The long Easter bank-holiday weekend is often a time our students will use to travel around Europe and discover new countries and sites.

With the current travel restrictions, such travel was not possible this year; however, this did not mean we couldn't have a lot of fun right here on the IMI campus.

Our Social Representative Committee (SRC) decided to run an Easter Egg hunt, with coloured eggs hidden in and around campus for their fellow students to find.

With warm, Spring sunshine smiling down, it was the perfect conditions for our students to get out and about for some fresh air (while, of course, respecting the social distancing rules).

The event was a great success, with students fully entering into the spirit of things and discovering the eggs in record time. A big congratulations to our winners: Joan (18 eggs), Chloe (17 eggs) and Carine (12 eggs) who all received a chocolate rabbit as well as a brand-new IMI hoodie for the outright winner Joan.

While events in the world can seem unsettling at the moment, it was great to have this slice of normal life on campus and see the smiling, happy faces of our students. A big thanks to the SRC students who set up and ran the event!