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
Ending female genital mutilation: my hopes for my meeting with Gove
We need real progress from the education secretary – I hope he will want to be remembered for helping stop the cycle of abuse• Click here to sign the FGM petition to Michael Gove
FGM petition calling on Michael Gove to act reaches 200,000 signatures
Education secretary is being urged to tell headteachers to inform parents and children about practice
Female genital mutilation: Scotland’s government to ask all schools to act
Holyrood's response at odds with Westminster as Michael Gove remains silent after more than 126,000 sign Guardian petitionIf you want education sinister Michael Gove to follow the example of Scotland's Michael Russell, and instruct head teachers to teach FGM in schools, sign the petition here
British girl leads Guardian campaign to end female genital mutilation
17-year-old Fahma Mohamed calls on Michael Gove to ensure teachers and parents are informed about horrors of FGM
Pupil excluded from primary school for flouting healthy eating policy
Six-year-old boy's parents called to a meeting after bag of Mini Cheddars was discovered in packed lunch
Age of consent: the politics of sex
Editorial: What most young people need is what this government seems relucant to offer: better education about sex and relationships
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Are free school meals a good idea?
Nick Clegg announced last week that all five- to seven-year-olds are to get free school meals from next year. Mark Littlewood and Carmel McConnell debate whether this is fair