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Teachers must put their mental health first, says BBC’s Dr Radha Modgil – and it all starts with finding your inner power

Sixteen years ago, 91¶¶Òõ reported on chef Jamie Oliver’s influential campaign for healthier school dinners – and since then schools have also come to appreciate the social and cultural benefits of mealtimes, especially inclusive festive gatherings, writes Kate Parker

Some children will be dreading the festive season – but avoiding talking about it won’t help them, says Ceri Stokes

Strictly Come Dancing star and CBBC presenter Rhys Stephenson talks about the teachers who helped him discover his love of drama

With the Ucas deadline looming, schools need to be equipping students with the life skills they’ll need to thrive at university, say these teachers

Children with allergies will be anxious about safety in school – but here are six easy ways you can support them

It’s often a struggle for teachers to find the time to exercise. But what if it could fit into your school day? Nathan Burns explains

For decades, The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award has run alongside curriculum schedules to offer students – and school staff – a character-building adventure. Molly Bolding speaks to today’s teachers to see if they remain advocates of the programme

‘Incredible conversations’ are critical to building relationships, say these academics – but what are they? And how can teachers embed them in their practice?

As new research reveals worrying findings about pupil wellbeing, co-author Daniel Muijs explains what teachers should do next

It’s time to put student wellbeing at the centre of uniform policies, says this guidance, which sets out how to embed a truly inclusive approach

Here are three ways that schools can get involved in Anti-Bullying Week, which starts today