With the recent violence targeting refugees and asylum seekers in the UK, it's crucial to have informed conversations. Read our suggestions on challenging harmful narratives. ⬇️
People seeking asylum deserve safety and compassion. We stand in solidarity with everyone affected.
Brilliant news - the drinking water restriction for Bramley has been released as of 5 pm. Letters will be distributed to the impacted area overnight.
Enjoy the tap water Bramley.
Everyone knows Labour are going to win the election, but if you’re feeling like there’s no point in voting as the outcome is a foregone conclusion, I’d like to draw your attention to something really radical that is on offer tomorrow: 1/8
‘We’ve got a big problem with working parents not voting for us, what shall we do?’
‘I know, let’s imply everyone who think it’s important to occasionally spend time with their kids is pathetic and not working hard enough.’
REMINDER: Refugees should not be used as a political battleground.
With just a week until the UK’s general election, it’s time to stop dehumanising people seeking safety. We demand compassion and dignity for people fleeing war and persecution.
Our message is clear: seeking asylum is a human right, not a crime.
During an election, people fleeing violence and persecution deserve safety and dignity. They should never be used as a political battleground. This #RefugeeWeek, we call for a compassionate response to refugees.
We have a child with quite significant needs in our class, and yesterday a group of the boys squirrelled off at break time and came back with a list of suggestions to make sports day accessible for him, such as blutacking his egg to his spoon. The kids truly are alright.
Compulsory national service would definitely foster a sense of national unity. Just like forcing kids to study Shakespeare makes them all massive fans of the Bard.