Parents back anti-bully campaign
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Parents say school bullying is a major concern for them and that more should be done to tackle the problem.
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Pupils at a Rotherham school are fed fish and chips through the gates by parents who say their children deserve more choice.
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As the pressure grows on the parents of missing toddler Madeleine McCann, support from their extended family, who have angrily denounced the police probe, has become stronger.
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Parents are urged by Schools Secretary Ed Balls to spend more time reading to their children.
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Parents are encouraged to challenge their children's science teachers over the origins of life.
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Digital playground monitors The government has announced plans for an internet safety campaign for secondary school children across Britain in a move that is hoped to crack down on child sex abuse.â¦
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A series of emotive anti-smoking adverts featuring children standing at their parents&#39; graves has been launched. One of the hard-hitting ads, part of aAÂ£6 million Government campaign, shows children at their father&#39;s graveside after his funeral.
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Parental choice in schools pushes up standards but could increase social division, research suggests.
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Survey finds that 24% of parents reported their kids were exposed to strong language, sexual or violent content online over the past year and 52% of parents said their child was exposed to advertising.
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Teenagers who might have looked upon some harassment as teasing in years past now find they don't have to put up with it.
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Schoolchildren are reluctant to use badly-maintained toilets in case of bullying, campaigners say.
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Schools to be challenged over biometrics Parents are preparing a legal challenge to schools that have fingerprinted their children without their consent.â¦
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The Conservatives promise better school discipline and more choice for parents.
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A government-backed anti-bullying scheme in England is "gagging" debate on the issue, a charity warns.
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Pupils should suggest punishments for bullying, ministers agree - but victims must not retaliate.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 7 (HealthDay News) -- Parents' fighting likely doesn't cause children's behavioral problems, such as skipping school, lying, shoplifting or bullying. But parents who quarrel constantly may pass on genes for disruptive behavior to their children, a new U.S. study suggests.
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By ANGELA DOWDEN  THE days when bullying was restricted to the playground or the journey home from school are long gone.   As bullies become more technically advanced, they are increasingly using emails and text messages to taunt their victims.