Moving Abroad In a Pandemic
May '22
"It was my 25th birthday and we were out for a drink when the news broke." Nick Ainge Roy shares his experience moving abroad in a pandemic.
Distance Learning | King’s College
King's College reports positive experiences with lockdown learnings from parents and students.
Covid-19 lockdowns this year might have provided a challenge to some schools and students around the country but, for King’s...
It has been an extremely stressful and unfamiliar time for us this year, and this change in daily life has had an impact on our beloved pets. Being home for longer hours and limited social contact has disrupted our cats and dogs in their daily lives. Some of them have loved it, others have struggled. It is time to be kind. This means kindness to our four-legged friends. Change can be scary and preparing for it is the best way to manage our dogs and cats today and the future. As we emerge from lockdown restrictions, many people are returning to work and leaving their pets to long hours again alone, for some this is a relief, but for many pets this is a fresh abandonment, and a loss of companionship and entertainment.
