“Every day may not be good... but there’s something good in every day.” Alice Morse Earle

“Every day may not be good... but there’s something good in every day." Alice Morse Earle



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Kooth will continue to provide online mental health and wellbeing support to young people via any internet accessible device. The video link explains how Kooth could help you if your looking for advice or not feeling your best, they have a number of ways to support you.

Your most boring and most interesting challenge

Thank you for continuing to send in your photos, I will continue to share them. So many of you have been enjoying baking and cooking. You have also found some very boring things to do around the house.
Here are some examples of the your continued work on your challenge:


Louis has been making crumble


Kieran has been learning how to make new food


Natasha has been sewing


Daisie has been baking bread


Ollie has been watching water evaporate 

Easter Challenge


You will have been sent the Easter Challenge but please take part you can find the grid here and remember to send your photos to easterchallenge@thomasestley.org.uk


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