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With Sats and GCSEs just around the corner, pupils will be feeling anxious, stressed and exhausted. Here, our mental health expert Natasha Devon sets out her top tips for tackling exam anxiety

... schools will be in a better position to deal with the mental health crisis, writes Tes mental health columnist Natasha Devon

Schools and parents can only do so much when it comes to reducing the harmful effects of social media, says Natasha Devon – they need to be met halfway by the providers

We’ve made good progress on tackling the stereotype of ‘male’ school subjects – now we need to encourage boys into perceived ‘female’ professions, writes Natasha Devon

We cannot allow the government to add rules about pupil use of social media to teachers’ never-ending to-list, tackling the negative side effects must be a joint effort involving parents, pupils and providers, writes Tes’ mental health columnist, Natasha Devon

The label ‘attention seeker’ has an impact on the girls who are unfairly dismissed as simply seeking attention and the boys who witness it. We must drop the phrase from our vocabulary, writes Tes’ mental health expert