Doc: You cant be with your mum because of Covid. Me: Please -I need to spend these last days with her My mum: Darlin, it’s okay, we need to do this to keep everyone safe UK Gov: Let’s Party/Have wine & cheese. Boris Johnson - Her name was Mary. She died last year. Resign.

Yet another disappointment from the SQA. These ‘revision guides’ provide advice like, “spell correctly”, “it is important to practise questions” and my personal favourite, “read the question.” A pathetic response to the extremely difficult times that pupils are experiencing.

I had an amazing time meeting everyone at the Glasgow pop up on Sunday at the kelvin grove art gallery. It was an amazing experience and met some lovely people to change the future of young people with.

What an amazing event this was #SYP77 I hope everyone involved had an amazing time and I congratulate all the members who put motions forward and for them all passing well done!

Members of Scottish Youth Parliament have been giving their views on Scotland’s ambition to become tobacco-free by 2034 to Public Health Minister Maree Todd

Want to say a massive thank you to the SYP Board for this amazing idea. These simple but effective cards really showed us some amazing tips and tricks for making our tweets more accessible for those who face accessibility issues.

Want to say a massive thank you to @bridgespro1 for an invite to your launch of the get connected and IT suite. It was such an privilege for Olivia Brown MSYP and myself to see first hand the amazing work you do for young people in the community.

Today I’m launching my new Social Media Accessibility Campaign, #AssessYourAccess! For the next week my social media channels will have top tips, educational videos and graphics, quotes from young people and much more. Make sure to share with your friends and colleagues.

Making accessible content is so important and so easy to do. I wanted to hear how it effects young people in Scotland. Here are some words from a young person from Kilsyth about their experience. #AssessYourAccess #SocialMediaAccessibility

Day 2 of my #AssessYourAccess campaign. Today we are focusing on CamelCase. CamelCase is an accessible form of writing hashtags.

How do I use CamelCase to ensure my social media content is accessible? It’s simple! Just make sure to use a capital letter at the start of each word in your hashtag. There is an example in this graphic. ⬇️ #AssessYourAccess #CamelCase

This month, SYP78 takes place. This is an opportunity for young people to vote on matters where they'd like to see change, so if you live in Musselburgh and Midlothian North and are ages 14-25, please fill out this survey so we can vote on your behalf! smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PUY5KV/

Am here at #SYP78 watch this space for updates!

We listened to amazing local perspectives from NVO members Who Cares? Scotland Carers Trust Scotland Haggeye It was amazing to hear how much work these amazing organisations do for young people

🎗️ Beau Johnston MSYP, Convener of SYP Health and Wellbeing Committee and Member for Edinburgh Central spoke to STV News about her cancer journey following her #CCAM campaign last month news.stv.tv/east-central/e…

The amazing work done by Emma (Emma Prach) on accessibility is such an inspiration and really shows what can be done to help others. I happily signed the pledge and encourage others to aswell.

Today I attended the Royal Society of Edinburgh’s (Royal Society of Edinburgh) event on climate change with Vanessa Nakate (@vanessa_vash), co-chaired by Mollie McGoran - SYP’s Vice Chair (@molliemsyp) and Louise MacDonald OBE FRSE (Louise Macdonald). It was an incredibly inspiring event!

Today, the Scottish Youth Parliament has reaffirmed it's stance on Gender Recognition Reform, informed by consultation with young people across the country for our Manifesto, #FromScotlandsYoungPeople You can find more details on the SYP website here: bit.ly/SYPstance

Alternative text benefits everyone. It helps to contribute to a social media space that is accessible. Find out more about alternative text including how you can ensure you are creating accessible content: shorturl.at/axAV2

📢 Scottish Youth Parliament Elections are happening soon, from 6 Nov – 19 Nov! Voting will vary across the country, but most people aged 12-25 will be able to vote online using their Young Scot National Entitlement Card National Entitlement Card To vote online head to voting.young.scot 😀