Term 2 Week 10
Friday, April 3, 2020
Keeping boarders busy with online lessons, games, and baking
Since the MCO was enforced some boarders who have not been able to travel home have stayed in the Boarding House. Their routine has not changed as they have been extremely disciplined attending online ‘lessons’ in the library throughout the ‘school’ day under the watchful eye of houseparents and Mr Paul.
Throughout the week, tasks from our Coping Calendar are sent to all boarders which is then displayed on our #stayathome wall. We have had boarders send in ‘five things that are beautiful in the world around them’, ‘positive stories in the news’, ‘what we are grateful for’ and ‘favourite music that lifts their spirit’, among others.
We have played many fun games, completed jig-saws and tested our baking skills to keep us busy. Messages and photos have been sent via email and whats app to those who have had birthdays recently which helps us to remain cheerful during this somewhat challenging time.
Since the MCO was enforced some boarders who have not been able to travel home have stayed in the Boarding House. Their routine has not changed as they have been extremely disciplined attending online ‘lessons’ in the library throughout the ‘school’ day under the watchful eye of houseparents and Mr Paul.
Throughout the week, tasks from our Coping Calendar are sent to all boarders which is then displayed on our #stayathome wall. We have had boarders send in ‘five things that are beautiful in the world around them’, ‘positive stories in the news’, ‘what we are grateful for’ and ‘favourite music that lifts their spirit’, among others.
We have played many fun games, completed jig-saws and tested our baking skills to keep us busy. Messages and photos have been sent via email and whats app to those who have had birthdays recently which helps us to remain cheerful during this somewhat challenging time.