Welcome to the final instalment in this series of blogs focusing on sustainability by student Debbie Andrews. In this blog Debbie focuses on sustainable toiletries a how small changes can create a big impact.
Tag: University of Worcester
How to stay productive while working from home
This post was published on 8th April 2020 Any references to self-isolation, travel or meeting others was accurate at the time of writing but the guidance may have changed since. Please always refer to the latest […]
The secrets of happy people
Student Wellbeing Champion Georgie Sherrard talks us through some techniques for maintaining our Mental Health during this difficult time: This post was published on 6th April 2020 Any references to self-isolation, travel or meeting others […]
Fun and Uplifting shows to watch whilst we’re all in quarantine.
Student Blogger Svetlana Pasilova gives us a run down of some quality television to take your mind of the situation: This post was published on 2nd April 2020. Any references to self-isolation, travel or meeting […]
Maintaining positivity Whilst practising social distancing
Student Blogger Ellie Bixby talks us through some techniques for maintaining our positivity during this difficult time: This post was published on 30th March 2020 Any references to self-isolation, travel or meeting others was accurate […]
University Mental Heath Day 17th March 2020
Lots of attention has been brought to the topic of mental health during 2020 – you may have already seen the “it’s okay to not be okay” tweets or maybe even shared them yourself. As […]
Work Hard, Play Harder: Making the Most out of Third Year
Your third year at university is crucial to your degree. With your dissertation to write plus all the usual modules (plus preparing yourself to leave uni!), everything can get quite hectic. However, it’s still important to enjoy yourself and make the most out of the opportunities given to you at university.
Gold Star for Unitots
Looking around for potential nurseries for your little one/s can be a daunting and confusing experience. Is it the right place for your child? Will they settle in? Will they make friends and have fun? Is it the right environment for them? Will they learn and thrive?
