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#34 and #35 of 52 WAYS to WELL-BEING: gratitude and praise
How does it make you feel if someone properly thanks you for something? Or someone praises you? The feelings from each of these are slightly
Exciting news coming: a wonderful school, a new book and a special project
Very recently I visited Haggerston School in Hackney, because they’d come second in my Ask Nicola Morgan competition. (Congratulations to them!) I visit lots of
Wonderful review for Positively Teenage
It’s always lovely getting positive reviews, of course. For me, the main reason I love it is that each good review is a bit of
#30 #31 #32 #33 52 WAYS to WELL-BEING
All schools will have broken up for the summer holiday by tomorrow and many already have. Hooray! I recommend you go outside to a green
#29 52 WAYS to WELL-BEING: Have a hobby
Having a hobby brings all sorts of benefits. It taps into FOUR of the eight elements of FLOURISH, which Positively Teenage is built around. FLOURISH
#AskNicolaMorgan 11: How would Blame My Brain have changed my life if I’d had it as a teenager? And did my parents understand me?”
Two fantastic questions from Wolverhampton Grammar School, who came third equal in the Ask Nicola Morgan competition. Congratulations to them! “If someone had given you
#28 52 WAYS to WELL-BEING: Read for Pleasure
(For all the previous Ways to Well-Being put “52 Ways” in the search box at the top of this page. All these tips are equally
#AskNicolaMorgan 10: “Should students be allowed to have their phones in school?”
Apologies for the slight pause in the answers from the #AskNicolaMorgan competition: I’ve been exceptionally busy with some very exhausting events. I particularly wanted to