Wishing you Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2022!!!

Imagen de Couleur en Pixabay  

Wishing you all the timeless treasures of Christmas… The warmth of home, the love of family and the company of good friends. 

Christmas is the time of year to share the blessings of life with the people we love and with those who are most in need. I just wanted to remind you how special you are to me. Merry Christmas!

The Christmas gift experiment

Christmas Carols:

• We wish you a Merry Christmas (lyrics and video)
• Jingle bells
• Jingle bell rock

Christmas Recipes:

• How to make eggnog
• How to make Christmas pudding Exercise

Domestic Violence 25th November

  

 

A rapist in your way, Chilean song

Tracy Chapman:  Behind the Wall       Lyrics

Savage Garden: Two beds and a coffee machine     Lyrics

Vicarious violence

Imagen de Gerd Altmann en Pixabay

Read the text about vicarious violence* and answer the questions:

• Who do abusers intimidates and harm? Why?
• What can these abusers do in order to harm their partners?
• How many children were killed in the last decade? (With data up to 2017)
• How old were the children?
• How many children were killed during joint custody period?
• How many children were victims of abuse in the family environment in 2014?

* Complete text in the following web page: https://en.nsp-ie.org/

Halloween 31st October

Let's read about Halloween

   

Projects made by 1st & 2nd year's students course 2019-20

Unit 12_ Organising a tour

Stonehenge

Bath

21st September: World Alzheimer's Day

World Alzheimer's Month is the international campaign every September to raise awareness and challenge the stigma that surrounds dementia. September 2020 will mark the 9th World Alzheimer's Month. The campaign was launched in 2012. World Alzheimer's Day is on 21 September each year.

Hat’s story: living with Alzheimer’s disease

Be ready to kick out COVID

How young people can help respond to the coronavirus outbreak

Take action to keep your community safe.  (World Economic Forum)

When you’re young and healthy, your risk of developing severe illness is lower. So consider those in your community who are most vulnerable, including older people and people with pre-existing medical conditions (such as high blood pressure, heart disease, lung disease, cancer or diabetes). Do your best to support them.

Video 1      Video 2 (Masks)    Video 3 (masks)

Video 4 (Safety in hotels during Covid 19)