Hope and ambition at the school for teenage mothers
When a 15-year-old has a baby, it doesn't have to mean the end of her education and her hopes of a career. Amelia Hill visits the school that treats motherhood as an opportunity
Jamie Oliver’s brain food crusade runs aground as school dinners hit £2.60
Healthy meals mean better grades, insists television's top chef Jamie Oliver, but price rises put progress at risk
You can’t teach young people safe sex by inserting the letter Z into wordz
Stuart Heritage: The worst thing you can do is underestimate teenagers' intelligence
A healthier school dinner? Step this way
Researchers at Cornell University may have found the answer to child obesity - redesigning the canteen
Jamie Oliver: ‘No one understands me. No one’
The TV chef and campaigner explains why nothing will deter him in his fight to improve school dinners
Teachers back call for pregnancy clinics in schools
Schools would be ideally placed to help pregnant teenage girls, say teaching unions
Therapy in a pencil case
Joe Moran: In these uncertain, digital times there's nothing more reassuring than ink, graphite and a new eraser
How can we balance personal freedoms with public health?
Lindsey Davies, new president of the Faculty of Public Health, talks to Denis Campbell
Dismay greets loss of sex education reform
Teachers welcome the disappearance of a teaching licence and a 'report-card' rating system for schools
Rome school criticised for installing condom machine for pupils
Cardinal deplores initiative for 'trivialising sexuality' as headmaster of Kepler school urges others to follow