How to have it all 11/90 People always ask me how I’m able to get such good grades. Here are my three favourite tips: 1. I stopped staying quiet in class. Participating, asking questions, and talking to the teacher makes you understand the material way faster and actually puts you on their radar when you need help. 2. I don’t wait to study anymore. After every class, I stay on campus for one to two hours and review everything while it’s still fresh. Rewriting notes immediately is the reason I ne

📢 Adventure play centres: there's still time to have your say! We want to invest £600,000 to improve some of our adventure play centres to make them more modern, inclusive and safe for local families. The proposals for Woolwich APC include: 🚛 the possibility of closing the site due to its poor condition and location next to the main road exposing young people to traffic pollution 🆕 investing in a new and improved facility in nearby Maryon Park. 🤸 Children and young people can have their say

We have to laugh or we’ll cry 🤣😅 Most expensive first OB appointment ever 🙈 (because we did have to pay in full before we were seen). Since we don’t have health insurance (haven’t for 4 years) & are self-pay, when planning this pregnancy, we originally were going to have a midwife only & go through a birthing center but since it took awhile for us to concieve, I am now considered high risk because of my advanced maternal age therefore plans had to change. I def had a mental breakdown when ca