We are now rapidly approaching the anniversary of the start of the first national lockdown back in March 2020. A whole year has passed since … Read more
Archery Sports Scholar takes Gold
Elite Archery Scholar Bayley Sargeant has been one of the few Sports Scholars to compete in a sporting competition this academic season which has been … Read more
Wellness Wednesday: Thriving @ Work on University Mental Health Day 4 March 2021
‘University Mental Health Day brings together the university community to make mental health a university-wide priority.’ Although the primary focus is on student mental wellbeing, … Read more
Wellness Wednesday: Health and Wellbeing Flavour of the Month: March
March is another very busy month for health and wellbeing initiatives. Below is a list of the various campaigns. Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month: ovarian cancer … Read more
Wellness Wednesday: The Power of Random Acts of Kindness
This week is Random Acts of Kindness Week and Wednesday, 17 February, is celebrated as Random Acts of Kindness Day. The strapline this year is … Read more
Wellness Wednesday: The Kick Inside
The effects of the coronavirus crisis and its restrictions remain firmly in force. The pressures on us all continue. It feels as if it’s getting … Read more
Wellness Wednesday: Health Flavour of the Month: February
February is a very busy month for health and wellbeing initiatives. Below is a list of the various campaigns. Do keep uppermost in your mind … Read more
Sports Scholar spotlight – Leonie Charles
Earlier this year, we interviewed new Sports Scholar and Sport & Exercise Science undergraduate Leonie Charles to find out how she discovered Ice and roller … Read more
Wellness Wednesday: Time to Talk Day
Time to Talk Day 04 February 2021: The Power of Small Launching the University’s webpages for Staff Mental Health Support This week’s blog is an … Read more
Wellness Wednesday: Self-Care in a Blue Week
This is the third week of January. The Monday on the third week of January has been designated ‘Blue Monday’ because it is associated with … Read more