08/06. cooked for the homeless and only sacrificed one finger

26/03. better late then never. pulled weeds like a pro

Louis and I stood at the King's College stand on the Great Court for Open Day. We were able to talk to a lot of hopefully next-gen kings men, and women.

I helped Andrew out with a photoshoot for Heineken beers, who had kindly donated beers to King’s for formal events.

I helped Luke and Stacey with the Whyte Pegg society event by welcoming people and handing out name tags.

As a part of SHE-week, we did Just Dance and Trivia in the JCR. I created and led the trivia as well as the just dance. This was part of a larger initiative to bring girls at King’s closer together and foster an environment where women feel empowered.

I had an hour to kill while my car was getting new tyres. I had one bag in the car and I collected two bags and a piece of polystyrene foam while waiting.

Women's Mental Health Week, also known as She Week. It was a week I proposed last year and was able to put into action this year alongside fellow second years and a few freshers. She Week ran from the 7th to the 13th of April. It included: trivia night, cookie decoration, Pool party, games on the mini quad, and a pilates and scones session. This helped the women at Kings feel empowered and made a safe space to make new friends and flourish with old ones.

I helped Stacey with the mentors' first meeting and handed out everyone's name badges as well as greeted them at the door.

This is in relation to my last post, as it would only allow me to post 40 hours. Thanks!!

Throughout this year, I served as a coach at MRP (Modified Rugby Program), dedicating over 45 hours of my time to the program, teaching children and young adults with cognitive and non-cognitive disabilities how to play our version of Rugby. This benefited the community by giving people with disabilites and their families an open and fun community where they can feel like everyone else.