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Katelyn Campbell is a 17 year old high school student from West Virginia, USA. She is seeking an injunction against her Principal, for allegedly threatening to retaliate against her after she protested about a pro-abstinence speaker, Pam Stenzel, taking part in a聽recent school assembly.聽Katelyn talks to Jenni about why she felt it was her responsibility to speak out, the repercussions of her actions and what form of sex education she would like to see in schools.

says that the teaching of PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic education) in England聽is 鈥渘ot yet good enough鈥�. Critics say聽primary schools put聽too much emphasis on relationships, which聽leave pupils ill-prepared for puberty and聽secondary schools聽focus on reproduction, rather than聽teaching about healthy sexual relationships.聽What can be done to improve the quality of sex education? With Jenny Barksfield, Training and Development Officer for the .

lived with a series of foster families and in children鈥檚 homes when she was a teenager in the 鈥�80s. 聽The Brightness of Stars details her experiences and those of 8 people - now adults - who were also in care in for a variety of reasons.聽Her aim is to 鈥減rovide some thought provoking information for foster carers, teachers and staff in social care working with young people鈥�.聽Lisa and Pav discuss their experiences.

Giving the cold shoulder, offering the silent treatment, being a mardy bum. On yesterday鈥檚 we heard from sulkers about what they do.聽Today we hear from psychologist Dr Pam Spurr about why they do it, how to deal with it and how not to raise a sulky child.