Chris Wright @chrisajwright

@bombaytonic717 @CMCMarkets It’s dropped 🤔

@Tokenisable Where can you see it going to by the end of 2026?

At what point do we stop pretending our newspapers are ‘news’ and start calling them what they are… Promotional pamphlets for the billionaires who own them and the agendas they’re selling.

I’m a City fan but I’m firmly of the view that Arsenal copy absolutely everything Liverpool do. It’s a bit weird tbh. 👀

This is absolutely vile and disgraceful. As a country we are so much better than this. Whatever you decide on 7 May JUST DON’T VOTE REFORM

Nigel Farage secretly trousered £5 million in cash, and he didn’t want you to know.

@SaysMiss It might be a stretch Kat, but Market Harborough Building Society were offering 12 work experience placements in their branch at the council offices, for 5 days, through a leadership course structure. Email nicola.bizhubworkexp.co.uk Assume it isn't just for Harborough schools.

@Ivan_Schwakoff Then we would be even closer to losing the title!

@KarlThyer Playing like one…

We've always known that Generation X is a unique breed. Listen to this guy explain it perfectly—it all makes complete sense. We now live in a world that feels completely foreign compared to the way we were raised.

Creating happier, healthier school communities starts with connection. ❤️ Well School Festivals offer schools a chance to come together, celebrate wellbeing and share what it means to put the needs of young people first. 🙌 youthsporttrust.org/well-schools/w… #WellSchools

Forty-three percent of children in Scotland are now identified as having some sort of additional learning need – the Scottish term for what is called special educational needs (SEN) in England. If 43% of children have needs which are not met in the mainstream education system, I think it’s time to think about whether that mainstream system is fit for purpose. We’ve created a system that does not consider the developmental needs of children, and which has an increasingly rigid focus on academics from an early age. We expect young children to sit when their bodies want to move, we expect them to focus on reading and writing when they are primed to learn through exploration and play. We send our teens to huge impersonal schools, where they move through the day without any connection with an adult who knows anything about them. We focus on test results at all costs, telling our children that if they don’t do well, a bleak future is all they can expect. Then when our children show us that this doesn’t work for them, we say that the problem is them. We send them for assessments and get reports written on how they aren’t performing as we expect. We tell them that they are ‘badly behaved’ or ‘disruptive’. We identify them as ‘having ALN’ or ‘having SEND’. We behave as if the problem isn’t the system we’ve created, it’s the children who don’t fit it. Unsurprisingly, the harder we look, the more children we identify who don’t fit the system. The more rigid the system becomes, the more children there will be who can't meet expectations. Children need flexibility, and our system doesn't provide it for them. At what point will we realise that the problem isn’t our children, it’s that the system wasn’t built with their needs in mind?

Lucy is a racist. No broadcaster should put this racist on TV to spread her despicable hatred.

Lucy White @lucyjaynewhite1

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Today, the Deputy Speaker presiding over the Budget Statement in the UK House of Commons is Nus Ghani. Nus Ghani was born in Kashmir, Pakistan. There should not be a single person born in Pakistan in the UK House of Commons.

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@_lfcleanne No idea why we are in a rush to keep him

We are pleased to see that the Government’s first Men’s Health strategy recognises the role new School Sports Partnerships can play in giving all children the opportunity to experience regular physical activity. 🙌 As our Boys Move programme shows, sport can tackle some of the challenges boys face and support progress in education by improving attendance and belonging. Through increased access to the life-changing benefits of play and sport during and around the school day, we can support a generation of boys to become happier and healthier men.

Department of Health and Social Care @DHSCgovuk

7 months ago

👨 Today we're launching our landmark Men's Health Strategy. This action plan will tackle the specific health challenges faced by men and boys. Men's health has been overlooked for too long. We're changing that by meeting men where they are. More: gov.uk/government/new…

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Incredibly proud of what @NEYASP_comms have achieved since @YouthSportTrust convened the group in 2023. Now we have gone a step further and development #movementmatters with contributions from leading experts in the early years. Download your free AMAZING resource here! 👇

It's time to get your Youth Sport Trust Conference 2026 tickets! The Youth Sport Trust Conference 2026 will explore the exciting potential of a new era for PE, sport and play, one where young people can thrive, with their happiness and health at the heart of schools and communities. Building on last year’s focus on the Well Schools movement, this year we look ahead to the opportunities presented by the new PE and School Sport Partnership Network, Curriculum and Assessment Review, Enrichment Framework and National Youth Strategy. We will discuss how schools can navigate and capitalise on the forthcoming changes to ensure every child enjoys the benefits of movement every day. Here are the dates you need for your calendar: 🥂 Awards Dinner - Tuesday 03 March 💼 Conference - Wednesday 04 March 📍 Telford International Centre Book your ticket here: youthsporttrust.org/school-support… #YSTconference #YouthSport

Speaking in Parliament, @bphillipsonMP is right to highlight the importance of enrichment, including sport, to young people. The revised curriculum, forthcoming Enrichment Framework and future PE and School Sport Partnerships Network can create a nation of active and well schools giving every child access to the life changing benefits of play and sport. youthsporttrust.org/news-listings/…

Alongside our friends over at @afPE_PE, we have welcomed the publication of the Curriculum and Assessment Review’s final report and the Government’s response to the recommendations, calling for today to turn the page on a new chapter for Physical Education (PE), school sport and play. 🙌 “Movement has a central role in cognitive development and performance, physical activity is essential to health and wellbeing, while play and sport are invaluable contexts for social development and the acquisition of life skills. Today’s announcements respond to our call - PE and school sport are not optional extras, they must serve the needs of every child," @AliOliverYST, Youth Sport Trust CEO. ❤️ As a children's charity, we welcome this response and look forward to seeing the positive changes that will happen as a result. Read more here: youthsporttrust.org/news-listings/… #SchoolSport #PE #Curriculum

It's time to complete your FREE Well Schools Well Check! 🙌 By doing so and joining the Well Schools movement, schools commit to prioritising wellbeing alongside academic achievement. Participants reflect on best practice, access a growing bank of resources, and demonstrate their commitment to a whole-school approach through the free-to-access Well Check and Well Schools Accreditation. Use our free-to-access self-review tool and get a tailored development plan to help you on your journey to becoming a Well School. Learn more here: youthsporttrust.org/well-schools #WellSchools #WellCheck