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The latest news, analysis and advice on pastoral support, including pupil mental health and wellbeing, attendance and non-academic development
Friday
5th Mar 2021
How to help emotionally abused students
Often referred to as 鈥榯oxic behaviour鈥�, psychological abuse by an overly controlling partner can derail a young person鈥檚 college life. Empowering students to see their situation for what it is could enable them to seek help, finds Grainne Hallahan
Friday
15th Jan 2021
Revenge porn: how to help protect your students
Students can be perpetrators or victims in the non-consensual sharing of sexually explicit photos and videos. So, how can colleges ensure that young people understand the law and know what to do when private material ends up online? Grainne Hallahan reports
Friday
24th Jul 2020
Why schools have got girls鈥� friendships wrong
Friendships between female pupils are often painted as being difficult, but we misunderstand how girls themselves view friendships 鈥� and this leads us to be more hindrance than help, finds Grainne Hallahan
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