If you’re staying in your student accommodation this Christmas, you might be wondering what to cook up for the big day. If you don’t fancy cooking a whole turkey and all the trimmings just for one person, check out these great festive alternatives.
Stuck for some ideas of what to do over the Christmas holidays? Here’s our Christmas bucket list of 20 things to do between now and New Year’s Eve…
Strapped for cash? Not much of a budget for presents? But still want to show your loved ones you care? The good news is you can still give great gifts to friends and family – that won’t cost a fortune.
If you’re spending the holidays in halls, it doesn’t mean you should let the season pass by without celebration. There’s lots of things you can do whilst in your accommodation to get into the festive spirit.
There’s only one way to start off the festivities and that’s by decking the halls with the Christmas decorations. Check out some of the amazing homemade decorations to help get you started; all of which are quick, easy and low-cost to make!
Whether you’re going home or staying in halls for the holidays, it’s the perfect time to relax and enjoy a well-deserved break. But before you leave, there’s a few things you should know
Writing your UCAS application? and come to the most dreaded and stressful part of the whole application process the UCAS personal statement? Read here how to smash it.
The Do’s and Don’ts of choosing the right UK university course for A-Level Students in 2020
Applying to university can be a bit of minefield, especially knowing what you should be doing at any given time. To help we’ve broken down the process by month from now until moving in next October.
During lockdown 1.0, our routines were thrown out the window, and as we enter lockdown 2.0 it’s going to happen again and for our wellbeing, routines are essential. So to help shape your new routine, try these 4R’s.