How can sleep affect your brain?
Sleeping is definitely one of the most important functions of our body and it plays a key role in the regulation of all the other systems.
Lack of sleep provokes an unhealthy balance which can have visible effects in the short and long term. Obviously, one bad night of sleep is not enough to hugely disrupt our “machine” but several nights, in a row, without proper recovery can lead to several health problems and a dramatic lack of energy.
Hand in hand with it we also used our session to introduce our Boarding Counselling team who challenged us to try a few minutes of very simple meditation. The aim was simply to allow us to relax and it is visible that some took the challenge seriously while those in the back row, were quickly overwhelmed by the benefits of meditation and the help it provides to fall asleep.
All in all a curious experience for some and we will surely continue to work on this in future sessions.
A Weekend full of Fun and lots of Activities
Saturday evening Cooking with Antonio & Manuel
September Fitness challenge day 2 – How many baskets can you score in 1 minute
Wellbeing Wednesday
Wellbeing – Pillar 1 – Nurturing Healthy Bodies and Minds
- How can we use our hobbies to de-stress?
- Why is sleep is important?
Biking Activity
Geneva Boat Trip
The Chess Wars – Herman and Manuel
We have several keen chess players in Concha Blanca, and this weekend, Herman and Manuel had a great time challenging each other on the chess board. After a long and tiring weekend of sporting activities and trips, it was great to see the boys winding down and relaxing before school starts again on Monday.