For Our Future
At LifeLab we always keep young people at the heart of everything we do. Our normal focus is on giving you the opportunity to discover information about your own health, and how your lifestyle choices can affect it.
That focus has not changed.
We are still committed to supporting our young people in the choices you are making, however that looks in these unusual times. COVID-19 has impacted every aspect of our lives and by talking to the young people we work with, we are trying to understand how much those changes have affected you.
That's what has inspired us to put together this pack of information that could enable you to continue making your own choices. We have brought together a range of opportunities and activities that we think could help fill your days and keep you in the loop while we are in these uncertain times.
Along with online guides to help you brush up on key subjects, there are also some suggestions on how you can get involved in volunteering opportunities, stay fit and take care of your mental health.
We have included suggestions that could help you learn a new skill and challenge yourself by trying out activities you perhaps never considered
before.
Why not give us a follow on social media where we will also be sharing more ideas, just search #ForOurFuture.
We look forward to seeing what you are trying out and hope to welcome you back at LifeLab HQ when we can once again open our doors. Click the link below to access the resource pack.
STAY ALERT, CONTROL THE VIRUS, SAVE LIVES
There are also lots of other useful resources available to you. Check out the links below:
The University of Southampton have a huge range of online resources for all ages.
The Oak National Academy have an entire online classroom with lessons in a range of subjects for years R-10.
BBC Bitesize have put together a whole schedule of daily lessons for years R-13, including resources, TV programmes and lessons being taught by some familiar faces.
Southern Universities Network have free online resources for Key Stages 1-5, including subject specific content, careers information and mental health and wellbeing support.
EBP South have put together a series of resources to support you with college, apprenticeship and career choices including useful documents, video clips and virtual careers appointments.