While the Queen’s Speech this week exposed a Tory government failing to get on with the day job, the SNP Scottish Government got on with the job of delivering for Scotland.

Here’s just some of the news you might have missed from this week.

The number of young people getting qualifications at Higher level or above is increasing, with the number of young people from the poorest parts of Scotland leaving school with at least one Higher up.

Increase in Higher passes for poorest Scottish pupils https://t.co/z50ROdOWfS — STV News (@STVNews) June 20, 2017

Scotland has now had the best performing hospital A&Es in the UK for 26 months straight.

Scotland has now had the best performing hospital A&Es in the UK for 26 months. Get the facts on our NHS here: https://t.co/KNbLVPfIvm pic.twitter.com/TxVGaQMTe7 — The SNP (@theSNP) June 20, 2017

Registration for the baby box is open. And the list of contents has been published.

Watch the video to see what’s in Scotland’s Baby Box or visit the website https://t.co/RlFKF0BbJA to find out more. pic.twitter.com/LopOXy3RrQ — Engage for Education (@engagefored) June 20, 2017

The Scottish Government published the Social Security Bill to create a Scottish social security system with fairness and dignity at its heart. And the system will be based on social security as a human right – a UK first.

⚖ Legislation to establish Scotland’s first social security system has been introduced to @scotparl. Find out more: https://t.co/zp42HJeG7n pic.twitter.com/DhCKrswU3z — The SNP (@theSNP) June 21, 2017

Scotland’s food and drink sector continues to go from strength to strength. In the first three months of 2017, food and drink worth £1.2 billion was exported, up £124 million on 2016. That’s a 10 per cent increase.

Scotland exported £1.2 billion of food and drink in the first 3 months of 2017 @FergusEwingMSP #HighlandShow pic.twitter.com/pwmM2jJyZ8 — Scot Gov Greener (@GreenerScotland) June 23, 2017

The Queensferry crossing is to open to cars on 30 August, it was announced.

The Queensferry Crossing will officially open to traffic on Wednesday, August 30. pic.twitter.com/1KfODdFQiS — Queensferry Crossing (@NewForthBridge) June 20, 2017

A Scottish Government and National Lottery fund to incentivise film production in Scotland has generated £17.5 million for the economy – returning £10 for every pound spent.