Question 1

Enjoy Some Easter Treats

Accepted Answer

Easter is no time for restricting treats. The whole world is basically given permission to indulge so enjoy it! Now that you have the whole day to yourself  you could try making some ear-resistible festive treats like the classic cornflake cakes topped with mini eggs or scrumptious hot-cross buns. Or you could hop down to your local co-op and pick up some ready-made carrot cake. Whatever you decide, make sure to enjoy it!

Question 2

Go Outside

Accepted Answer

We all know the sun is stingy with her presence so let’s bask in her shine and warmth this Easter! You can take a walk, do some gardening, sungraze or enjoy a festive picnic. The sun is a major mood lifter and it strengthens your immune system. These are two things we could all definitely use right now. Making an effort to simply go outside will benefit you so much!

Question 3

Just Rest

Accepted Answer

When I say rest, I mean R-E-S-T. Don’t look at emails or torment yourself with new behaviour management agendas or worry about how you’re going to “catch- up” this year. Use this Easter break to lay down, hang out and shamelessly watch an entire series you enjoy. Restore your energy so you come back refreshed and rejuvenated! Teachers are notorious for neglecting their health and wellbeing because they struggle to switch off. You have permission to relax, your teaching practice will be better for it.

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