Collaboration and Wellbeing
Given this week saw us all relish performances of ‘CLUE’ it’s opportune to reflect upon what it is about such events which benefit wellbeing – and there are many reasons!
Of course, there is magic…
Given this week saw us all relish performances of ‘CLUE’ it’s opportune to reflect upon what it is about such events which benefit wellbeing – and there are many reasons!
Of course, there is magic…
Visiting the creative kingdom, which is the Pre-Primary classroom, last week I was intrigued to see this evidence of brainstorming the children did in response to a focus on ‘Homes’ and the Unit of…
We read about it, consistently rank it as one of the most important human attributes and often admire it in others. Kindness. A word definitely worthy of attention because it’s powerful – positive and…
Given the profoundly disturbing news that circulates each day on topics such as war, corruption, environmental degradation, medical crises, poverty and crime, it can feel natural to begin to believe that the world is a…
Many of us are familiar with the old adage ‘An apple a day keeps the doctor away’. There’s a modicum of truth in this expression, and many a parent has uttered it as one…
Tuesday, October 10, was the UN-designated ‘World Mental Health Day’. Their slogan was ‘Mental health is a universal human right’. Here is a link to their site, which will provide more detailed…
Relating to and connecting with people is one of the most significant contributors to our wellbeing. Relationships boost our resilience and optimism. Whether these connections are with partners, friends, families, school/work peers, neighbours or…