 It is important that we all stay at home to get Coronavirus under control. The sacrifices you are making will make a difference.
We understand that being indoors for longer than normal can have adverse effects on people's health and wellbeing. We've pulled together a list of activities to help you and your family combat these effects and get through the lockdown.
We are still in panto season ("Oh no we’re not!"), join the Leighton Buzzard Drama Group for a virtual pantomime of Robin Hood. Tickets are £4.99 for the whole household. Shows are on this Saturday (16th January) at 2 pm & 5 pm.
There are a whole host of amazing plays, musicals and dance shows available to stream during the lockdown, which will make your couch the best seat in the house. From contemporary dance at Saddlers Wells to The Wind in the Willows, you're sure to find something for every member of the family.
It is really important for everyone to try and look after their physical health during the lockdown. We know that getting exercise can help keep minds healthy too but it can be hard to do right now, so we've pulled together some great resources to help:
Home schooling is no easy feat. Starting on Monday 11th January, the BBC will be running three-hours of primary school programming from 9am on weekdays. The BBC is also catering for secondary students, to support the GCSE curriculum. At least two hours of content will be available each weekday. Visit BBC Bitesize for more information.
You may also find these resources useful:
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