As some of you may already know, April is Stress Awareness Month, never has there been a more appropriate time to take a step back, focus on your mental health and stress management.
Our physical and mental health are the most important things and something we should not take lightly. With everything going on, it can be hard to look after ourselves and not fall into bad habits: binge eating, watching Netflix in bed, late nights and a lack of motivation.
Most of us are not in our usual routine of when we wake up, the time we eat and the time we sleep.
It is important to have a routine even if you are cooped up at home feel like you have nothing to do. This is because “stress is the body’s reaction to any change that requires an adjustment” staying at home, not waking up in the morning to get ready for college and not getting fresh air and meeting your friends all at once is a huge change in our lives.
We are still allowed to go out for one daily exercise, this is something I have found makes a big difference to my mood! If you don’t have a garden or a front yard even a quick walk in the park or to the shops for a few minutes it will make a huge difference.
A-Level Film Studies students recently visited the Northern TV and Film Studios in Hartlepool for an introduction into the industry.
April 9, 2024
EPNE has supported the BRIT Challenge, with a number of health and wellbeing activities across all college campuses.
March 22, 2024
EPNE will be supporting the BRIT Challenge, with a number of health and wellbeing activities across all campuses on Wednesday 13 March 2024.
March 13, 2024
We are the College of the Year.
(*Top college nationally for BTECs, Pearson 2019)
100% pass rate in 20 A-Level subjects including Computer Science, Economics, History and Maths.
*Summer 2019
99.1% overall A-Level pass rate
*Summer 2019
We have recently invested in a brand new state-of-the-art digital suite and health simulation ward.