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Engineering awards haul for Black Isle boffins in the making.

Engineering awards haul for Black Isle pupils

Anxiety and mental health issues have skyrocketed among school pupils in recent years. How do you teach children who are too anxious to leave the house?

CAN the obesity crisis be reversed?

TV News - She was slapped on her first day in primary school. And it scarred her emotionally, says actress Felicia Chin. She even demonstrated what the slap was like, on a recent episode of the R U Okay? podcast with Jean Danker. She said the teacher pulled her... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Spare the rod, spoil the child. But what if the rod leaves a mark instead? For local actress Felicia Chin, the memory of being slapped on the first day of Primary One still haunts her and it has even contributed to a rather unhealthy obsession with perfectionism. In a recent episode of the R U Okay? podcast with Jean Danker,...

Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development (MHADMSD) says it will deworm no fewer than one million pupils, alongside the school feeding programme, for improved health. | Pulse Nigeria

Schools and families reporter Rebecca McCurdy was bullied all through school but it has not held her back from achieving her dreams.

One reader shares about how opening up to friends has helped him become a more positive person, while another writes about the dangers of South Korea’s juvenile justice system.

Children are now the drivers of school charity campaigns. With Ukraine the latest country in need, what do kids learn from engaging in global issues?