Student Wellbeing

Making the Most of the Easter Break!

As the school holidays approach, there is a buzz of excitement among our students and staff. While holidays provide a well-deserved break, it’s also important to embrace each moment and make the most of this time with family and friends.

The Easter break is a wonderful opportunity to recharge, relax, and reconnect. It’s a chance for children to step away from the structured school routine and enjoy play, exploration, and quality time with loved ones. While many families plan activities to keep children engaged, it’s equally important to allow for rest and relaxation.

Downtime is essential for children’s overall well-being, helping them regulate emotions, reduce stress, and improve cognitive function. Research highlights the benefits of relaxation in boosting memory, learning, and mental health. By incorporating moments of rest into holiday plans, parents can help their children return to school feeling refreshed and ready to learn.

Tips for a Productive and Enjoyable Break:

Prioritise Rest and Relaxation: Encourage breaks from screens and structured activities. Unstructured play, reading, and quiet time are great ways to recharge.

Engage in Family Activities: Enjoy time together by visiting local parks, museums, libraries, or simply playing games and cooking as a family.

Continue Learning: Learning doesn’t have to stop during the break! Encourage children to read, explore new interests, and engage in hands-on activities that spark curiosity.

Plan for the Return: As the holidays come to an end, take time to prepare for the return to school. Ensure students are well-rested and have all necessary supplies ready for a smooth transition back to learning.

We wish all our families a happy, healthy, and enjoyable Easter break! We look forward to welcoming everyone back, refreshed and ready for an exciting term ahead.