Is it just me but these examples from the mark scheme from this year’s SATs test further prove just how pointless these tests are?

Back British farming!🇬🇧

Well said Jeremy Clarkson.

"marijuana can trigger psychotic episodes...Anyone from a family with a known history of mental illness should be encouraged to avoid pot until at least their late twenties, after the typical onset period for serious mental illness has passed." city-journal.org/article/mariju…

Thanks for the support!! parliament.scot/chamber-and-co…

Here’s a clip of Brandon’s acceptance speech for The Ivors Special International Award for songwriting.

I get angry when I see the Luftwaffe take disabled parking spaces.

Tea cakes for breakfast!😋

Sometimes I wonder where my dead son Eddie is. I've written a book called 'Where Are You Eddie?'. It's a picture book for children illustrated by Gill Smith. Yesterday I read it to some people in Liverpool, and Gill was there. I hope it helps people think about this stuff.

Rules for teachers in 1915, would you take these rules if it meant you didn’t have to do all the pointless tasks expected of teachers nowadays?

Year 6 staff for the next half term practising the end of year play with their class

Woman of the Day Dr Mona Chalmers Watson, born OTD in 1872 in India, the first woman to graduate from the University of Edinburgh with a medical degree - she delayed her wedding so she could sign the register with MD after her name - and Chief Controller of the Women's Army

We are open!!!!

“The effects of the family farm tax means we will lose the farm. Bear in mind we are the smallest farm locally. We have an inheritance tax liability of £600,000. That’s unsustainable for us.”

Over 200 people have applied to become British Steel apprentices in Scunthorpe as the business looks for workers just months after the plant was saved from possible closure. The company, is also recruiting 180 permanent roles.

This farmer breaks down in tears: “We just want fair play for the farmers. Everything we are doing is for our kids. It’s their future.”

Jim Glennie was only 18 when he arrived on the beach in Normandy on D-Day in 1944. But, even today at 99, the Turriff-born Gordon Highlander, has never forgotten the carnage and clamour which he witnessed on that June 6 morning. He's a remarkable man! pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/lifestyle/6…

This is wonderful

Great words

Dales rail service celebrates successful first year richmondshiretoday.co.uk/dales-rail-ser…