Coronavirus Finding your strengths In the first of a mini-series from guest contributor Sarah Crittenden, we will explore what strengths are, ways to work out yours , and how to make the most of them,
goals The tricky art of elephant eating Did you notice this new year that lots of people were talking about their ‘goals’ rather than their ‘new year’s resolutions’? It might just be the circle of friends
ditch the news "The news and the truth are not the same thing..." Said a wise man once, Walter Lippmann in fact, the American journalist credited with coining the term 'Cold War' and writing extensively on media and democracy. I try to follow
team Reflection and planning Photo by Nikola Jelenkovic / Unsplash We’re coming close to the end of the year now. Christmas anticipation is looming, parties are in full swing, schools are focused on getting
reflection So, here it is, Merry Chr... Too early?! Never! Despite having young children I am usually the first in my house to want to put the tree up, the lights round the front door and the
perspective Start how you mean to go on New school year, new start. A new start to me often feels like starting a new exercise book when I was at school, where I would promise to myself to
tips for uni 10 tips to de-stress Today's blog piece is from a guest writer, David Price of Health Assured offering his top tips to de-stress. Stress is a common occurrence in our everyday life and in
fun Laugh and a half As Bill once said "With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come" Laughter is something that I love to do everyday and I try to look at daily
self-harm Shelf Help On Friday 2nd December Hitchin saw the launch of an exciting new pilot project called ‘Shelf Help.’ This is a reading scheme that is being adopted by The Priory School
wellbeing Wellbeing Life List Have you ever watched the movie The Bucket List? It’s a 2007 film about two strangers, a Billionaire and a car mechanic, who end up sharing the same hospital
