Christina Easton

@chreaston.bsky.social

Moral and Political Philosopher | Assistant Professor in the Ethics of Non-Violence @ Birmingham | Mother | Eco-worrier 🌱🌍🐴

🚨 Only 9 hours left - UK Gov consultation on school meals closes at midnight Schools in England are currently required to serve meat, fish and dairy for most meals. There's an opportunity to weigh in on this as the Government is seeking to make school meals healthier.

School Food Standards Consultation

🚨 ONLY HOURS LEFT 🚨 Did you know that schools in England are still required to serve meat, dairy, and fish? Tonight is the deadline for the Government's consultation on school food. It's the first t...

act.plantbasedschools.com

Government consultation on their proposed changes to the School Food Standards. Deadline 12 June. Do respond with your opinions. But please consider including that they could think more about sustainability and avoiding the exploitation of animals. consult.education.gov.uk/school-food-...

School Food Standards: updating the legislative framework - Department for Education - Citizen Space

Find and participate in consultations run by the Department for Education

consult.education.gov.uk

I'm sad to learn of the death of Lord Harries of Pentregarth. Been watching closely for over a year whether his bill, asking for 'individual worth' and 'respect for the environment' to be added to the 'values of British citizenship', ever got read in the Commons.

20 years ago, Gordon Brown argued that the Union flag needed to be recaptured from the far-right and instead associated with progressive values of tolerance, liberty, inclusion, fairness and responsibility. How's that going? 🫣

This evening I was a judge for the Philosothon hosted at King Edward VI High School for Girls in Birmingham. Honestly, that young people from diverse backgrounds could talk and listen together so intelligently, compassionately and responsively fills me with hope for the future.

This is in my daughter's school newsletter. I really hope she doesn't take it too literally as I feel like the requirement to be "inspiring" each time you speak sets expectations a little high. Also now pondering what constitutes "necessary" speech.

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