28 April 2026 – 25 June 2026
Wellbeing Events – Easter term
- LocationTrinity Hall
- CostFree
- Event typeWellbeing
Our wellbeing events cover a variety of areas including communal study, goal setting and social activities. We have regular, weekly events as well as one-off events throughout the term.
Weekly events
Goal-setting breakfasts: plan your week!
Every Monday (starting from 11 May) from 8.30-9.30am in the JCR (enter via the JCR main entrance). Drop in at any point and stay as long as you like!
Get your week off to a good start by working out your priorities and planning your week. Free muffins, breakfast bars, and fruit juices await you in an informal and friendly atmosphere (vg/gf options also available) and all before the start time of 9am lectures, labs, or office hours.
Write Together
Every Monday (starting from 4 May) from 2-5pm in the Crescent Room (adjacent to the Aula Coffee Bar). No registration required. Simply drop by when you can.
Tackle procrastination and get on with your work by coming along to this relaxed, communal study session. Free refreshments are available for those who stay and complete a period of focused work, helping to support a shared and sustainable space for everyone. Whether you are revising, working on an essay, thesis, or collaborating on a project, you are welcome to join!
Early Bird Gardening at Wychfield Site
Every Wednesday (starting from 6 May) from 8-8.30am at Wychfield.
Kick start your day and get active by joining the gardeners in the Wychfield gardens. Whether it is pruning, planting or border maintenance, 30 minutes of gardening is comparable to playing badminton, volleyball or practising yoga so why not give it a go and get your day off to a good start! The Trinity Hall Gardens Team looks forward to seeing you soon.
Focus & Write sessions
Every Thursday (starting from 30 April) from 9.30am-12.30pm in the Bridgetower Room. No registration required — simply join on the day!
Get on with your writing project by coming along to this Focus & Write session where community, accountability and encouragement can help you develop sustainable writing habits. Whether you are revising or writing your next novel, you are welcome to join this weekly silent writing group. Free refreshments provide additional encouragement.
Tea breaks and snacks
Students are encouraged to take a break from their studies to connect with others and enjoy some free refreshments in various locations in College. Join your fellow community members:
- On the River Terrace (by the Jerwood Library) every Tuesday and Thursday, from 3-4pm, starting from 5 May.
- In the Dining Hall every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 3-4pm, starting from 18 May.
Breaks like these can help boost your concentration, creativity and problem-solving, to help you feel refreshed when returning to your work.
Wellbeing Team Roadshows
Every second Wednesday, from 12.15-1pm, just outside the Graham Storey Room.
- 6 May (We’ll be handing out exam bags!)
- 20 May (Garden games will be laid out for you to enjoy!)
- 3 June (Strategies for getting a good night’s sleep!)
- 17 June (Having fun and staying safe in May Week!)
An opportunity to say ‘hello’ to your Wellbeing Team, ask questions, add to our graffiti board topic of the week, or pick up some helpful resources.
Scheduled Events
Seasonal garden walk at Wychfield: Spring Stroll
2 May | 11am-12pm | Meet at the Wychfield Porters’ Lodge
Join Chris, the Deputy Head Gardener for the third of the Seasonal Garden Walks at Wychfield Site. This walk provides you with a chance to see some of the late spring and early summer highlights in the gardens. This tour will be very informal and is a great opportunity to explore Wychfield and find out more about the gardens, as well as benefit from time spent in the great outdoors.
No registration required.
Sound Bath to improve focus, enhance memory, and relax
Wednesday 6 May | 5.15-6.15pm | Graham Storey Room
Join us for a relaxing 60-minute immersive sound therapy session that blends ancient sound bath techniques with modern sound wave technology. Evidence suggests that targeted sound frequencies can:
• sharpen focus
• reduce stress
• enhance memory
• improve overall brain performance
Try it out and see what impact it has on your revision or writing, stress levels, and sleep!
Pet Plants
Wednesday 13 May | 12.15-1pm | Outside the Graham Storey Room
Our lovely Gardens Team has some small plants for you to adopt and nurture. Make sure to join us early – once they’re gone they’re gone!
Faux calligraphy with Patricia (Sharing Hobbies and Interests)
Tuesday 26 May | 1-1.45pm | Bridgetower Room.
Join Patricia (our College Governance and Compliance Officer) for a relaxing faux calligraphy session and learn the art of beautiful lettering using everyday pens and markers — perfect for cards, posters, or notes. No experience needed, and all materials are provided.
Relax with the dogs!
Tuesday 2 June | 11.45am- 1pm | Latham Lawn or Terrace Room (depending on the weather)
Join our Wellbeing Adviser (Carol) with her pets as therapy dogs (May and Millie). Fun and relaxation guaranteed!
Meet the alpacas
Sunday, 7 June | 3.30pm-5.30pm (weather dependent) | Wychfield Sports Fields
Students, staff and Fellows are invited to feed and interact with the alpacas.
Badge-making workshop
Tuesday 9 June | 5.15-6.15pm | Bridgetower Room & Tuesday 16 June | 1-2pm | Bridgetower Room
Come along and make a badge with your own design (images, encouraging words, or whatever else you like!). In addition to boosting brain function, creativity can also help manage stress and promote relaxation.