents and students

Students used to take drugs to get high. Now they take them to get higher grades

The use of ‘smart drugs’ to boost mental performance is rife in British universities. So can we all benefit from ‘having an edge’, or is it just another form of cheating?

Tough new food GCSE to test pupils on poached eggs, palmiers and provenance

Examination will test pupils on culinary techniques as well as knowledge of nutrition, food traditions and kitchen safety

More US college freshmen ‘depressed’ than at any time in the past 30 years

Survey of 153,000 students hits lowest wellbeing mark ever as report calls on campuses to take action

How to survive your second term at university

By your second term you should have university life all sorted, right? Well I didn’t – here are some tips to make it through if you don’t either