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Young Washington: Movie Review

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By Natalie Morris Verified
| The Thinking Conservative
Sitting in the theater watching Young Washington, I found myself wondering why this story hadn’t been made into a film sooner. This adventurous and true story is told through good filming, fine acting, and a doable dose of drama. You’ll raft the icy river with George Washington. You’ll dodge cannon fire and bayonets. You’ll groan over Fort Necessity’s slaughter and mud. And you’ll cheer the young patriot on.
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A Movie That’ll Keep You Awake: A Great Awakening

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By Natalie Morris Verified
| The Thinking Conservative
The young man with the lazy eye slips off his horse. Unpacking his hand-built pulpit, he takes in the scene below in the English countryside. A miner’s camp, straggling miners with coal-blackened faces, glaring at him. “You’re not wanted here!” they snarl. Undeterred, twenty-five-year-old George Whitefield is quick to respond, “Maybe not wanted, but needed.” He begins to preach as they throw chunks of coal at his head.
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The fourth emergency service: How teachers became the last line of defence

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By Natalie Morris Verified
| The Lead Magazine
62 per cent of teachers have heard children talking about skipping meals. Pic: Unsplash Schools are becoming the UK’s “fourth emergency service” – providing food, warmth and crisis support to children as poverty deepens. A study of more than 100 teachers across the UK – shared exclusively with The Lead – found educators are providing warm spaces, food, clothing, hygiene items, emotional support and crisis navigation, with limited resources and often using their own time and money.
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