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‘We value people by how hard they work. The result has been the sacrifice of our collective mental health’
The parents’ Sats protest isn’t just about testing – it asks broader questions about the nature of childhood and the purpose of education. What teachers and parents are saying tugs at the very fabric of our society, says the government’s mental health champion
3 May 2016
‘We are in the middle of a youth mental health crisis - and it’s sad so many people are determined ignore it’
Too many journalists, politicians, so-called experts and members of the establishment want to deny what is happening in our schools. And they seem to want to shoot the messenger too
26 April 2016
‘Books can be an essential part of every human being’s life-survival kit’
Reading is not just an intellectual or recreational pursuit – it can be a medicine. Books give children respite from the emotional turbulence in their heads, says the Department for Education’s mental health champion
18 April 2016
A checklist for regrets: sexting edition
Sexting is a self-esteem issue.
14 April 2016
‘Everyone seems to want teachers to solve the problem of “sexting”. Dare I suggest there is another way...?’
The Department for Education’s mental health tsar outlines an alternative approach to persuading pupils to stop sending each other sext messages
13 April 2016
‘Mary Bousted is right. I fell into the trap of pigeonholing girls as intuitively more empathetic’
The government’s mental health tsar considers the issue of gender in the classroom and mental health education
4 April 2016
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