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Parents are invited to take 45mins to complete this module in Self-Care provided by Jigsaw, the national centre for youth mental health. Click the link above to take this course. It can only be completed on a desktop/laptop. You will be asked to register for an account first which is free.
For more information on Jigsaw please visit their website www.jigsaw.ie

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This 45 minute course is aimed at parents and guardians of young people. It provides skills to help parents/guardians understand and look after their own wellbeing while acting as that One Good Adult for a young person.

Participants will:

Have a greater understanding of what self-care is

Have a greater understanding of the importance of looking after their own wellbeing in their role as a parent

Be more aware of their own self-care needs

Be able to develop their own self-care plan.

Login to our parent portal

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Self-care course for parents | Elearning for parents | Jigsaw.ie

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This 45 minute course is aimed at parents and guardians of young people. It provides skills to help parents/guardians understand and look after their own wellbeing while acting as that One Good Adult for a young person.

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Information for Parents for Wellbeing Week 11th - 15th Oct 2021

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Information for Parents for Wellbeing Week 11th - 15th Oct 2021

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In GCC this week we are promoting mental health awareness and wellbeing. We have activities planned for staff, students and parents. An outline of the week can be seen in the document above.

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GCC Focus on Wellbeing Week Timetable Oct 2021

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Wellbeing Week Oct 2021 Outline PP for Tutors

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Whole School Walk in Your Shoes/Non Uniform Day:

2euro per student for charity (St. Patrick’s Mental Health Services). Tutor’s to collect 2euro per student during tutorial. Envelops & gloves will be provided. Walk begins at 9.05am as follows:

9.05am – 3rd Years

9.10am – 5th Years

9.15am – 2nd Years

9.20am – 1st Years

End of Week Celebration:

certificates and prizes awarded during last class today.

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Whole School Quiz:

Over intercom & with slides in GCC building, through PowerPoint in KCC building – last class. Teachers to put students into teams of 4. Certificates for the winning team members in each room – teacher to email Audrey/Katie with winner’s names once quiz is complete. Audrey will email quiz & instructions to all teachers in advance. Quiz will start at 13.55pm, allowing time to sort teams and get paper ready.

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1 st Years Movie Afternoon:

Inside Out – from 12.45pm in base rooms (KCC 1, 2, 3 & 4) – Small Popcorn and Jellies provided – students to bring own drink as normal.

2 nd Years – Positivitree:

Each 2nd Year student will design a leaf for the positivitree during the following classes:

·         Hume @ 9am with KK

·         Robinson @ 11.15m with KK

McAleese @ 12.45pm with AW

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3 rd Years - Punch Your Feelings Out Sessions:

·         9am - Sarsfield

·         10am - Esker

·         11.15am - Shakelton

- GCC PE Room (teachers need to accompany their class).

5 th Years & LCA 1 – Cycle Against Suicide Sessions:

during Careers/VPG Classes with AW & EC

Wellness Wall with 1 st Years:

Thunberg (Ms Ward)

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Wellbeing Week Outline:

Tutor’s share outline for week with students during tutorial – PowerPoint attached to email.

World Mental Health Day

Short PowerPoint to be shown in first class @ 8.40am on World Mental Health Day. PowerPoint is attached in email.

Whole school meditation:

9.10am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9YKY7fdwyg

Wellness Wall with 1 st Years:

Attenborough, Noble & Goodall – Jack & Katie will do this with these class groups today.

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Wellbeing Mandalas - Inspired by Artist Andy Goldsworthy. 

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Wellbeing Mandalas - Inspired by Artist Andy Goldsworthy. 

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http://gapminder.org/dollar-street

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GCC’s First Year students supporting walk-in your shoes with #mindyourselfie for wellbeing week ☺️

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GCC’s First Year students supporting walk-in your shoes with #mindyourselfie for wellbeing week ☺️

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A heartwarming story from the mountains.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2591634014294680&id=204563096335129

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Mr Kelly getting some practice in during the Whole School Wellbeing afternoon.

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A nice relaxing afternoon!

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Every Kid needs a Champion and at Griffeen Community College, Students are surrounded by Champions!

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Every Kid needs a Champion and at Griffeen Community College, Students are surrounded by Champions!

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Drop Everything And Read is a great opportunity for you to be present in the moment. We encourage the whole family to put aside everything and delve into a different world for a half an hour; whether it's a new adventure or an old beloved volume, take time to visit it.

Share the book love by uploading the cover picture and recommendation to our 'What is GCC reading?' wall.

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1. Download Strava
2. Join the club and upload your runs!

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- Empowering healthy online behaviour in teenagers.

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#bekindonline series: empowering healthy online behaviour in teenagers

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#bekindonline series: empowering healthy online behaviour in teenagers tickets

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#BeKindOnline Series: Empowering Healthy Online Behaviour in Teenagers

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Eventbrite - Department of Justice presents #BeKindOnline Series: Empowering Healthy Online Behaviour in Teenagers - Tuesday, 9 February 2021 - Find event and ticket information.

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To watch the video recording of the sessions please follow the links below:
#BeKindOnline Webinar
Empowering Healthy Online Behaviour in Teenagers - https://youtu.be/P7Ao3X4P-8E

Guest Speaker: Dr Nicola Fox Hamilton, Cyberpsychology Researcher, member of the Cyberpsychology Research Group at the University of Wolverhampton and lectures in Cyberpsychology and Psychology in IADT, Dun Laoghaire (Tuesday, 9th February 2021)
#BeKindOnline Webinar: Empowering Healthy Online Behaviour in Younger Children -https://youtu.be/rwuuO9FTsi0 #BeKindOnline Webinar: Empowering students to build digital resilience and manage their online wellbeing -https://youtu.be/HR0wmMLfcdw
Guest Speaker: Mark Smyth, Consultant Clinical Psychologist(Wednesday, 10th February 2021)

Webwise Slides: Empowering students to build digital resilience and manage their online wellbeing

Guest Speakers: Jane McGarrigle and Tracy Hogan, Webwise (Thursday, 11th February 2021)

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Course from Microsoft on headspace and mindfulness. 

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Retired colonel Chris Hadfield paints a vivid portrait of how to be prepared for the worst in space (and life).

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Parents, please scroll to the right for more information on our Wellbeing Week (11th-15th Oct 2021)

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Cooking is a great way to relieve stress and make a tasty meal you’re proud of.

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Morning GRATITUDE Meditation Guided | Best 12 Minutes

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Positive Energy Guided Meditation for Raising Your Vibrational Frequency

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15 Minute Meditation for Positive Energy (Energy Clearing)

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Learning to knit is a lot of fun, and it's not as difficult as you might think. This guide to the basics and beyond has everything you need to get started, whether you've never picked up needles before or just need a refresher.

There are several basic skills involved in knitting. These are the stitches and methods that you will use in every knitting project. In the case of the knit and purl stitches, they form the foundation for more advanced stitches that you'll learn in the future. These are the basics you will need to start:

You will also need a few basic knitting tools to get started. Don't go all out at first, just pick up a pair of needles (U.S. size 6 to 8 is perfect for beginners), a ball of yarn (medium weight is easiest for learning), and a crochet hook or yarn needle. The rest will come later, so save your money until you get into it and have a better idea of what you need (or want).

Once you have the basics down, it's time to pick your first project. It's a good idea to start with something small and flat that doesn't require shaping.

Scarves are a great place to begin because they're so long that it forces you to really get to know the basic stitches. Also, dishcloths are fun and quick projects that simply require you to knit a flat square. They're both also useful projects and keeping your finished knitwear in your line of sight is a great motivation to keep knitting.

Patterns are usually labeled with the knitting skill level to help you choose a good beginner project.

Once you've reached the end of your knitting, all is not quite finished. Depending on the project, you will need to do one or several of the following before your work is done:

Many knitters enjoy the process of knitting more than these finishing tasks. It's true that they're not a lot of fun, but you cannot enjoy what you've created without them. Learn to love (or at least enjoy) these skills and avoid a stash of unfinished projects.

Once you're comfortable with the basics and have successfully finished a project or two, there are several other skills to try. Here are a few that are well-suited to beginners:

Try not to take on too much at once, but don't be afraid to challenge yourself. Remember, knitting is little more than making a series of loops across a row of stitches. Most patterns are very good about explaining complex or unique techniques and you can always search for the answers.

Everyone has problems with their knitting from time to time, but most of the time it is easy to fix knitting mistakes. The worst thing that can ever happen when you do something wrong is that you have to tear the work out and start over (knitters have a sense of humor and call this frogging). Some mistakes, like a dropped stitch, can be fixed in less dramatic ways. These are a couple of common problems:

You will also want to learn about proper stitch orientation so you can put the stitches back on your needle correctly if (and when) they fall off.

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Everything You Need to Know About Learning How to Knit

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Learning to knit is a lot of fun, and it's not as difficult as you might think. This guide to the basics and beyond has everything you need to get started, whether you've never picked up needles before or just need a refresher. There are several basic skills involved in knitting.

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Staying Motivated During Lockdown - Pat Divilly

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Staying Motivated During Lockdown - Pat Divilly

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‎The Pat Divilly Podcast: EP 132- Staying Motivated During Lockdown on Apple Podcasts

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‎Show The Pat Divilly Podcast, Ep EP 132- Staying Motivated During Lockdown - 7 May 2020

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Mindfulness practice and meditation

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Where is my Mind? is a podcast about how we can navigate the manic, always-on, and head-melting world we live in. Our lives are changing so quickly, its hard to keep up. Although a lot of this change is for the better, our culture is more fast paced, more polarised, more narcissistic, and more disconnected than ever, and that's having a massive effect on our stress levels. We're overwhelmed, we're too busy, we're out of balance.

In this podcast, Niall 'Bressie' Breslin talks about what impact this society has on us, and how we can deal with it by introducing the basics of mindfulness practice and meditation... and you'll learn how to get off autopilot, how to navigate constant distraction, how to be a more skilful stress-head, how to focus on the parts of our world that are truly wonderful.... and even how to be deadly at Jenga.

Produced by Niall Breslin and Ciara O'Connor Walsh.

Where is my Mind? is a podcast about how we can navigate the manic, always-on, and head-melting world we live in. Our lives are changing so quickly, its hard to keep up. Although a lot of this change is for the better, our culture is more fast paced, more polarised, more narcissistic, and more disconnected than ever, and that's having a massive effect on our stress levels. We're overwhelmed, we're too busy, we're out of balance.

In this podcast, Niall 'Bressie' Breslin talks about what impact this society has on us, and how we can deal with it by introducing the basics of mindfulness practice and meditation... and you'll learn how to get off autopilot, how to navigate constant distraction, how to be a more skilful stress-head, how to focus on the parts of our world that are truly wonderful.... and even how to be deadly at Jenga.

Produced by Niall Breslin and Ciara O'Connor Walsh.

Calming, interesting, worth really listening to.

I came across this podcast after stumbling on Bressies Live Instagram meditations during covid-19. Ive been practising mindfulness for 5 years myself (no expert) after being introduced to it on an American psychic/meditation radio station who also publish books, after listening to so many people around the world on that station and how spiritual their way of teaching was (too much for me), I have to say This podcast from Bressie is my favourite and a lot more refreshing for me, for a lot of reason but also he doesn't try bring in anything to do with religion, I'm so glad I found it.

Maybe it's the comforting Irish accent, but I know it's also more about the important content and message, his explanation, his take on it all that I enjoy. As an Irish person growing up in a time and age similar to Bressie it's very very easy to relate to.
I'm only half way in on it as I write this, but so far so good it's very calming in these current times.

Cheers Bressie for these, you definitely will have touched, and changed a lot of lives for the better with these.

Great present for the mind!

Wonderful podcast from Niall Breslin (Bressie). He does so much for raising awareness around mental health, the practise of mindfulness and looking after yourself. This 6 part series and it's accompanying meditations are a treat and a fantastic starting point on your journey. Highly recommended!!!

Excellent

Excellent podcast, calming, interesting and informative. Can't wait for series 2.

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We can thank the cuisine of Tex-Mex for the classic fajita. Originally, the term referred to a grilled strip of meat served in a tortilla. These days you can find steak, chicken, shrimp, or even vegetarian fajitas. Minimal prep and minimal cook time means these can be on your dining room table FAST. Top them off with sour cream, pico de gallo, and guac and for an extra special treat go ahead and make your own flour tortillas! If you like a little extra spice on your fajitas go ahead and add some chili powder, cayenne, or paprika!

Tried these yet? Let us know how it went in the comments below! You'll find this and 90+ other recipes in our new cookbook: Insanely Easy Chicken Dinners.

Editor's Note: The introduction to this recipe was updated on July, 24, 2020 to include more information about the dish.

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Chicken Fajitas Make The Fastest Weeknight Dinner

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We can thank the cuisine of Tex-Mex for the classic fajita. Originally, the term referred to a grilled strip of meat served in a tortilla. These days you can find steak, chicken, shrimp, or even vegetarian fajitas. Minimal prep and minimal cook time means these can be on your dining room table FAST.

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A basic soup recipe that can be adapted to whatever needs using up from the fridge, from BBC Good Food

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Chicken Bacon Pasta Bake - a reader and family favourite!

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Healthy eating guidelines

Your body needs lots of different nutrients to stay healthy. That means eating a variety of foods from each of the main food groups.

The Food Pyramid is designed to make healthy eating easier. It shows the different food groups and how much of each we need to have a healthy diet. Eating the right amount from each food group is called eating a "balanced" diet.

Eating well is important for all of us. In the short-term, it can help us to feel good, look our best and stay at a healthy weight. In the long-term, a healthy, balanced diet can reduce our risk of heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis and some cancers.

For adults, teenagers and children aged 5 and over | For children aged 1 to 4

New healthy eating guidelines for children aged 1 to 4

Children need lots of different nutrients to stay healthy. The amounts of food a young child eats changes every day and at every meal depending on their needs. Taller, older children and children who are more active will eat more.

It is important to use your child's appetite to help you decide how much food to offer them. The Children's Food Pyramid is designed to help you decide what foods and how much to offer them.

This pyramid organises food into five main shelves - a shelf for each food group.

What's on each shelf of the pyramid?

Cereals, breads, potatoes, pasta and rice

Vegetables, salad and fruit

Milk, yogurt and cheese

Meat, poultry, fish, eggs, beans and nuts

Fats, spreads and oils

Food high in fat, sugar and salt

There are seven key messages that will help us all building good eating habits for children.

Healthy eating habits last a lifetime - Parents should eat a variety of healthy foods at home to lead by example and instill healthy eating habits from an early age. Happy Healthy Mealtimes

Small servings for small tummies - Children aged 1 - 4 years old should be given 3 small meals and 2 to 3 healthy snacks a day. Some examples of portion sizes | Healthy snack ideas

Milk is essential - Offer your child 3 servings of milk, yogurt or cheese every day.

Limit treat foods - To avoid childhood obesity, you should only allow your child tiny amounts of foods high in fat, sugar or salt just once a week.

Forget fizzy drinks - Fizzy drinks and some cordials can damage your child's teeth. Offer them water or milk instead.

Stick to a routine - Start every day with a healthy breakfast and stick to regular times for meals and snacks.

Top up vitamin D in winter - Young children should be given 5 micrograms of vitamin D every day from Halloween (31 October) to St Patrick's Day (17 March). More information about Vitamin D

Get the booklet: A Visual Guide to The Children's Food Pyramid

Daily meal plans for children aged 1 to 4.

Meal Plan Age 1 | Meal Plan Age 2 | Meal Plan Age 3 | Vegetarian Meal Plan Age 3 | Meal Plan age 4

The Food Pyramid for adults, teenagers and children aged 5 and over

The Food Pyramid organises food into five main shelves - a shelf for each food group. The most important shelf is on the bottom and the least important on the top.
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What's on each shelf of the food pyramid

Vegetables, salad and fruit - Eat plenty of these, up to seven servings a day.

Starchy foods - Have wholemeal cereals and breads, potatoes, pasta or rice with each meal. Wholegrain is best.

Dairy - Have some milk, yoghurt and cheese. Choose reduced-fat or low-fat.

Meat and alternatives - Have some meat, poultry, fish, eggs, beans and nuts. Choose lean options and have fish at least twice a week - one being oily.

Fats, spreads and oils - Have small amounts and choose unsaturated or reduced-fat options.

We call these 'treats' - foods that have high amounts of salt, fat and sugar. This is the least important shelf. Have a treat once or twice a week.

You don't have to get the right balance at every meal. It's fine if you balance it out over the whole day or even a week.

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Your diet can either help or hinder your health. A healthy diet means eating a variety of foods from the major food groups and eating less salt, sugar and fat. Find out about how to balance the food groups for a healthy diet.

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SpunOut.ie - Ireland's Youth Information Website

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SpunOut.ie is Ireland's youth information website created by young people, for young people. We're working to empower our readers with the information needed to live an active, happy, & healthy life.

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https://cybersafeireland.org/parents/

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Get some fresh air in your lungs & create an organic mandala on your way, Don't forget to take a photo of your creation!

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'More/less' 2021 lists inspired by Julie Rothman, New York Times illustrator. 

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'More/less' 2021 lists inspired by Julie Rothman, New York Times illustrator. 

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Link for you to join class on Monday at 1 it’s free.

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Course from Microsoft on headspace and mindfulness. 

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Course from Microsoft on headspace and mindfulness. 

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Why not try the toilet roll challenge and see how many keepie uppies you can do?

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Toilet roll keepie-uppies: sports stars' coronavirus lockdown challenge

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Try downloading the Couch to 5k app to challenge yourself!

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Why not try a guided meditation to help you unwind? 

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The Honest Guys - Meditations - Relaxation

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Guided Meditation - Blissful Deep Relaxation

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Follow the Science

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Join the GCC Running Club today! It is so simple:

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Join the GCC Running Club today! It is so simple:

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1. Create a Strava account.
2. Join the club and upload your weekly runs.

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Well worth a family read

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Workout Challenge

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A playlist for the yoga journey.

https://open.spotify.com/album/2MOA64qzlP4tGomZDaElNE?si=rfbAOcR9Rka6cfKK1OxjPQ

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Try the 30 day challenge as a step to enlightenment. Namaste!🙏

https://youtu.be/--jhKVdZOJM

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Monday - Friday 5 days/ways to wellbeing 

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Monday - Friday 5 days/ways to wellbeing 

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See bigger posters below as examples of each day broken down

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Record student experiences of online learning and Wellbeing of the GCC community

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Record student experiences of online learning and Wellbeing of the GCC community

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Students record run/walk for GCC community to walk the circumference of Dublin/Leinster

Students create Art work showing the importance of communication Twitter #Finding Charlies Voice and create a poscard of images to represent this lockdown

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Link into our Podcast Padlet for a variety of podcast sources, or continue with the links below.

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What's the one thing that makes life better? Joe Wicks asks some of his inspiring mates about their secret to physical and mental happiness. This is sunshine in a podcast.

What's the one thing that makes life better? Joe Wicks asks some of his inspiring mates about their secret to physical and mental happiness. This is sunshine in a podcast.

Great!

Loved the podcast and really associated with Mark's mental health issues. Well done Joe!

So brilliant!

Just listened to your first podcast and I'm already hooked! Keep em coming! 👍❤️

Thank you!

Never listened to a podcast before but Joe has totally changed my perception! Thank you Joe!!

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‎The Joe Wicks Podcast on Apple Podcasts

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What's the one thing that makes life better? Joe Wicks asks some of his inspiring mates about their secret to physical and mental happiness. This is sunshine in a podcast. What's the one thing that makes life better? Joe Wicks asks some of his inspiring mates about their secret to physical and mental happiness.

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Join us every weekday morning to take a few moments to step out of the internal chatter and external noise. We'll pause and reflect to consider what brings us together in this shared human condition and how we can live a life that best reflects our limitless potential.

Join us every weekday morning to take a few moments to step out of the internal chatter and external noise. We'll pause and reflect to consider what brings us together in this shared human condition and how we can live a life that best reflects our limitless potential.

Great short podcast

I love the Headspace app and use it at least once every single day. I was interested to see what the podcast would be like and I think it's great. I listen to several podcasts and I've noticed that they are getting longer so it's harder for me to find time to listen to them. I really like that this is short and every week day. I will easily be able to fit this into my morning routine and the topics are interesting, topical and make you think. This is a great addition to the Headspace family - thank you Andy & team!

Very good except the whispery intro

Sorry but the whisper "headspace" kinda grinds my gears. I figure it's trying to do that ASMR thing, but for those of us who don't experience ASMR it's quite grating - like nails on a blackboard. Be great if that's revised next revamp. Otherwise short n sweet, practical advice. Thanks!!

Fast Talker

Love the podcast Andy but would really enjoy it such much more if you could speak a little more slowly

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Join us every weekday morning to take a few moments to step out of the internal chatter and external noise. We'll pause and reflect to consider what brings us together in this shared human condition and how we can live a life that best reflects our limitless potential.

Join us every weekday morning to take a few moments to step out of the internal chatter and external noise. We'll pause and reflect to consider what brings us together in this shared human condition and how we can live a life that best reflects our limitless potential.

Great short podcast

I love the Headspace app and use it at least once every single day. I was interested to see what the podcast would be like and I think it's great. I listen to several podcasts and I've noticed that they are getting longer so it's harder for me to find time to listen to them. I really like that this is short and every week day. I will easily be able to fit this into my morning routine and the topics are interesting, topical and make you think. This is a great addition to the Headspace family - thank you Andy & team!

Very good except the whispery intro

Sorry but the whisper "headspace" kinda grinds my gears. I figure it's trying to do that ASMR thing, but for those of us who don't experience ASMR it's quite grating - like nails on a blackboard. Be great if that's revised next revamp. Otherwise short n sweet, practical advice. Thanks!!

Fast Talker

Love the podcast Andy but would really enjoy it such much more if you could speak a little more slowly

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Join the team from BBC Gardeners' World Magazine as we share lively conversation about all things gardening. We'll be exploring growing for health and for wildlife, success with homegrown food and flowers, making a thriving garden for you and your family to enjoy, plus how to green up your indoors, and much more.

Join the team from BBC Gardeners' World Magazine as we share lively conversation about all things gardening. We'll be exploring growing for health and for wildlife, success with homegrown food and flowers, making a thriving garden for you and your family to enjoy, plus how to green up your indoors, and much more.

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‎BBC Gardeners' World Magazine Podcast on Apple Podcasts

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‎Join the team from BBC Gardeners' World Magazine as we share lively conversation about all things gardening. We'll be exploring growing for health and for wildlife, success with homegrown food and flowers, making a thriving garden for you and your family to enjoy, plus how to green up your indoors,...

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Supergreat Kids' Stories is a collection of fun tales to make you laugh and cry, told by some of the best storytellers from around the world. Recommended for ages 5 to 105...

Supergreat Kids' Stories is a collection of fun tales to make you laugh and cry, told by some of the best storytellers from around the world. Recommended for ages 5 to 105...

Nice Story about Kojo the rabbit

The story was lovely to listen to whislt having dinner with my family. I like the lesson in the story. Always think before you do something especially if its dangerous.

A very good podcast

It was fun to listen to with my mom and teddy's By Leah age 8

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‎Super Great Kids' Stories on Apple Podcasts

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Supergreat Kids' Stories is a collection of fun tales to make you laugh and cry, told by some of the best storytellers from around the world. Recommended for ages 5 to 105... Supergreat Kids' Stories is a collection of fun tales to make you laugh and cry, told by some of the best storytellers from around the world.

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Bill Nye is on a mission to change the world - one voicemail at a time. Bill and science writer Corey S. Powell take your burning questions and put them to the world's leading experts on just about every topic in the universe. Should you stop eating cheeseburgers to combat climate change? Could alien life be swimming inside the moons of Jupiter and Saturn? Does your pet parakeet learn to sing the way that you learned to speak? Bill, Corey, and their special guests will answer those questions and convince you that... science rules!

Bill Nye is on a mission to change the world - one voicemail at a time. Bill and science writer Corey S. Powell take your burning questions and put them to the world's leading experts on just about every topic in the universe. Should you stop eating cheeseburgers to combat climate change? Could alien life be swimming inside the moons of Jupiter and Saturn? Does your pet parakeet learn to sing the way that you learned to speak? Bill, Corey, and their special guests will answer those questions and convince you that... science rules!

the "used to be" science guy...

Once a hero of mine, he there away science in the name of being woke...what a shame

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‎Science Rules! with Bill Nye on Apple Podcasts

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‎Bill Nye is on a mission to change the world - one voicemail at a time. Bill and science writer Corey S. Powell take your burning questions and put them to the world's leading experts on just about every topic in the universe. Should you stop eating cheeseburgers to combat climate change?