“The young astronaut is jetting through the stars, chasing the comet, trying to guess which orbit it will follow.  She aims to get one step ahead to warn the earthlings about their impending doom”  How often have your children watched … Continue reading →

Not only is gardening fun, but it also helps keep us fit and gets our body moving. To be immunologically fit, you need to be physically fit. “White blood cells can be quite sedentary,” says Prof Arne Akbar, the president of the British Society for Immunology and a professor at University College, London. “Exercise mobilises them by increasing your blood flow, so they can do their surveillance jobs and seek and destroy (bacteria and germs) in other parts of the body.” (read more..) Obviously, a strong immune system is the No. 1 barrier to surviving the Corona Virus attacks.

What better way to welcome everyone back to school, than for the teacher to host a garden tea party. This is where the children will value the return to a routine and the opportunity to talk about their experiences of the last 2 months and their fears for the future.