ATTFE College in Sutton takes part in wellbeing walk as part of Walk Notts Festival
More than 30 staff, learners, and community ambassadors from ATTFE College in Sutton took part in a special wellbeing walk from the college to Ashfield Lawn in the town.
The event formed part of the Walk Notts Festival, a month-long celebration of walking and wellbeing taking place across Nottinghamshire throughout May.
The festival aims to encourage people of all ages and abilities to get outside, explore their local area, and enjoy the physical and mental benefits of walking.
Participants at the ATTFE walk enjoyed a route to Sutton Lawn, followed by a peaceful walk around the lake.
Afterward, a delicious lunch provided by ATTFE College and its Butterfly Bakery gave everyone a chance to relax and connect.
Joining in on the event was Sara Davies, strategic lead for Walk Notts.
Carol Hallam, ATTFE College Community engagement and learning lead and organiser of the event, said: “It was wonderful to see so many people come together to support wellbeing through walking, talking, and spending time outdoors.
“Events like this are incredibly important in helping people connect, support one another, and focus on their mental and physical wellbeing.
“We are proud to be part of the Walk Notts Festival and grateful to everyone who joined us.”
ATTFE College continues to place wellbeing at the heart of its work, ensuring staff and learners have opportunities to engage in activities that support both physical and emotional health.