This term we see the launch of Lancaster University’s Healthy Living campaign. It provides a range of activities for staff and students to make healthy lifestyle choices, focusing on a healthier mind, body, pocket and planet.

Whether it’s trying a new exercise, making nutritious food and drink choices, or simply taking some time to sit back and socialise, there’s plenty going on this term to help you feel healthy in body and mind.

As part of the campaign the Sports Centre is showcasing its Les Mills group fitness classes. Looking to improve your mind, your body and your life? Why not try a new generation yoga class Les Mills BODYBALANCE^™ or the ultimate combinate of music, dance and exercise with Les Mills BODYJAM^™. A limited number of £3 off vouchers for classes are available from the Sports Centre reception desk available on a first come first served basis. There are also outdoor activities such as a guided Woodland Walk sessions where you can enjoy some led walks and learn about the history of the estate.

As well as enjoying healthier food options this term by keeping up to date with our ‘Meat Free Monday’ inspiration there are promotions available on the new Yoyo wallet app to make sure your pocket stays healthy too.

• Grizedale Bar will be offering a discount on its mocktail menu at a special price of £3.95 and 241
• Buy a reusable Lancaster University keep cup via the Yoyo Wallet app from Marketplace, The Deli, Fylde Bar, The Hub, Pendle Brew, Barkers or Hive and get 5 free teas or coffee.
• Free Food Friday - buy 4 meals and get the 5^th free by collecting stamps on your Yoyo digital loyalty card by buying breakfast or lunch Monday – Thursday and get one of the two free on Friday! Available at Barkers, Marketplace, The Deli, Pendle Brew and Hive
• Free fruit from University House reception
• £1.50 Loose Leaf Tea at The Deli, The Lounge, Hive and Pendle Brew

Green Lancaster will be continuing to help achieve a healthier planet during the campaign, join the team's weekly ECOWoods sessions and take part in hands-on conservation work. The sessions will take place every Friday either at Forrest Hills or on campus and include activities such as tree planting, spring bulb planting and wildflower meadow, hedgerow & woodland management. There will also be chance to shop at the pop up ECOShop on Alexandra Square where you can buy preloved student essential household items on a pay as you feel basis.

You can check out the full list of events. Stay up to date with the campaign by following Lancaster Campus Life on Instagram and Facebook page or following #LUHealthyLiving.