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Why Protest?

On Sunday 18th May we are protesting in London. We are marching for children.

Our concerns are varied but they are united by a common purpose: urging the government to prioritise what is truly in the best interest of children. Whether it is protecting children from smartphones or measures in the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill, we are calling on the Government to stop and think about what is best for children and the long-term impact on their lives.

When it comes to what is best for children, parents and teachers know, not politicians.

This is not about politics. This is not about ideology or a special interest. It is simply doing what is in the best interest of children.

Whatever your political leanings, race, religion, age. Whether you are a mum or dad or grandparent, a teacher or a school leader. It is time to hold our hands out to others across the various divides, stand together and speak up for the sake of our children, for the future of our country.

The Government need to reverse action they have taken which is not in the best interest of children and think again about action they are about to take. The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill is about to go into the House of Lords, where the Government can amend the Bill to stand up for children and their best interests. If they don't we ask the Peers to do so for them.

We are on the brink of an educational disaster. We demand action now.

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