This is a safe space where you can share how your week is going in study, work, or life in general. It’s open until Sunday, 27 October 2025, and you’re welcome to post anytime before then.

How to share:

• Click the “+” button at the bottom right of the page.

• Type a single word, short phrase, or sentence that describes how you’re feeling this week.

• You can also attach an image or photo that represents your week, your study space, something that inspires you, or just something creative.

• Feel free to react to other posts with a like or short comment if you wish.

Example:
“Feeling busy but trying to stay positive and organised.”
(Image: a cup of coffee and notebook on my desk)

Note: Be creative, be yourself, and remember there are no right or wrong answers. As this is just a quick check-in to stay connected and share how everyone’s doing.

Warm Regards,

Student Counsellor

If you’re not sure what to write, here are a few prompts to help you start.
You can choose one or create your own (just a short sentence, word, or even an image that fits how your week feels)

Prompts:

1. How has your week been so far?

2. What’s something that went well for you recently?

3. What has been your biggest challenge this week?

4. How are you balancing study, work, and personal life right now?

5. What’s one small thing that helped you stay motivated?

6. What do you usually do to relax or recharge?

7. What’s something or someone that made you smile this week?

8. What are you looking forward to next week?

9. What’s one word that describes your current mood?

10. What’s one message of encouragement you would share with another student?

Feel free to post text, photos, or something creative that represents your answer.

-Student Counsellor

This space is for you to share one practical thing that genuinely helped you this year. It might be something that improved your study routine, kept you motivated, or supported your wellbeing while managing work and study.

How to share:

1. Click the “+” button at the bottom right of the page.
2. Write one tip, strategy, habit or insight that made a real

difference for you this year.
3. You can also attach a photo if it represents your idea.

For example, your study setup, a tool you use, or something that inspires you.

Example:
“I started using a weekly to-do list and it helped me stay on track with classes and work.”

Note: This is not about being perfect. It’s simply a chance to pass along something useful that might help another student too.

Warm regards,
Student Counsellor

Started with huge enthusiasm to study and learn .. ended with amazing life skills and knowledge for cherishing future ahead..