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Different types of screen time can positively or negatively influence young people’s mental health.
Report finds the children in Year 1 have experienced the greatest drop in their learning.
Research from University of Bristol
Study from the University of Southern Denmark shows that health knowledge in relation to diet, exercise, hygiene and wellbeing can be increased through a programme of football exercises as part of school lessons
Peers personalities can influence your own academic achievement.
Researchers urge to increase the opportunities for men to engage with their children to improve their well-being.
Could an innovative approach to outdoor learning be the answer to keeping children in schools?
Positive peer relationships don’t show the same long-term health benefits, according to the research
Managing stress during the pandemic
Loss of potential: teens diagnosed with depression show reduction in educational achievement from primary school to GCSE