Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
The popular Luncheon Club is back every Wednesday at the Crossbar, Ashton United from the 30th October.
For more details and to reserve your space go to our website tinyurl.com/5br2a2ww
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
We travelled across the UK, placing billboards in key MPs' constituencies, to show them the faces of real children impacted by the #2ChildLimit.
These children endure the effects of this policy every day. Join us in demanding the policy's removal at the upcoming UK Autumn Budget.
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Media coverage of our project in Ashton alongside @AshtonUnitedFC, @AUITC, @smallshawhurst and @savechildrenuk. Over 250 children have taken on the role of sports journalists in recent months and many will attend and report on a live match next month
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Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Our six weeks working with Year 5 at @hurstknollstja ended this morning with some terrific opinion pieces on sports stars and politics. It’s been a super half-term becoming sports journalists back at the school, in partnership with @AshtonUnitedFC, @smallshawhurst and @AUITC ✍️📰
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Today I chaired a meeting with @Gingerbread, @actnforchildren, @CarersTrust, @childrensociety and @savechildrenuk. It was powerful to gain an insight into parents’ first-hand experiences of barriers to work, and what policies would help people overcome those challenges.
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Say it with us 📢
Mental health care is essential health care.
#WorldMentalHealthDay
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Thank you @smallshawhurst for your generous donation of books. Our children can’t wait to read them!
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Over the past two days Year 5 and 6 have been working with @literacykicks in partnership with @AUITC and @smallshawhurst to become amazing sports journalists! They have written some fantastic pieces of writing including a match report and even researched a Paralympic athlete.
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
At #CPC2023, the Chancellor has failed to point out that the majority of people on #UniversalCredit are in work, and those that are struggling to pick up hours are often facing #childcare battles, or have a disability or a serious health problem.
It’s a complete fallacy that people are actively seeking a life on benefits. The so-called “safety net” of #UniversalCredit is so low that 90 percent of low-income families are regularly going without an essential like regular meals, a hot shower, or heating according to @jrf_uk
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
"Save The Children don't work in the UK...do they?"
In fact, our work in the UK is needed now more than ever...
Find out how your donations help children in the UK: bit.ly/42I2xlW
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Another brilliant session! The children love these sessions so much.
Brilliant to be back @hurstknollstja to start a new six-week programme with Year 5 this morning, with the class immersing themselves in becoming sports journalists at a major football international. In partnership with @AUITC, @smallshawhurst and @savechildrenuk ✍️📰
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
This afternoon we were back at @ChristophersRc to begin working with a new Year 5 class, who produced some terrific match reports in their first Literacy Kicks session. In partnership with @AUITC, @smallshawhurst and @savechildrenuk ✍️📰
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Brilliant to be back @hurstknollstja to start a new six-week programme with Year 5 this morning, with the class immersing themselves in becoming sports journalists at a major football international. In partnership with @AUITC, @smallshawhurst and @savechildrenuk ✍️📰
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Literacy Kicks returns to classrooms tomorrow, working with new and existing schools, continuing the partnership with @savechildrenuk, @smallshawhurst and @AUITC, and starting an exciting new project with @SheffieldEagles Foundation. We can’t wait to get started ✍️📰
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
We know hot weather can be challenging for young ones.
Here are some tips on how to help them sleep at night from our Early Years Experts. Please share.
#Heatwave
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Children can't fulfil their potential if they're hungry.
Learn more about our work in the UK: bit.ly/42I2xlW
📽 Footage features actors from our short film, #PotentialNotPoverty. #BackToSchool #FreeSchoolMeals
Children can't fulfil their potential if they're hungry
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
1 in 3 children in poverty miss out on #FreeSchoolMeals because their household income is more than £7,400.
New research shows the majority of voters think this threshold is inadequate.
The UK government must #FeedtheFuture & expand free school meals to children in families on #UniversalCredit.
theguardian.com/education/20…
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
All children – no matter what situation they’re born into – should get a fair chance to realise their dreams
🎨 Aisha, aged 17, who worked with us to create a short film, #PotentialNotPoverty.
Watch the film: bit.ly/45Ng0L9
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
Watch the lovely film below to find out how we made a creative campaign with young people.
Check out the 'behind the scenes' webpage for photos & brilliant storyboard illustrations by one of the young people: bit.ly/3qNFbhM
Don’t let poverty hold children back ❌
We worked with young people to write, storyboard and shoot a film about how poverty can hold children back from reaching their potential.
Learn how the film was created and how it impacted their lives: bit.ly/3qNFbhM
Potential, not poverty. Behind the scenes
Smallshaw Hurst Children's Community retweeted
The holidays can be tough for parents because of the #costofliving.
'It’s hard as a parent knowing that children are missing out – socialising, spending time with friends, doing what children should be doing,' Emma @smallshawhurst tells @theipaper
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