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Madeleine Taplin Over the past weekend, Sydney has seen COVID-19 cases of the Delta variant soar to increasingly high numbers. This latest outbreak has placed significant strain on health care professionals who are attempting to battle a virus that has the upper hand. Whilst community case numbers have increased, placing Sydney into further turmoil, this outbreak has been able to prove to the wider population the importance of receiving one of the vaccines, as well as showcasing the high effectiveness and prevention rates against this new variant. Currently, only 12.9% of the Australian population is fully vaccinated, with NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian stating that in order to control this outbreak, vaccination numbers need to increase. Thankfully, NSW is finally in a position to allow for this roll-out to happen efficiently, with the Federal Government vowing to supply extra doses of both Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines. However, amidst significant supply constraints wit ....
Madeleine Taplin As Sydney remains in lockdown, a number of things about our daily lives have changed. Most importantly, online learning is back, forcing kids out of the classroom and into home-study. It is well known that children tend to be sensitive to change. It can bring anxiety to the front and potentially create poor/negative behaviour. In order to deal with change appropriately, we have to start by making children understand that change can be good! By phrasing lockdown as a gained opportunity rather than a missed one, we can start to alter the way in which they see change. However, too much change in a small period of time can be stressful, and this is where routines are essential. ....