Wellbeing on Weekdays
Our programme of Wellbeing on Weekdays (WoW) events are designed to offer you skills based support to maintain your personal wellbeing and to learn skills which will become transferable in the workplace. The free events are faciliated by a range of staff from the Directorate of Student Life often supported by colleagues from Professional Services or Academic Schools. Some events will be held in person and some on MS Teams when an invite will be sent to registered participants. We've also included wellbeing at the weekend opportunities with our multifaith chaplaincy services and events.
Autumn 2025 (term 1) WoW programme - details to follow
Multifaith Chaplaincy regular services
Sunday |
6pm - 7pm |
Choral Evensong - with the Chapel Choir |
Monday |
5pm - 5:30pm |
Celtic Prayer |
Tuesday |
5pm - 5:30pm |
Evening Prayer |
Tuesday |
8:30pm - 9:00pm |
Gregorian Chant Compline |
Wednesday |
8:45am - 8:55am |
Morning Prayer - with the Chapel Choir |
Wednesday |
5pm - 5:30pm |
Evening Prayer |
Thursday |
12:30pm - 1:00pm |
Communion |
Thursday
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6.15pm - 7:00pm
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Choral Evensong - with the Chapel Choir
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Friday
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1.15pm - 1:45pm
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Friday Prayers (Muslim Prayer Room, Wettons Annexe)
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#WeAreInternational
We understand the importance of making new connections when you come to the UK and that's why we created Home Away From Home, a series of events throughout the year that help you meet new people, learn about new cultures and gain a sense of belonging at Royal Holloway.
All Royal Holloway students are welcome to join these events which are shared within the calendar of events below.
Details on how to
access our services are available here
Student Life daily drop-in times.
Counselling & Mental Health |
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
10am - 4pm
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Register and book an appointment online
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Disability & Neurodiversity |
Monday - Friday
11am - 2pm
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Founder's East, room 153
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Hall Life
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Monday - Friday
7pm - 8:45pm
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Founder's Visitor Centre, Founder's East
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International Advice
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Monday - Friday
10am - 4pm
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Founder's East, room 132 |
Money Advice
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Monday - Friday
10am - 4pm
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Founder's East, room 140 |
Wellbeing Support
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Monday - Friday
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Founder's East, room 133
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September 2025
Five Ways to Wellbeing (shared from Charlie Waller)
Following the Five Ways to Wellbeing can protect and improve our mental health. If you can’t do all five every day, just start with one – you’ll soon see a difference!
Connect - Good relationships help our brains produce chemicals that make us happy. They give us a sense of belonging and self-worth
- Make a playlist of your favourite songs andshare it with a friend.
- Join a club or a team to meet people with similar interests.
- Cook a meal together with friends or family
Physical activity is good for our minds and bodies, reducing stress and anxiety and boosting confidence.
- Where possible, take the stairs instead of the lift.
- Learn a new dance move.
- Have a good stretch.
Campus Walks
We suggest you take advantage of our amazing short campus walks to take a break from the books and online resources and keep active
Learning new things gives you new perspectives on the world around you and opens doors to new opportunities.
- Do a puzzle, word search or Sudoku.
- Learn the numbers 1 to 10 in a different language.
- Take up a new hobby or project.
Acts of giving and kindness towards other people or in your community create positive feelings and a sense of reward.
- Complete a household chore that someone else might usually do.
- Do a random act of kindness today.
- Give a word of encouragement or a smile to brighten someone’s day.
Stopping to take in the present moment can give a more balanced outlook on life and help keeping us from worrying about the past or future.
- Start a happiness jar – write down at least one thing every day that has made you happy and pop it in the jar.
- Look outside and notice any signs that the seasons are changing.
- Take note of one thing that makes you feel calm and relaxed and one that makes you feel excited.
