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Learning for Life - The changing perception of learning .

In today's fast-paced world, the way we approach education and learning is constantly evolving. Our Principal, John Mason, shared his own experience of traditional learning methods and how it was perceived in the past. But has this perception changed today? In this blog, we will be exploring how learning is not something that starts and finishes, but something that continues throughout our lifetime.

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Start Your Own Vegetable Garden

Starting your own vegetable garden can be a fun and rewarding experience. Not only will you have access to fresh, healthy produce, but you'll also be able to enjoy the satisfaction of growing your own food. There are many different ways to start a vegetable garden, and the best approach will depend on your individual situation. Some factors to consider include the size and layout of your yard, the amount of sunlight your property receives, and the types of vegetables you want to grow. With a little planning and some basic gardening knowledge, you can have a thriving vegetable garden in no time.

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New Year Study Tips - Eight ways to carry on studying your online course

Welcome to the new year! As we start a new year, it's important to establish effective study habits to set ourselves up for success. Whether you're a student just starting your online course, or a working professional looking to advance in your career, these study tips will help you make the most of your time and reach your goals. Let's dive in and make this year our best yet!

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How to become an Eco Therapist

We hear the term therapist bandied about quite often.  There are so many different types of therapist – physiotherapist, psychotherapist, occupational therapist. A therapist is basically someone who is skilled at a particular type of therapy. Therapists can focus on mental or physical health or a mixture of both. Ecotherapy is a relatively new term, but one that has become increasing prevalent in the modern world.

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Using Play Therapy in Your Work

Play can be defined as a voluntary activity involving pretend or fantasy, but it can be so much more than that. Play can be useful therapeutically, helping adults and children to improve their mental and physical health. But how can you use it in your work ?

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