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Of those who sought help, 35% said they were either on a waiting list or had otherwise yet to receive it, according to the study surveying over 11,000 people aged 17-18.Importantly, the research reveals that young people in the most deprived parts of

Researchers have called for sustainable and well-funded support for young people experiencing mental health issues.

The study, which was based on test results and other information from all pupils in England, challenges the common belief that high achievers do better in more academic schools.Findings, published in the peer-reviewed journal Educational Review, demo

Young people who plan to stay home are more likely to be from families facing financial challenges amid the rising cost of living, report suggests.

One study found one in five Year 13 students will eschew digs next term to live at home. An additional 14 per cent are undecided about where they will stay.

Increases in cost of living and squeeze in student loans are also major factors, survey finds

As many as one in three school-leavers in England could stay at home when they start university, study suggests

Disadvantaged young people whose families have used a foodbank are less likely than their more affluent peers to apply for a university place amid affordability concerns, a study has found.

School leaders criticise Gillian Keegan for saying headteachers should personally collect pupils

Party and many economists back plan but niche schools such as Ysgol Gymraeg Llundain say they could struggle