Keeping cool on campus

‌A photograph of Mort the Skeleton in the Medical Library holding a twister ice lolly. He is expressionless as he's a skeleton, but he's keeping cool!

We've compiled our coolest study spots and other advice for keeping safe in the heat this summer

Cool study spots on campus

We can regulate the temperature more effectively in the following study spaces:

Keeping safe in the heat

It's important to take extra care in the heat - follow these tips to keep cool and safe, especially if you are at a higher risk of becoming unwell (e.g. taking antidepressants)

  • Drink plenty of water (little sips often)
  • Wear SPF, especially if you’re outside or commuting
  • Avoid direct sun (11am - 3pm) and wear light, breathable clothes
  • Take breaks and find shade (Royal Fort Gardens has lots of shady spots)
  • Know the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heatstroke and what to do if you or someone else has them