Congratulations to our Sacred Heart Greenwich Basketball's very own @_sarahaugustine@Victoriahart24, Kate Hong, and Eva Wilkerson on their success this spring. LOVE our multi-sport athletes!
I had a fantastic time down South at both @VandyFootball camp and @DukeFOOTBALL camp. I had a great time learning from @CoachBlaz and @CoachCushing. Thank you so much for the amazing hospitality. I’m looking forward to getting back down South soon. @Coach_Wayne55 @WickFootball_20
🆕 Prioritise action on poverty and mental health to improve children’s health and wellbeing.
Read our report here: https://t.co/ckABxOg5Ru
We want our findings to reach as many families as possible, so we’re sharing the key information in Gaelic, BSL and here in Scots ⤵
✌🏼 out, Class of 2022! Congratulations on your last day of classes at Sacred Heart Greenwich💚 We are so proud of all that you have accomplished and the amazing schools you will head to next year! #WeAreSacredHeart#WeAreSHGreenwich
Had a great time in our asynchronous chat! So sad it is our last one. This class taught me so much! I will miss you all so much and all your great insights. It has been a BLAST! #sensemchat#sarahout!
@CSHSeniorSem A5. Part 2: “Let us all hope that the dark clouds of racial prejudice will soon pass away and the deep fog...in some not too distant tomorrow the radiant stars of love and brotherhood will shine over our great nation with all their scintillating beauty.” #sensemchat
@CSHSeniorSem A5. I think the last lines in Dr. King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail" inspired me because most of the letter was very dark and stated many truths about racism. But at the end of the letter, he leaves us with a metaphor by looking at a future with no more darkness. #sensemchat
@thompsonj_cshct Hi Jess,
I love this idea you have brought up in our #sensemchat! I agree that we as a society need to be able to confront the issues to create direct action!
@Catheri57957325 Hi Catherine!
I love this insight you have and completely agree with you! Speaking out about difficult conversations may be hard for many people but I do agree that this is a way that our society will be able to heal!
@CSHSeniorSem A2. I do agree that when I think of Trevor Noah one word that comes to mind is resiliency. Through all of the hardships he had to face even at a young age, he was able to overcome them and become a successful young man. Not only was he resilient but also very strong. #sensemchat
@CSHSeniorSem A1. Dr. King's goal in life was to keep the world a peaceful place without love and not hate. The idea of turning the other cheek to Dr. King emphasized the idea of refraining from violence. Instead of responding with revenge, he wanted people to stop the violence. #sensemchat
Below is another article that is very interesting because it researches whether extracurricular activity participation enhances the academic performance of high school students!
https://t.co/pDa6OTp1ks.
I suggest if you want to learn more about the effect that sports have on younger children both mentally and physically you should read the book by Kristine Krapp and Jeffrey Wilson called "Sports" below is a link to the book! Hope you will read it!
https://t.co/O1nVPEj2q2
When we increase movement and nature play in the early years we improve social, cognitive and motor skills. This is an interesting initiative. @kinestheticlass@KymmBallard@ElemPE1