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More from Sarah in our fictional space , The safety of a queer space: I couldn't sing in front of him, Sarah said. Isn't that a strange thing to notice about yourself? She wasn't asking them. She was turning it over in her own hands. I'd be in the car with my child and we'd belt out everything—AJR, Barenaked Ladies, Dave Matthews, CCR, Queen—windows down, voices embarrassing—and then if he was in the car I'd go completely quiet. https://thistleandmoss.com/p/i-wanted-to-run-so-far-away #fiction #Stories #writing #literacy

A UK national security assessment (Jan 2026) identifies biodiversity loss as a long‑term systemic risk. It doesn’t tell schools what to do—and that’s the point. When risks become foreseeable, professional responsibility shifts. This post explores how to read such documents without alarmism—and why education can’t pretend this context doesn’t matter. https://wp.me/p829C1-38S #EducationPolicy #Safeguarding #ClimateRisk #Literacy #ProfessionalJudgement