No, I’m not a drug addict – I’m diabetic
People can get the wrong impression when you inject yourself at university, writes a student blogger
How Not to Be Wrong: The Hidden Maths of Everyday Life by Jordan Ellenberg – digested read
John Crace crunches the mathematics professor's words on life's conundrums down to a more manageable number
Don’t lecture students about alcohol when austerity will hurt them most
Nat Rutherford: Students might be forgiven for resorting to binge-drinking as they are amassing an average £40,000 worth of debt
Schools warned over FGM risk to girls during summer holidays
Education department sends out safety guidelines urging teachers to be vigilant during summer holiday 'cutting season'
Many students paying higher tuition fees consider courses poor value
A third of first- and second-year students in England, paying up to £9,000 fees, consider their course poor or very poor value for money, according to findings from a student experience survey
What happens to your body if you study all night?
Students regularly 'pull all-nighters'. But beware: sleep deprivation can do serious damage
Top doctor slams schools policy for fuelling epidemic of child obesity
Academies and free schools could damage children's health by opting out of healthy nutrition rules for school meals
Let’s talk about sex education and disability
For years the need of disabled people for sex and relationship education has been ignored. Campaigners want this sweep-it-under-the-carpet attitude to change, writes Teresa Fitzherbert
How to teach … healthy eating
New research suggests that five portions of fruit and vegetables a day isn't enough. Here's a collection of lesson resources to help you teach students about balanced diets
FGM campaigner Fahma Mohamed urges Gove to help end cycle of abuse
Bristol student to call on education secretary to write to schools setting out ways to combat female genital mutilation