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Today our year-long Raising the Nation Play Commission into why play is critical to the wellbeing and development of children publishes its Final Report, #EverythingToPlayFor. It’s time to reclaim childhood with a National Play Strategy for England. centreforyounglives.org.uk/news-centre/ev…

Yippee! Took long enough to get confirmation though 😳

🧐 interesting. Anyone want to sponsor my PhD in getting children physically active and creative outdoors with children’s literature prompts? 🥰

Yes, let’s. Active uniform can still look smart and help children feel part of a community. Only without the scratchy fabrics, high price tags, ridiculous girls’ shoes and barrier to active play (again, especially for girls).

This. All reading is reading and nobody gets to decide what our taste in literature should be. That said, SF Said’s stories are blooming brilliant ❤️

Message for Sir Stephen Fry : No woman ever changed the world by being nice. It's the females who were outspoken, disobedient, strong and downright difficult whom we have to thank for any progress females have made. J.K. Rowling is celebrating progress.

School sports day was postponed today. But not racing, oh no. 😡

Play is now recognised by scientists as 'a biological imperative' but most adults still think it's a frivolous add-on. Here's a new Upstart blog from Tam Baillie on how he discovered the importance of play. #BornToPlay upstart.scot/tunnel-vision/

The Led By Donkeys boys Ben Stewart, James Sadri, Oliver Knowles and Will Rose have included JK Rowling in a Glastonbury stunt. It’s a line up of people they want to send to Mars because they have ‘made life more difficult for the rest of us’. JKR’s charity Lumos has, to

If you want kids to love reading - LET THEM READ THINGS THEY LOVE! By all means, encourage them to read books that you think are great, but please never dismiss their own choices. Because the books we choose and love ourselves are the ones that really make us readers! #literacy

These young folk cleared up this abhorrent mess harming #nature and the land in Borrowdale the other day ❤️🙏🙏 #lakedistrict #litter Why do folk visit such a beautiful national park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and treat it like trash? And ya get folk like ‘Right to Roam’ who

🧸If you go down in the Railway today, you're sure of a big surprise. Today's the day the teddy bears have their picnic!✨ Head down to The Watercress Line from the 25th - 27th July to take part in a Teddy Bear Themed Day! buff.ly/jvgrenm #WatercressLine #TeddyBears

petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7294… Make Play and Continuous Provision statutory in KS1 curriculum in England.

Matt Goodwin You get one vote, Matt. But can you please let us know which rights under the ECHR you no longer require the protection of for yourself or those you care about. Please be specific.

𝗔𝗺𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 #𝟵𝟳 The right to take leave from work when your child is critically ill. No parent should have to choose between their job and their child’s bedside. Next week, the House of Lords will decide. Stand with us. #HughsLaw #ItsNeverYou #Amendment97

Women must be able to change into and out of their work clothes in a single-sex changing room. Under public sector equality duty and HSE regulatory responsibilities, employers must ensure that their employee changing, hygiene and toilet facilities meet their legal and regulatory

This is the best cartoon ever. I will brook no arguments.

This is pride of Afghan women! Sayara Rahmani, Afghan refugee, secured the top spot in France’s Exile Parliament with highest votes. She represents countless brave, exiled women whose rights were stolen in Afghanistan. One day, these chains will break. Afghan women will rise.

This story feels quite apposite after a weekend watching Spitfires, Hurricanes and the Lancaster at #RIAT25

How many times have men used the “but we have no Ladies toilet” excuse to keep women out of the workplace? The Carnegie Institution tried this in 1965 with Woman of the Day astronomer Vera Rubin when she applied to observe at the Palomar Observatory. She cut out a little paper