Wellbeing at School

The first week back after summer tells you more about a school’s approach to wellbeing than any glossy prospectus ever could. Corridors fill up again, timetables reset, and the gap between what a school says about pupil welfare and what it actually does becomes visible almost immediately. September is the honest season. It is when good intentions meet real teenagers with real nerves, and when policy either turns into practice or quietly stays on the page.

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Sports are hugely beneficial for children in a number of ways. It’s not just about how your child picks up new skills but it’s also about how your child learns how to switch off and take a break from their regular studies. Many schools will offer sports programmes and activities to explore, and a lot of schools also have leagues and further sports education programmes for students keen to develop a sport into a known passion. Here we will explore the many benefits of sports and what it brings to students in schools. Read More →

surviving hot weather

It is hard to describe the UK heat to someone that hasn’t been here – because there are places throughout the world that have a higher temperature than the UK. However, we’re really not set up for dealing with hot weather and with a heatwave seemingly on the card – here are some tips for surviving the hot weather. Read More →

Feel Good As Soon As You Are Home -How do you signal the end of your working day? Here are a few ideas on things to do to make you feel good as soon as you are home. Ending a hard or stressful day’s work and taking time at home to relax and unwind is important and helps you get a restful and refreshing night’s sleep. How your workday ends depends on what responsibilities you have at home so juggling the order of things may be needed to enable you to finally feel as if you can switch off for the day and relax.

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