 ILS newsletter vol 2

L-looks miserable out side today O-oh my god I'm so bored indoors! C-can we go out for a walk K-kick a ball around in the garden if your bored D-do we need hand sanitiser? O-okay lets get the pool out as its lovely weather W-wow its very sunny during the quarantine N-now we just have to be patient

Thank you to all learners who took part in the online survey.

It was great to see that not one person chose sad as an option.

Jack R (Horizons) has been listening to music, doing college work and helping out around the house.

Jake G (Horizons) his looking forward to seeing his friends again after lockdown and having a Big Mac!

Luke L (Shine) has been practicing the piano.

Ioan P (Bridging) has been doing some gardening and putting some sunflowers into pots.

Matthew L (Horizons) has a new game and is very excited about it.

Yasmine S (Horizons) is most looking forward to hugging close friends and just hanging out when this is all over.

Kerry J (Horizons) has been playing football in the garden

Ross M (Horizons) has been looking after his animals, feeding them and taking them for a walk. He has also been helping his mum with the shopping.

King (Bridging) has been working out and doing college work at home.

Brandon (Shine) has been learning how to video edit during lockdown. Watch this space!

Lockdown poem by Lauren W (Shine) Everything stood still. No one was allowed out of there houses. Family and friends couldn’t see each other. Hospitals pushed to their limits. People dying on their own. Daily updates off Boris Johnson. Two metres apart. Keyworkers putting their lives at risk. Two metres distances when shopping. Keep safe everyone and only go out if you need to.

Thank you to everyone for your poems. There were just too many to put in this addition. Watch out for more poems in the next newsletter.

L look outside there is no one around O&nbsp;over the weeks it has been so dull C can't wait for this to be over K Kelloggs cereal is in our shopping D Don't go near others O only me and my family at the house W watching the news on the TV N never go out without a mask

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How not to get bored By Trystan T (Bridging) This is restricting I know. 1.9 billion people worldwide are under lockdown and while the world is this way, it’s easy to get bored. So these 3 tips are ways you can overcome your boredom or negativity.

Step 1: Do stuff you’ve wanted sorted for a while 'Oh I really want that painting done. I can’t get those stupid brambles out of the garden'. Now you have time! You can do it if you wake up early enough to do your files the boss has emailed you. Focus on the stuff you can do rather than can’t.

Hello fellow readers! This article is about Riverdale.

If you like murders and mysteries with teenagers getting into all kinds of trouble, then Riverdale is just for you! But wait, I know exactly what you’re thinking, it sounds like Scooby Doo. It is so much more than a kids TV show. It has football, teen spirit, cheer-leading squads, drugs, gangs and fighting along with brutal murders and some scenes will certainly keep you on your feet for sure! So watch it, you won’t be let down!

Learn a new skill in lockdown My skill is to learn to make a cake on my own - My mum will show me - Then I will give it a go Teisen Lap Recipe 150g flour 150g marg 150g sugar 3 eggs 50g sultanas Teaspoon mixed spice

1. Put oven on 180C 2. Put sugar and marg in the mixing bowl and whisk 3. Add flour and eggs and whisk 4. Add mixed spice and sultanas and whisk 5. Put mixture into baking tray into oven 6. Cook for 25 minutes.

Step 3: Eat better. Include more vitamins in your diet and stop eating junk food or living like a slob! If you eat better, your brain is clear and there’s more real, longer lasting goodness in there than if you just shove takeaway down your gob.

Step 2: Do bedroom exercises. Do stuff in your home, take walks in nature. You are still allowed out infrequently just not 6 foot 7 inches near someone else. Remember folks, don’t leave your house too often.

So there you have it. I hope you found this useful and informative. Stay healthy and try your best to keep your sanity through this difficult time. Remember it will be over soon. The more people obey the government, the sooner this will blow over.

L last kingdom I watch O&nbsp;On the TV C counting the hours until it's time for tea K Kieran is my name Xbox is my game D Don't want to go back to college. Where is my bed? O often I sleep all day and night W work work from college N now it's done time for Xbox fun

Looked in doors Only allowed out once a day Cornavirus is the death of us right now Knowing we have the best key workers Don’t let this virus get you down Once we beat this pandemic we can go celebrate We will beat this virus and come out stronger Nearly there everyone all stay safe&nbsp;

It can be tough to stay indoors for weeks at a time during a crisis like this; almost feeling like you’re trapped in a prison cell. But it’s for the good and safety for everyone.&nbsp; - Keep at least 2ft apart in the act known as “Social distancing”&nbsp; - Don’t go outdoors unless it’s for essential shopping, exercise or you must because you’re an “Essential worker”&nbsp; The message recently has been “Stay safe, stay at home, protect the NHS”&nbsp;

If you would like to add your story to the next newsletter please email: J.lock@pembrokeshire.ac.uk

Hello and welcome to the 2nd ILS department lockdown newsletter. Here you'll find out what our students and staff have been getting up to learning and working from home. Plus other articles like favourite TV shows, poems and acts of kindness. A big thank you for all your input.

I am Shannon G (Horizons).

I am 14.5 tins of beans 14 .75 toilet rolls 5.2 cornflakes boxes in height

My age is: - my cousin Leon's and Layla's ages added together - the number of my house minus 60

What object do i feel like? My lockdown object is a football

Check out what Cornerstone have been getting up to! Click the link below to access the interactive website. You might just see some familiar faces. Thanks to Heidi for sharing this.

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John R (Shine) has been busy in his garden.

Using from what I learned at Stackpole, I made a climbing frame for peas with nothing more than thick tree branches and string. As for the carrots and onions, I drew a small trench with a cane, watered the bed in advance and sowed the seeds in said trench.&nbsp; In six months or less, the produce will be ready to harvest.

Nick P (Shine) has been busy making a mud garden for his little sister.

A big thank you to everyone for sending me in your work. If you didn't see your work in this addition please don't worry. There will be plenty more opportunities next time. Say safe, stay well and we look forward to seeing you all soon!

Harry Potter read by Daniel Radcliff <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-52543241">https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-52543241</a> PE with Joe Wicks <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNFdY4cZtWY">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNFdY4cZtWY</a> How to manage anxiety <a href="https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/your-stories/how-i-m-managing-my-anxiety-and-depression-during-lockdown/">https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/your-stories/how-i-m-managing-my-anxiety-and-depression-during-lockdown/</a>

Over the past few weeks students have been writing some poetry. The standard has been amazing!

L- life is dull being inside O- other things to do with my life C- Captain Tom Moore is a hero K- kind people helping deliver the food D- day by day stuck inside with nothing to do O- oh I wish I could see my friends again W- we will always be together N- never give up hope

L - Like hating it so much&nbsp; O - Over lockdown already&nbsp; C - Can we go out yet&nbsp; K - Kicking door to get out D - Down O - Over going&nbsp; W - When this over get to see friends, my boyfriend and his family again&nbsp; N - Need to get out again

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