ALT Graphic with a blue-black gradient background. Yellow and white text reads ‘Dear Scottish Government Fix this Crisis. Yours sincerely Students & Staff’ In the bottom left an illustration of a hand swiping next to ‘1/3’ indicates further slides in the post.

ALT Graphic with a blue-black gradient background. Yellow and white text reads ‘We’ve written to the Government because Scotland needs: A sustainable funding model not reliant on exploitative fee structures. An end to the hostile environment that is undermining our international students and staff. A real commitment to education as a public good, not a financial burden.’ In the bottom left an illustration of a hand swiping next to ‘2/3’ indicates further slides in the post.

ALT Top of graphic has a blue-black gradient background and yellow text reads ‘Join us by signing the open letter to Graeme Dey MSP, Minister for Higher and Further Education. Below this in black text against a white background shows a section of the open letter and some signatories, with the logo of their organisation underneath: ‘We are calling on our colleagues, our trade unions, and all those who care about education to stand with us. We refuse to let our universities and colleges be decimated by inaction and political neglect. Education is the backbone of our society. Without it, we all suffer. The time for political platitudes is over—now is the time for action. Sai Shraddha S. Viswanathan, President, NUS Scotland Roz Foyer, General Secretary, Scottish Trade Union Congress Jeanette Findlay, President, UCU Scotland Andrea Bradley, General Secretary, EIS Sophie Watson & Fred Bayer, Co-chairs, Scottish HE Committee UNISON Scotland Alison MacLean, Regional Industrial Officer, Unite the U

ALT A graphic with a greyscale image of young protests, the one in the centre of the frame holds a megaphone. Text alternating between white and light yellow reads 'Over 1.6 million young people are ready to vote on Thursday. Make sure you're ready to vote. Click the link for info on where to vote'. The NUS Scotland logo in white and purple, and the Turn Up logo in white sit in the top right corner.

ALT A graphic with a black background, covered in a transparent diagonal pattern of the words 'general election' in grey. Text alternating between white and light yellow reads 'Find your polling station. Polling stations will be open on Thursday 4 July between 7am and 10pm. If you are in the queue by 10pm you will be able to vote. You can find where your polling station is on your poll card or online here: www.wheredoivote.co.uk. Remember your Voter ID. You must bring photo ID when you vote or you will be turned away. Valid ID includes a Passport, Driving licence (including provisional license), Blue Badge, PASS card, Voter Authority Certificate, Scottish National Entitlement Card and more. Student IDs do not count. Tap the link in bio for more info' The NUS Scotland logo in white and purple, and the Turn Up logo in white sit in the top right corner.