
The year is wrapping up and many of us are dreaming of the summer holidays already. Although it may not seem like it now, slumping on the sofa while eating copious amounts of junk food eventually gets old. Yes, we need to rest and relax but we also need to fill our summer break with the small pleasures of life. Don’t underestimate the difference filling your day with fun experiences and activities can make to your wellbeing! We all need a teacher summer bucket list for inspiration!
Make your summer superb with Beyond’s Secondary Teacher Summer Holiday Bucket List. It’s free to download and includes 32 super fun activities that will make this summer one to remember. You can engage in nourishing experiences that rejuvenate your energy and improve your mood. The world has so much to offer so it’s only right that we enjoy it!
Beyond has made it so that you can print this list and stick it somewhere you can see it so you’ll have constant inspiration for different ways you can enjoy the summer break. You’ll never feel bored or stuck for what to do on your summer days.
Teacher Summer Bucket List
- Bake a cake
- Go on a solo trip
- Dance in the rain
- Go to the beach
- Have a wine and cheese party
- Sell some unwanted clothing
- Go on a picnic
- Book a staycation
- Eat at a fancy restaurant
- Try a new recipe
- Attend a book club
- Go to a drive-in cinema
- Check out a farmers’ market
- Go to karaoke
- Go to an open mic night
- Read a fictional book
- Go on an Uber boat ride
- Sightsee on a tourist bus
- Keep a gratitude journal
- Do some mindfulness colouring
- Go to a rooftop bar
- Go to an arcade
- Play on the swings
- Play a board game
- Treat someone to lunch
- Go for a walk in nature
- Buy yourself a present
- Go strawberry picking
- Visit a museum
- Visit a library
- Avoid doing school work for the whole of August
- Go to a bottomless brunch
Here’s to a fun-filled summer from Beyond!
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