Thoughts, comments, ideas and pause for thought from members of our school and extended community.
Of central importance to our wellbeing are our relationships. A lot of research has shown that the quality and quantity of connections has a direct impact on our health and happiness. Some work has shown that a lack of personal relationships poses health risks and that networks of friends and social support can increase our immune system, lower heart disease and reduce mental decline as we age.
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The ISFA (Independent Schools FA) sent a letter to all member schools over the summer. It’s concerned about the impact of the professional, televised game on player and coach conduct.
Helping others connects us with people, it creates a greater sense of belonging and community. It makes us feel that we belong to something, which is good for ourselves as well as others and helps to build a happier society.
