Schoolgirls may get vaccinations against cervical cancer
· Parents support idea in government study
· Boys could be included in anti-virus inoculations
Body blow for medics
Medical students need corpses, so crisis looms as fewer of us are willing to hand over our last remains. Donald MacLeod reports.
School finance classes on rise but still erratic
More schools are teaching personal finance but classes are irregular and many teachers do not feel comfortable teaching the subject, a new survey reveals.
‘Just get out there and do it’
Now calling for parents to support children's sport, the Olympic champion Kelly Holmes tells John Crace how she got started.
The truth about school dinners: what happened when Jamie went home
It's 16 months since the TV chef stormed through Britain's school kitchens and declared war on the Turkey Twizzler. So are our children now eating healthier foods? Report by Jay Rayner.
Learning lessons from the 24/7 carers
Society often fails to recognise when people with learning disabilities are ill, but who better to ask than the people they live with? Kate Hilpern looks at a pioneering course that is placing nursing and social care students with families.
Fish oil for pupils may improve behaviour
· Ministers await review into effects of Omega 3· NUT is wary of teachers giving supplements