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GDSA
MOVING IN GUIDEKINGrsquoS RESIDENCES
GDSA GDSA
What to do before you move in
REGISTER
Student ID
Email City
Address Phone Number
First Name Last Name
Induction
Complete your online induction We take your health and safety very seriously To ensure your personal safety and that of others you are required to complete our online induction module This module pro-vides you with some important information you need to know before moving into your residence as well as details about the activities and support available to you as a resident at Kingrsquos
Book your arrival slot
Once you have confirmed your contract start date (September October January) you will be asked to complete your online induction and book an arrival slot
Get connected
Start getting to know your residence your flatmates and neighbours and the members of your resi-dence team Join your residencersquos official Facebook group to find out what fun activities are in store Search [residence name] + 202021 Official to find your group
You can also follow us on Twitter KingsResidences and Instagram KingsResiLife
3
Contents
What to do before you move in3-4
Things to pack5-9
Whatrsquos the big day like7
Settling into your room9
Life in Residences11
Handy tips17
Get Connected18
GDSA GDSA
GDSA GDSA
If you have any additional support needs
It is extremely important that you let us know as soon as possible about any additional support needs if you havenrsquot already done so Our friendly team is available to discuss your needs to ensure everything is in place for your arrival Please contact our team by emailing kingsresidenceskclacuk
Do I need to pay any fees before I move in
If you are arriving in October or January you will be required to make a pre-payment of 4 weeks rent to secure your room
If you are arriving in September no payment is required before you move in Your accommodation fees will be invoiced to you on a termly basis with the first instalment due on 25 October 2020 Once your IT account has been set up you will be able to check your student accounts online
For more information on paying your residence fees visit the fee payments page
Things to packTake it or leave it The most common mistake our new residents make is bringing more than they need so when it comes to packing less is definitely more
What is already in your residence
radic Desk with drawersradic Desk and a chairradic A bed and mattress with a mattress coverradic Small wardroberadic Curtains blinds on the windowradic Card coin-operated laundry facilitiesradic Ironing boards are available at all residencesradic Microwaves in all kitchensradic Vacuums mops buckets and brooms
Please note that we do not provide bedding and crockery in residences Please note that we do not provide bedding and crockery in residences If you wish to pre-order your bedding linen please visit wwwstudentessentialsco
Residence Bed size DimensionsAngel Lane 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Atlas 34 BedDouble Bed
125cm x 190cm137cm x 189cm
Great Dover Street Double Bed (Large Ensuite)Single Bed
137cm x 189cm 91cm x 190cm
Julian Markham Double Bed 137cm x 189cm
Moonraker Point 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Orchard Lisle amp Iris Brook 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Stamford Street Single Bed 91cm x 190cm
Tower Bridge 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Vauxhall 34 BedDouble Bed
120cm x 190cm137cm x 189cm
Wolfson House Single Bed 91cm x 190cm
Please note that studios at Julian Markham House and one-bed flats at Wolfson House have double size beds We also adivse that you contact your residence to ensure you have the correct bedding for your room type
4 5
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
ChecklistBedding
Clothes hangers
Cleaning products (laundry detergent washing-up liquid)
Toiletries Toilet paper
Towels
Crockery cutlery pots pans and kitchen gadgets to satisfy your culinary inclinations
Portable personal electronic and IT equipment
Important documents like your ID passport any official documents pertaining to your course fundingenrolment etc
Chargers
UK adapters (if your electrical gadgets were purchased outside of the UK)
And if you still have room you may consider packing
Photos of friends and family
Smart clothesmdashfor fresherrsquos balls and job interviews
Sports kitswimwear
City map
An umbrella (this is a necessity)
What not to bring
Leaving aside the obvious (including family pets) the following items are not allowed
bull Anything involving naked flame and smoke such as candleshookah pipes incense burners fairy lights and barbecues bull E-cigarette chargers bull Large items of furniture and electrical appliances bull With the exception of mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs for disabled users please donrsquot bring a car moped motorbike quad bike articulated lorry or any other motor vehicle
Yoursquore only going to be here for a year or two and when you move out someone else will move in So although itrsquos very tempting to try to recreate your room at home there are some things to bear in mind
1 Space in your room will be limited so leave chairs tables desks fridges and wardrobes at home Itrsquoll be limited in your wardrobe too so you will probably struggle to fit in your entire shoe collection And because drying clothes causes condensation (and ultimately mould) in rooms please donrsquot bring a clothes drying rack There are dryers in every residence
2 Wall decorations stay well past your residency so donrsquot go all 60-Minute Makeover on us and start redecorating - that means not attaching anything to the walls including Blu-Tac tape and pins because walls with holes and patches of chipped paint are an eyesore for whoever is next in your room Remember that you are responsible for all damage costs when you do move out
A word of warning Some rooms have aerial sockets however you are required to purchase your own TV and TV licence Please note that wall-mounting of TVs is not permitted
If yoursquore moving into a flat with a shared kitchen you may want to think about what items you would be happy sharing with your new flatmates This will help you to build a relationship with your new friends and to ensure you donrsquot end up with 7 kettles in the one kitchen
What To Bring
6 7
GDSA GDSAGDSA GDSA
Laptops printers and small electrical appliances such as speakers lamps and alarm radios are all welcome as long as theyrsquore in good condition and fitted with plugs or adaptors that are compatible with the UK
If yoursquore bringing electronics from outside the UK you will need threepin adaptors that comply with the British electrical system (230V 50Hz) and British Standard BS 1363 To avoid the hassle (and save space in your luggage) we recommend purchasing any electrical equipment from retailers here in the UK when you arrive Most things including rice cookers hair straighteners etc are readily available here Extension leads are OK as long as theyrsquore not overloaded but block plug adaptors are not The only exceptions are electric shavers there are two-pin plug sockets in all residence bedrooms
To ensure that your electrical equipment is in good working order we will offer Portable Applicance Testing (PAT) shortly after move in at Great Dover Street Stamford Street and Wolfson House
Electrical equipment
Excess baggage scareIf you are flying in we understand that you may not be able to squeeze in your duvet pillows and all other essentials into your checked baggage If you canrsquot pack everything you need remember that the world is a shop and home essentials can be purchased in major London stores or online for delivery In some of our residences kitchen and bedding packs may be purchased for delivery to your room so that they are waiting for you upon your arrival Remember that the world is a shop and that London has multiple stores that can assist you in making your room your own Some key stores includebull Primarkbull Argosbull Asda
Moving In DayWhatrsquos the big day like
We know that the COVID-19 pandemic is causing uncertainty for everyone and wersquove shaped our plans so we can be ready to welcome you in Residences As always the health and wellbeing of our community and students is our absolute priority Several changes have been put in place to ensure our residents are safe secure and comfortable You can find out more about these changes on our Covid-19 Updates page
8 9
2 m
DISTANCE
KEEP YOUR
KINGrsquoS RESIDENCES
Arrive on allocated time slot
THIS WAY
One Way systems in place
Safe distancing promoted luggage trolleys available
You will be directed to express
check-in stations
2
Ambassadors will bring your room key whilst you wait in
the contactless station
You will be directed to blocks rooms via one way systems and lifts - 1 per person1 household Please observe
site distancing advice
You will arrive at your room Here you will find welcome
information
See how to introduce yourself to your flat mates and look out for our resi life on-line welcome events and
flat meet ups
Please ensure you complete the checklist activities
booklet You will find information on which events
to join and things to do
345
WELCOME HOME
Introduce yourself to your flat mates
Create a flat Whatsapp group
Check out your kitchen poster
Watch the Kitchen Talk Video on YouTube
Follow ResiLife Instagram Account kingsresilife
Join Kings Residences Twitter Account
Fill in your name in the bricks to complete your home
YOUR POSTAL ADDRESS IS
WOLFSON HOUSE49 WESTON STREET
LONDONSE1 3RRB
Welfare LeadsContact Details
07787151779
Find us onInstagram kingsresilifeFacebook kingsresilife
Twitter kingsresidencesYoutube Kingrsquos Residences
Blog httpsblogskclacukresilifeWeb kclacukaccomm
QUIET TIME 2300 ndash 0800
Your neighbors may be trying to work or sleep so keep voicesmusic at reasonable
levelsAvoid slamming doors and running down
corridorsAvoid socialising in corridors outside or in
the shared kitchens after quiet time To report noise call reception on
02071885764
Wash your handsPractice good hand hygiene by washing your hands with soap and water or using alcohol or hand sanitizer
If you are displaying symptoms of covid-19 you must isolate immediately and inform kcl-advicekclacuk
Practical social distancingIf you need to go out maintain at least 2 meters (6 feet) distance from others
Maintain kitchen cleanliness by wiping down surfaces after use Clearing plates etc Take out the rubbish regularly
GDSA GDSAOn The Day GDSA GDSAMoving In Day1 Keep to your arrival slots
Each site has a specific number of residents they can safely welcome per hourper day Residents will be asked to remain within their pre-booked arrival slot and only to bring one guestperson to assist them If you arrive at the residence without an arrival slot you will be asked to wait until the end of the day
2 Plan your journey to the residence
London can be subject to considerable roadworks throughout the summer and you are advised to check the traffic news on the BBC website or Transport for Londonrsquos website Remember to map out your trip ahead of move in day to avoid delays
3 Arriving at the Residence
There is no parking at our residences so on move-in days there will be a stop and drop system If you require parking please refer to these handy parking maps online If you are new to London download a journey planning apps such as Citymapper or Google Maps These will help you find the best route to your residence and campus
4 Meet and Greet
Welcome Ambassadors will meet you at the main drop-off point and direct traffic to the check-in area You can easily spot Kingrsquos Residence staff by their red t-shirts and ldquoAsk Merdquo badges
5 Unloading vehicles
Welcome Ambassadors will direct you to where you can unload your belongings and trolleys will be available to assist with this process As there is limited space for unloading vehicles we will need students and parents to unload their vehicles swiftly to make room for others If you think you might need more time to unload we suggest that you proceed to the nearest car park and unload from where you have safely parked To find out where the nearest car park is please visit the NCP website Remember to never leave your baggage and other personal belongings unattended
6 Check-in
Yoursquoll be directed to an express check-in station via a one-way system We may be wearing face coverings but we are still pleased to see you We would like you to wear a face covering too unless you are medically exempt On presentation of a government-issued photo ID (eg passport or driverrsquos licence) they will provide you with your flat and room key
7 Finding your room
Once you have your keys a Welcome Ambassador will direct you to your blockroom via the one-way system
8 Get to know your household
Get involved in the welcome activities planned for you by our ResiLife team Check out the information left in your bedroom and kitchen for details on how to take part
10 11
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSAYour Room
Check over your room
Upon arrival to your room please take a moment to check that everything is in a clean and working order Our staff have worked tirelessly to ensure your accommodation is in tip-top shape before you arrive If you find that something is not working please report this to a member of your reception team by sending them an email or giving them a call (you can find their contact details on the poster in your kitchen) and wersquoll make sure this is addressed asap
Itrsquos now time to settle into your room Before you do there a few more important things to take note of Familiarise yourself with the fire evacuation plan
Your residence evacuation plan can be found in your flat whether this is on the back of your flat door bedroom door or lift lobby Fire safety equipment can be found in your flat and kitchen
Make sure that you orient yourself with the nearest fire exits to your flat
Your kitchen is equipped with a fire extinguisher and fire blanket
Ensure you know where these are located and how to use them properly or ask reception for more information
Remove all unwanted packaging after unpacking
Remove all boxes bags and other items that may cause blockages from all access routes within your flat and along the corridors Your residence has a designated bin area for all refuse recycling
Additional Support for Self-Isolation
Before you arrive we ask that you make the most of any online shopping services in advance to ensure you
have everything you need to quarantine including bedding You will receive some guidance on arrival but be
prepared to spend the entire isolation period in your room To support you we will be running a special online
events programme specifically for those in quarantine Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate can
expect
bull Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate will be supported by
bull Food packs delivered for first three days
bull Food deliveries and postparcels brought to room
bull Online events targeted to involve those in isolation
bull Regular welfare checks online
bull High traffic touch point areas cleaned every 2 hours
bull Cleaning start up pack in every kitchen to encourage resident led cleanliness 12 13
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
Settling Into Your ResidenceOur ResiLife Programme
The ResiLife Programme is run by a team of Community Facilitators who are students just like you Set up to help build communities through social events and new experiences residents can come together to share interests increase physical and mental wellbeing and make friends for life
For your safety and peace of mind the ResiLife Programme is currently operating online Events such as Tea Talk Podcasts Guided Meditations Kitchen Hacks and entertainment evenings are all available weekly for Kingrsquos residents and take place via online channels
Resilife Facebook page kingsresilife
Follow us on Instagramkingsresilife
Follow our twitter feedKingsResidences
Follow us on TikTokkingsresilife
Once your room is in order itrsquos time to get to know your new flatmates
Start your ResiLife Checklist In your room yoursquoll find your checklist guide for welcome week Try to tick off as many as you can
Attend our online welcome events Check out the ResiLife Welcome Week calendar and get your favourite events in the diary
Watch your orientation kitchen talk Head to our YouTube channel to find a talk by your Community Facilitator on kitchen etiquette and living with others
Explore Get to know your residence and the surrounding area London is an easily accessible city so make the most of it A final reminder keep your valuables safe by making sure you lock your room flat door whenever you leave
14 15
MindfulnessSessions
MindfulnessSessions
Kitchen Hacks Entertainment Evenings
Tea Talks
Every Residence has a dedicated team of Welfare Leads who live on site to help look out for you during your stay They are specially trained to support you and help you adjust to your new home We recognise that moving to University is a big transition for most students at the best of times and we want you to know it is ok to feel worried scared anxious or over-whelmed
The Welfare team is here to listen and help you navigate this time with confidence Right now all welfare support is done over the phone by text email or digital platforms to keep you as safe as possible
Check out the poster in your kitchen for details on how to contact your local Welfare Lead
GDSA GDSA
Welfare amp Support
amp
Tea and talk is a great space to talk about uni life and all the associated ups and downs Pop by and grab a biscuit
with us we would love to see how yoursquore getting along
Join the Residence Welfare Leads at your Residence for a cup of tea and a chat
Date
Place
Live In Welfare Leads
You will see us around the Residence at reception and in all the common spaces
Come say - we would love to meet you
Everyone needs help from time to time Letrsquos grab a
tea and chat
Our role is to support your welfare during your stay in halls Feeling low Talk to us Having issues in your flat
Reach out Need help in an emergency Call 999 and us We can be there for you
PHONE
Drop by and see your Welfare Lead
This week at reception on
time
have
chatand a
ldquoI am feeling so anxious and stressed all the
time and I donrsquot know what to dordquo
ldquoI am so behind with my coursework but donrsquot know
who to tell or where to startrdquo
ldquoI am really concerned about my flat materdquo
Do you know your Residence Welfare Lead is a specially trained student staff who lives right here in halls They are here to support in a range of areas including student welfare and conduct and building a safe and nurturing environment for all residents
Handy tips to keep you safe amp well in residences
Keep a safe distanceWash your hands
Keep a hand sanitizerWear face coverings in public
Regular restCover your mouth amp nose when sneezing amp coughing
Avoid touching your face
Disinfect surfaces regularly
Eat well exercise and look after your mental health
Stay home amp seek help if you feel unwell
16 17
GDSA GDSA
Get Connected
Facebook - kingsresilife Instagram - kingsresilife
Kingrsquos Residences
bull Facebook kingsresidences bull Twitter kingsresidences bull YouTube Kingrsquos Residences bull TikTok kingrsquosresidences
Write for usIf yoursquore interested in contributing to our blog get in touch with us on Facebook or
TwitterResilife Blog httpsblogskclacukresilife
18
GDSA GDSA
What to do before you move in
REGISTER
Student ID
Email City
Address Phone Number
First Name Last Name
Induction
Complete your online induction We take your health and safety very seriously To ensure your personal safety and that of others you are required to complete our online induction module This module pro-vides you with some important information you need to know before moving into your residence as well as details about the activities and support available to you as a resident at Kingrsquos
Book your arrival slot
Once you have confirmed your contract start date (September October January) you will be asked to complete your online induction and book an arrival slot
Get connected
Start getting to know your residence your flatmates and neighbours and the members of your resi-dence team Join your residencersquos official Facebook group to find out what fun activities are in store Search [residence name] + 202021 Official to find your group
You can also follow us on Twitter KingsResidences and Instagram KingsResiLife
3
Contents
What to do before you move in3-4
Things to pack5-9
Whatrsquos the big day like7
Settling into your room9
Life in Residences11
Handy tips17
Get Connected18
GDSA GDSA
GDSA GDSA
If you have any additional support needs
It is extremely important that you let us know as soon as possible about any additional support needs if you havenrsquot already done so Our friendly team is available to discuss your needs to ensure everything is in place for your arrival Please contact our team by emailing kingsresidenceskclacuk
Do I need to pay any fees before I move in
If you are arriving in October or January you will be required to make a pre-payment of 4 weeks rent to secure your room
If you are arriving in September no payment is required before you move in Your accommodation fees will be invoiced to you on a termly basis with the first instalment due on 25 October 2020 Once your IT account has been set up you will be able to check your student accounts online
For more information on paying your residence fees visit the fee payments page
Things to packTake it or leave it The most common mistake our new residents make is bringing more than they need so when it comes to packing less is definitely more
What is already in your residence
radic Desk with drawersradic Desk and a chairradic A bed and mattress with a mattress coverradic Small wardroberadic Curtains blinds on the windowradic Card coin-operated laundry facilitiesradic Ironing boards are available at all residencesradic Microwaves in all kitchensradic Vacuums mops buckets and brooms
Please note that we do not provide bedding and crockery in residences Please note that we do not provide bedding and crockery in residences If you wish to pre-order your bedding linen please visit wwwstudentessentialsco
Residence Bed size DimensionsAngel Lane 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Atlas 34 BedDouble Bed
125cm x 190cm137cm x 189cm
Great Dover Street Double Bed (Large Ensuite)Single Bed
137cm x 189cm 91cm x 190cm
Julian Markham Double Bed 137cm x 189cm
Moonraker Point 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Orchard Lisle amp Iris Brook 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Stamford Street Single Bed 91cm x 190cm
Tower Bridge 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Vauxhall 34 BedDouble Bed
120cm x 190cm137cm x 189cm
Wolfson House Single Bed 91cm x 190cm
Please note that studios at Julian Markham House and one-bed flats at Wolfson House have double size beds We also adivse that you contact your residence to ensure you have the correct bedding for your room type
4 5
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
ChecklistBedding
Clothes hangers
Cleaning products (laundry detergent washing-up liquid)
Toiletries Toilet paper
Towels
Crockery cutlery pots pans and kitchen gadgets to satisfy your culinary inclinations
Portable personal electronic and IT equipment
Important documents like your ID passport any official documents pertaining to your course fundingenrolment etc
Chargers
UK adapters (if your electrical gadgets were purchased outside of the UK)
And if you still have room you may consider packing
Photos of friends and family
Smart clothesmdashfor fresherrsquos balls and job interviews
Sports kitswimwear
City map
An umbrella (this is a necessity)
What not to bring
Leaving aside the obvious (including family pets) the following items are not allowed
bull Anything involving naked flame and smoke such as candleshookah pipes incense burners fairy lights and barbecues bull E-cigarette chargers bull Large items of furniture and electrical appliances bull With the exception of mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs for disabled users please donrsquot bring a car moped motorbike quad bike articulated lorry or any other motor vehicle
Yoursquore only going to be here for a year or two and when you move out someone else will move in So although itrsquos very tempting to try to recreate your room at home there are some things to bear in mind
1 Space in your room will be limited so leave chairs tables desks fridges and wardrobes at home Itrsquoll be limited in your wardrobe too so you will probably struggle to fit in your entire shoe collection And because drying clothes causes condensation (and ultimately mould) in rooms please donrsquot bring a clothes drying rack There are dryers in every residence
2 Wall decorations stay well past your residency so donrsquot go all 60-Minute Makeover on us and start redecorating - that means not attaching anything to the walls including Blu-Tac tape and pins because walls with holes and patches of chipped paint are an eyesore for whoever is next in your room Remember that you are responsible for all damage costs when you do move out
A word of warning Some rooms have aerial sockets however you are required to purchase your own TV and TV licence Please note that wall-mounting of TVs is not permitted
If yoursquore moving into a flat with a shared kitchen you may want to think about what items you would be happy sharing with your new flatmates This will help you to build a relationship with your new friends and to ensure you donrsquot end up with 7 kettles in the one kitchen
What To Bring
6 7
GDSA GDSAGDSA GDSA
Laptops printers and small electrical appliances such as speakers lamps and alarm radios are all welcome as long as theyrsquore in good condition and fitted with plugs or adaptors that are compatible with the UK
If yoursquore bringing electronics from outside the UK you will need threepin adaptors that comply with the British electrical system (230V 50Hz) and British Standard BS 1363 To avoid the hassle (and save space in your luggage) we recommend purchasing any electrical equipment from retailers here in the UK when you arrive Most things including rice cookers hair straighteners etc are readily available here Extension leads are OK as long as theyrsquore not overloaded but block plug adaptors are not The only exceptions are electric shavers there are two-pin plug sockets in all residence bedrooms
To ensure that your electrical equipment is in good working order we will offer Portable Applicance Testing (PAT) shortly after move in at Great Dover Street Stamford Street and Wolfson House
Electrical equipment
Excess baggage scareIf you are flying in we understand that you may not be able to squeeze in your duvet pillows and all other essentials into your checked baggage If you canrsquot pack everything you need remember that the world is a shop and home essentials can be purchased in major London stores or online for delivery In some of our residences kitchen and bedding packs may be purchased for delivery to your room so that they are waiting for you upon your arrival Remember that the world is a shop and that London has multiple stores that can assist you in making your room your own Some key stores includebull Primarkbull Argosbull Asda
Moving In DayWhatrsquos the big day like
We know that the COVID-19 pandemic is causing uncertainty for everyone and wersquove shaped our plans so we can be ready to welcome you in Residences As always the health and wellbeing of our community and students is our absolute priority Several changes have been put in place to ensure our residents are safe secure and comfortable You can find out more about these changes on our Covid-19 Updates page
8 9
2 m
DISTANCE
KEEP YOUR
KINGrsquoS RESIDENCES
Arrive on allocated time slot
THIS WAY
One Way systems in place
Safe distancing promoted luggage trolleys available
You will be directed to express
check-in stations
2
Ambassadors will bring your room key whilst you wait in
the contactless station
You will be directed to blocks rooms via one way systems and lifts - 1 per person1 household Please observe
site distancing advice
You will arrive at your room Here you will find welcome
information
See how to introduce yourself to your flat mates and look out for our resi life on-line welcome events and
flat meet ups
Please ensure you complete the checklist activities
booklet You will find information on which events
to join and things to do
345
WELCOME HOME
Introduce yourself to your flat mates
Create a flat Whatsapp group
Check out your kitchen poster
Watch the Kitchen Talk Video on YouTube
Follow ResiLife Instagram Account kingsresilife
Join Kings Residences Twitter Account
Fill in your name in the bricks to complete your home
YOUR POSTAL ADDRESS IS
WOLFSON HOUSE49 WESTON STREET
LONDONSE1 3RRB
Welfare LeadsContact Details
07787151779
Find us onInstagram kingsresilifeFacebook kingsresilife
Twitter kingsresidencesYoutube Kingrsquos Residences
Blog httpsblogskclacukresilifeWeb kclacukaccomm
QUIET TIME 2300 ndash 0800
Your neighbors may be trying to work or sleep so keep voicesmusic at reasonable
levelsAvoid slamming doors and running down
corridorsAvoid socialising in corridors outside or in
the shared kitchens after quiet time To report noise call reception on
02071885764
Wash your handsPractice good hand hygiene by washing your hands with soap and water or using alcohol or hand sanitizer
If you are displaying symptoms of covid-19 you must isolate immediately and inform kcl-advicekclacuk
Practical social distancingIf you need to go out maintain at least 2 meters (6 feet) distance from others
Maintain kitchen cleanliness by wiping down surfaces after use Clearing plates etc Take out the rubbish regularly
GDSA GDSAOn The Day GDSA GDSAMoving In Day1 Keep to your arrival slots
Each site has a specific number of residents they can safely welcome per hourper day Residents will be asked to remain within their pre-booked arrival slot and only to bring one guestperson to assist them If you arrive at the residence without an arrival slot you will be asked to wait until the end of the day
2 Plan your journey to the residence
London can be subject to considerable roadworks throughout the summer and you are advised to check the traffic news on the BBC website or Transport for Londonrsquos website Remember to map out your trip ahead of move in day to avoid delays
3 Arriving at the Residence
There is no parking at our residences so on move-in days there will be a stop and drop system If you require parking please refer to these handy parking maps online If you are new to London download a journey planning apps such as Citymapper or Google Maps These will help you find the best route to your residence and campus
4 Meet and Greet
Welcome Ambassadors will meet you at the main drop-off point and direct traffic to the check-in area You can easily spot Kingrsquos Residence staff by their red t-shirts and ldquoAsk Merdquo badges
5 Unloading vehicles
Welcome Ambassadors will direct you to where you can unload your belongings and trolleys will be available to assist with this process As there is limited space for unloading vehicles we will need students and parents to unload their vehicles swiftly to make room for others If you think you might need more time to unload we suggest that you proceed to the nearest car park and unload from where you have safely parked To find out where the nearest car park is please visit the NCP website Remember to never leave your baggage and other personal belongings unattended
6 Check-in
Yoursquoll be directed to an express check-in station via a one-way system We may be wearing face coverings but we are still pleased to see you We would like you to wear a face covering too unless you are medically exempt On presentation of a government-issued photo ID (eg passport or driverrsquos licence) they will provide you with your flat and room key
7 Finding your room
Once you have your keys a Welcome Ambassador will direct you to your blockroom via the one-way system
8 Get to know your household
Get involved in the welcome activities planned for you by our ResiLife team Check out the information left in your bedroom and kitchen for details on how to take part
10 11
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSAYour Room
Check over your room
Upon arrival to your room please take a moment to check that everything is in a clean and working order Our staff have worked tirelessly to ensure your accommodation is in tip-top shape before you arrive If you find that something is not working please report this to a member of your reception team by sending them an email or giving them a call (you can find their contact details on the poster in your kitchen) and wersquoll make sure this is addressed asap
Itrsquos now time to settle into your room Before you do there a few more important things to take note of Familiarise yourself with the fire evacuation plan
Your residence evacuation plan can be found in your flat whether this is on the back of your flat door bedroom door or lift lobby Fire safety equipment can be found in your flat and kitchen
Make sure that you orient yourself with the nearest fire exits to your flat
Your kitchen is equipped with a fire extinguisher and fire blanket
Ensure you know where these are located and how to use them properly or ask reception for more information
Remove all unwanted packaging after unpacking
Remove all boxes bags and other items that may cause blockages from all access routes within your flat and along the corridors Your residence has a designated bin area for all refuse recycling
Additional Support for Self-Isolation
Before you arrive we ask that you make the most of any online shopping services in advance to ensure you
have everything you need to quarantine including bedding You will receive some guidance on arrival but be
prepared to spend the entire isolation period in your room To support you we will be running a special online
events programme specifically for those in quarantine Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate can
expect
bull Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate will be supported by
bull Food packs delivered for first three days
bull Food deliveries and postparcels brought to room
bull Online events targeted to involve those in isolation
bull Regular welfare checks online
bull High traffic touch point areas cleaned every 2 hours
bull Cleaning start up pack in every kitchen to encourage resident led cleanliness 12 13
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
Settling Into Your ResidenceOur ResiLife Programme
The ResiLife Programme is run by a team of Community Facilitators who are students just like you Set up to help build communities through social events and new experiences residents can come together to share interests increase physical and mental wellbeing and make friends for life
For your safety and peace of mind the ResiLife Programme is currently operating online Events such as Tea Talk Podcasts Guided Meditations Kitchen Hacks and entertainment evenings are all available weekly for Kingrsquos residents and take place via online channels
Resilife Facebook page kingsresilife
Follow us on Instagramkingsresilife
Follow our twitter feedKingsResidences
Follow us on TikTokkingsresilife
Once your room is in order itrsquos time to get to know your new flatmates
Start your ResiLife Checklist In your room yoursquoll find your checklist guide for welcome week Try to tick off as many as you can
Attend our online welcome events Check out the ResiLife Welcome Week calendar and get your favourite events in the diary
Watch your orientation kitchen talk Head to our YouTube channel to find a talk by your Community Facilitator on kitchen etiquette and living with others
Explore Get to know your residence and the surrounding area London is an easily accessible city so make the most of it A final reminder keep your valuables safe by making sure you lock your room flat door whenever you leave
14 15
MindfulnessSessions
MindfulnessSessions
Kitchen Hacks Entertainment Evenings
Tea Talks
Every Residence has a dedicated team of Welfare Leads who live on site to help look out for you during your stay They are specially trained to support you and help you adjust to your new home We recognise that moving to University is a big transition for most students at the best of times and we want you to know it is ok to feel worried scared anxious or over-whelmed
The Welfare team is here to listen and help you navigate this time with confidence Right now all welfare support is done over the phone by text email or digital platforms to keep you as safe as possible
Check out the poster in your kitchen for details on how to contact your local Welfare Lead
GDSA GDSA
Welfare amp Support
amp
Tea and talk is a great space to talk about uni life and all the associated ups and downs Pop by and grab a biscuit
with us we would love to see how yoursquore getting along
Join the Residence Welfare Leads at your Residence for a cup of tea and a chat
Date
Place
Live In Welfare Leads
You will see us around the Residence at reception and in all the common spaces
Come say - we would love to meet you
Everyone needs help from time to time Letrsquos grab a
tea and chat
Our role is to support your welfare during your stay in halls Feeling low Talk to us Having issues in your flat
Reach out Need help in an emergency Call 999 and us We can be there for you
PHONE
Drop by and see your Welfare Lead
This week at reception on
time
have
chatand a
ldquoI am feeling so anxious and stressed all the
time and I donrsquot know what to dordquo
ldquoI am so behind with my coursework but donrsquot know
who to tell or where to startrdquo
ldquoI am really concerned about my flat materdquo
Do you know your Residence Welfare Lead is a specially trained student staff who lives right here in halls They are here to support in a range of areas including student welfare and conduct and building a safe and nurturing environment for all residents
Handy tips to keep you safe amp well in residences
Keep a safe distanceWash your hands
Keep a hand sanitizerWear face coverings in public
Regular restCover your mouth amp nose when sneezing amp coughing
Avoid touching your face
Disinfect surfaces regularly
Eat well exercise and look after your mental health
Stay home amp seek help if you feel unwell
16 17
GDSA GDSA
Get Connected
Facebook - kingsresilife Instagram - kingsresilife
Kingrsquos Residences
bull Facebook kingsresidences bull Twitter kingsresidences bull YouTube Kingrsquos Residences bull TikTok kingrsquosresidences
Write for usIf yoursquore interested in contributing to our blog get in touch with us on Facebook or
TwitterResilife Blog httpsblogskclacukresilife
18
GDSA GDSA
GDSA GDSA
If you have any additional support needs
It is extremely important that you let us know as soon as possible about any additional support needs if you havenrsquot already done so Our friendly team is available to discuss your needs to ensure everything is in place for your arrival Please contact our team by emailing kingsresidenceskclacuk
Do I need to pay any fees before I move in
If you are arriving in October or January you will be required to make a pre-payment of 4 weeks rent to secure your room
If you are arriving in September no payment is required before you move in Your accommodation fees will be invoiced to you on a termly basis with the first instalment due on 25 October 2020 Once your IT account has been set up you will be able to check your student accounts online
For more information on paying your residence fees visit the fee payments page
Things to packTake it or leave it The most common mistake our new residents make is bringing more than they need so when it comes to packing less is definitely more
What is already in your residence
radic Desk with drawersradic Desk and a chairradic A bed and mattress with a mattress coverradic Small wardroberadic Curtains blinds on the windowradic Card coin-operated laundry facilitiesradic Ironing boards are available at all residencesradic Microwaves in all kitchensradic Vacuums mops buckets and brooms
Please note that we do not provide bedding and crockery in residences Please note that we do not provide bedding and crockery in residences If you wish to pre-order your bedding linen please visit wwwstudentessentialsco
Residence Bed size DimensionsAngel Lane 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Atlas 34 BedDouble Bed
125cm x 190cm137cm x 189cm
Great Dover Street Double Bed (Large Ensuite)Single Bed
137cm x 189cm 91cm x 190cm
Julian Markham Double Bed 137cm x 189cm
Moonraker Point 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Orchard Lisle amp Iris Brook 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Stamford Street Single Bed 91cm x 190cm
Tower Bridge 34 Bed 120cm x 190cm
Vauxhall 34 BedDouble Bed
120cm x 190cm137cm x 189cm
Wolfson House Single Bed 91cm x 190cm
Please note that studios at Julian Markham House and one-bed flats at Wolfson House have double size beds We also adivse that you contact your residence to ensure you have the correct bedding for your room type
4 5
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
ChecklistBedding
Clothes hangers
Cleaning products (laundry detergent washing-up liquid)
Toiletries Toilet paper
Towels
Crockery cutlery pots pans and kitchen gadgets to satisfy your culinary inclinations
Portable personal electronic and IT equipment
Important documents like your ID passport any official documents pertaining to your course fundingenrolment etc
Chargers
UK adapters (if your electrical gadgets were purchased outside of the UK)
And if you still have room you may consider packing
Photos of friends and family
Smart clothesmdashfor fresherrsquos balls and job interviews
Sports kitswimwear
City map
An umbrella (this is a necessity)
What not to bring
Leaving aside the obvious (including family pets) the following items are not allowed
bull Anything involving naked flame and smoke such as candleshookah pipes incense burners fairy lights and barbecues bull E-cigarette chargers bull Large items of furniture and electrical appliances bull With the exception of mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs for disabled users please donrsquot bring a car moped motorbike quad bike articulated lorry or any other motor vehicle
Yoursquore only going to be here for a year or two and when you move out someone else will move in So although itrsquos very tempting to try to recreate your room at home there are some things to bear in mind
1 Space in your room will be limited so leave chairs tables desks fridges and wardrobes at home Itrsquoll be limited in your wardrobe too so you will probably struggle to fit in your entire shoe collection And because drying clothes causes condensation (and ultimately mould) in rooms please donrsquot bring a clothes drying rack There are dryers in every residence
2 Wall decorations stay well past your residency so donrsquot go all 60-Minute Makeover on us and start redecorating - that means not attaching anything to the walls including Blu-Tac tape and pins because walls with holes and patches of chipped paint are an eyesore for whoever is next in your room Remember that you are responsible for all damage costs when you do move out
A word of warning Some rooms have aerial sockets however you are required to purchase your own TV and TV licence Please note that wall-mounting of TVs is not permitted
If yoursquore moving into a flat with a shared kitchen you may want to think about what items you would be happy sharing with your new flatmates This will help you to build a relationship with your new friends and to ensure you donrsquot end up with 7 kettles in the one kitchen
What To Bring
6 7
GDSA GDSAGDSA GDSA
Laptops printers and small electrical appliances such as speakers lamps and alarm radios are all welcome as long as theyrsquore in good condition and fitted with plugs or adaptors that are compatible with the UK
If yoursquore bringing electronics from outside the UK you will need threepin adaptors that comply with the British electrical system (230V 50Hz) and British Standard BS 1363 To avoid the hassle (and save space in your luggage) we recommend purchasing any electrical equipment from retailers here in the UK when you arrive Most things including rice cookers hair straighteners etc are readily available here Extension leads are OK as long as theyrsquore not overloaded but block plug adaptors are not The only exceptions are electric shavers there are two-pin plug sockets in all residence bedrooms
To ensure that your electrical equipment is in good working order we will offer Portable Applicance Testing (PAT) shortly after move in at Great Dover Street Stamford Street and Wolfson House
Electrical equipment
Excess baggage scareIf you are flying in we understand that you may not be able to squeeze in your duvet pillows and all other essentials into your checked baggage If you canrsquot pack everything you need remember that the world is a shop and home essentials can be purchased in major London stores or online for delivery In some of our residences kitchen and bedding packs may be purchased for delivery to your room so that they are waiting for you upon your arrival Remember that the world is a shop and that London has multiple stores that can assist you in making your room your own Some key stores includebull Primarkbull Argosbull Asda
Moving In DayWhatrsquos the big day like
We know that the COVID-19 pandemic is causing uncertainty for everyone and wersquove shaped our plans so we can be ready to welcome you in Residences As always the health and wellbeing of our community and students is our absolute priority Several changes have been put in place to ensure our residents are safe secure and comfortable You can find out more about these changes on our Covid-19 Updates page
8 9
2 m
DISTANCE
KEEP YOUR
KINGrsquoS RESIDENCES
Arrive on allocated time slot
THIS WAY
One Way systems in place
Safe distancing promoted luggage trolleys available
You will be directed to express
check-in stations
2
Ambassadors will bring your room key whilst you wait in
the contactless station
You will be directed to blocks rooms via one way systems and lifts - 1 per person1 household Please observe
site distancing advice
You will arrive at your room Here you will find welcome
information
See how to introduce yourself to your flat mates and look out for our resi life on-line welcome events and
flat meet ups
Please ensure you complete the checklist activities
booklet You will find information on which events
to join and things to do
345
WELCOME HOME
Introduce yourself to your flat mates
Create a flat Whatsapp group
Check out your kitchen poster
Watch the Kitchen Talk Video on YouTube
Follow ResiLife Instagram Account kingsresilife
Join Kings Residences Twitter Account
Fill in your name in the bricks to complete your home
YOUR POSTAL ADDRESS IS
WOLFSON HOUSE49 WESTON STREET
LONDONSE1 3RRB
Welfare LeadsContact Details
07787151779
Find us onInstagram kingsresilifeFacebook kingsresilife
Twitter kingsresidencesYoutube Kingrsquos Residences
Blog httpsblogskclacukresilifeWeb kclacukaccomm
QUIET TIME 2300 ndash 0800
Your neighbors may be trying to work or sleep so keep voicesmusic at reasonable
levelsAvoid slamming doors and running down
corridorsAvoid socialising in corridors outside or in
the shared kitchens after quiet time To report noise call reception on
02071885764
Wash your handsPractice good hand hygiene by washing your hands with soap and water or using alcohol or hand sanitizer
If you are displaying symptoms of covid-19 you must isolate immediately and inform kcl-advicekclacuk
Practical social distancingIf you need to go out maintain at least 2 meters (6 feet) distance from others
Maintain kitchen cleanliness by wiping down surfaces after use Clearing plates etc Take out the rubbish regularly
GDSA GDSAOn The Day GDSA GDSAMoving In Day1 Keep to your arrival slots
Each site has a specific number of residents they can safely welcome per hourper day Residents will be asked to remain within their pre-booked arrival slot and only to bring one guestperson to assist them If you arrive at the residence without an arrival slot you will be asked to wait until the end of the day
2 Plan your journey to the residence
London can be subject to considerable roadworks throughout the summer and you are advised to check the traffic news on the BBC website or Transport for Londonrsquos website Remember to map out your trip ahead of move in day to avoid delays
3 Arriving at the Residence
There is no parking at our residences so on move-in days there will be a stop and drop system If you require parking please refer to these handy parking maps online If you are new to London download a journey planning apps such as Citymapper or Google Maps These will help you find the best route to your residence and campus
4 Meet and Greet
Welcome Ambassadors will meet you at the main drop-off point and direct traffic to the check-in area You can easily spot Kingrsquos Residence staff by their red t-shirts and ldquoAsk Merdquo badges
5 Unloading vehicles
Welcome Ambassadors will direct you to where you can unload your belongings and trolleys will be available to assist with this process As there is limited space for unloading vehicles we will need students and parents to unload their vehicles swiftly to make room for others If you think you might need more time to unload we suggest that you proceed to the nearest car park and unload from where you have safely parked To find out where the nearest car park is please visit the NCP website Remember to never leave your baggage and other personal belongings unattended
6 Check-in
Yoursquoll be directed to an express check-in station via a one-way system We may be wearing face coverings but we are still pleased to see you We would like you to wear a face covering too unless you are medically exempt On presentation of a government-issued photo ID (eg passport or driverrsquos licence) they will provide you with your flat and room key
7 Finding your room
Once you have your keys a Welcome Ambassador will direct you to your blockroom via the one-way system
8 Get to know your household
Get involved in the welcome activities planned for you by our ResiLife team Check out the information left in your bedroom and kitchen for details on how to take part
10 11
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSAYour Room
Check over your room
Upon arrival to your room please take a moment to check that everything is in a clean and working order Our staff have worked tirelessly to ensure your accommodation is in tip-top shape before you arrive If you find that something is not working please report this to a member of your reception team by sending them an email or giving them a call (you can find their contact details on the poster in your kitchen) and wersquoll make sure this is addressed asap
Itrsquos now time to settle into your room Before you do there a few more important things to take note of Familiarise yourself with the fire evacuation plan
Your residence evacuation plan can be found in your flat whether this is on the back of your flat door bedroom door or lift lobby Fire safety equipment can be found in your flat and kitchen
Make sure that you orient yourself with the nearest fire exits to your flat
Your kitchen is equipped with a fire extinguisher and fire blanket
Ensure you know where these are located and how to use them properly or ask reception for more information
Remove all unwanted packaging after unpacking
Remove all boxes bags and other items that may cause blockages from all access routes within your flat and along the corridors Your residence has a designated bin area for all refuse recycling
Additional Support for Self-Isolation
Before you arrive we ask that you make the most of any online shopping services in advance to ensure you
have everything you need to quarantine including bedding You will receive some guidance on arrival but be
prepared to spend the entire isolation period in your room To support you we will be running a special online
events programme specifically for those in quarantine Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate can
expect
bull Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate will be supported by
bull Food packs delivered for first three days
bull Food deliveries and postparcels brought to room
bull Online events targeted to involve those in isolation
bull Regular welfare checks online
bull High traffic touch point areas cleaned every 2 hours
bull Cleaning start up pack in every kitchen to encourage resident led cleanliness 12 13
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
Settling Into Your ResidenceOur ResiLife Programme
The ResiLife Programme is run by a team of Community Facilitators who are students just like you Set up to help build communities through social events and new experiences residents can come together to share interests increase physical and mental wellbeing and make friends for life
For your safety and peace of mind the ResiLife Programme is currently operating online Events such as Tea Talk Podcasts Guided Meditations Kitchen Hacks and entertainment evenings are all available weekly for Kingrsquos residents and take place via online channels
Resilife Facebook page kingsresilife
Follow us on Instagramkingsresilife
Follow our twitter feedKingsResidences
Follow us on TikTokkingsresilife
Once your room is in order itrsquos time to get to know your new flatmates
Start your ResiLife Checklist In your room yoursquoll find your checklist guide for welcome week Try to tick off as many as you can
Attend our online welcome events Check out the ResiLife Welcome Week calendar and get your favourite events in the diary
Watch your orientation kitchen talk Head to our YouTube channel to find a talk by your Community Facilitator on kitchen etiquette and living with others
Explore Get to know your residence and the surrounding area London is an easily accessible city so make the most of it A final reminder keep your valuables safe by making sure you lock your room flat door whenever you leave
14 15
MindfulnessSessions
MindfulnessSessions
Kitchen Hacks Entertainment Evenings
Tea Talks
Every Residence has a dedicated team of Welfare Leads who live on site to help look out for you during your stay They are specially trained to support you and help you adjust to your new home We recognise that moving to University is a big transition for most students at the best of times and we want you to know it is ok to feel worried scared anxious or over-whelmed
The Welfare team is here to listen and help you navigate this time with confidence Right now all welfare support is done over the phone by text email or digital platforms to keep you as safe as possible
Check out the poster in your kitchen for details on how to contact your local Welfare Lead
GDSA GDSA
Welfare amp Support
amp
Tea and talk is a great space to talk about uni life and all the associated ups and downs Pop by and grab a biscuit
with us we would love to see how yoursquore getting along
Join the Residence Welfare Leads at your Residence for a cup of tea and a chat
Date
Place
Live In Welfare Leads
You will see us around the Residence at reception and in all the common spaces
Come say - we would love to meet you
Everyone needs help from time to time Letrsquos grab a
tea and chat
Our role is to support your welfare during your stay in halls Feeling low Talk to us Having issues in your flat
Reach out Need help in an emergency Call 999 and us We can be there for you
PHONE
Drop by and see your Welfare Lead
This week at reception on
time
have
chatand a
ldquoI am feeling so anxious and stressed all the
time and I donrsquot know what to dordquo
ldquoI am so behind with my coursework but donrsquot know
who to tell or where to startrdquo
ldquoI am really concerned about my flat materdquo
Do you know your Residence Welfare Lead is a specially trained student staff who lives right here in halls They are here to support in a range of areas including student welfare and conduct and building a safe and nurturing environment for all residents
Handy tips to keep you safe amp well in residences
Keep a safe distanceWash your hands
Keep a hand sanitizerWear face coverings in public
Regular restCover your mouth amp nose when sneezing amp coughing
Avoid touching your face
Disinfect surfaces regularly
Eat well exercise and look after your mental health
Stay home amp seek help if you feel unwell
16 17
GDSA GDSA
Get Connected
Facebook - kingsresilife Instagram - kingsresilife
Kingrsquos Residences
bull Facebook kingsresidences bull Twitter kingsresidences bull YouTube Kingrsquos Residences bull TikTok kingrsquosresidences
Write for usIf yoursquore interested in contributing to our blog get in touch with us on Facebook or
TwitterResilife Blog httpsblogskclacukresilife
18
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
ChecklistBedding
Clothes hangers
Cleaning products (laundry detergent washing-up liquid)
Toiletries Toilet paper
Towels
Crockery cutlery pots pans and kitchen gadgets to satisfy your culinary inclinations
Portable personal electronic and IT equipment
Important documents like your ID passport any official documents pertaining to your course fundingenrolment etc
Chargers
UK adapters (if your electrical gadgets were purchased outside of the UK)
And if you still have room you may consider packing
Photos of friends and family
Smart clothesmdashfor fresherrsquos balls and job interviews
Sports kitswimwear
City map
An umbrella (this is a necessity)
What not to bring
Leaving aside the obvious (including family pets) the following items are not allowed
bull Anything involving naked flame and smoke such as candleshookah pipes incense burners fairy lights and barbecues bull E-cigarette chargers bull Large items of furniture and electrical appliances bull With the exception of mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs for disabled users please donrsquot bring a car moped motorbike quad bike articulated lorry or any other motor vehicle
Yoursquore only going to be here for a year or two and when you move out someone else will move in So although itrsquos very tempting to try to recreate your room at home there are some things to bear in mind
1 Space in your room will be limited so leave chairs tables desks fridges and wardrobes at home Itrsquoll be limited in your wardrobe too so you will probably struggle to fit in your entire shoe collection And because drying clothes causes condensation (and ultimately mould) in rooms please donrsquot bring a clothes drying rack There are dryers in every residence
2 Wall decorations stay well past your residency so donrsquot go all 60-Minute Makeover on us and start redecorating - that means not attaching anything to the walls including Blu-Tac tape and pins because walls with holes and patches of chipped paint are an eyesore for whoever is next in your room Remember that you are responsible for all damage costs when you do move out
A word of warning Some rooms have aerial sockets however you are required to purchase your own TV and TV licence Please note that wall-mounting of TVs is not permitted
If yoursquore moving into a flat with a shared kitchen you may want to think about what items you would be happy sharing with your new flatmates This will help you to build a relationship with your new friends and to ensure you donrsquot end up with 7 kettles in the one kitchen
What To Bring
6 7
GDSA GDSAGDSA GDSA
Laptops printers and small electrical appliances such as speakers lamps and alarm radios are all welcome as long as theyrsquore in good condition and fitted with plugs or adaptors that are compatible with the UK
If yoursquore bringing electronics from outside the UK you will need threepin adaptors that comply with the British electrical system (230V 50Hz) and British Standard BS 1363 To avoid the hassle (and save space in your luggage) we recommend purchasing any electrical equipment from retailers here in the UK when you arrive Most things including rice cookers hair straighteners etc are readily available here Extension leads are OK as long as theyrsquore not overloaded but block plug adaptors are not The only exceptions are electric shavers there are two-pin plug sockets in all residence bedrooms
To ensure that your electrical equipment is in good working order we will offer Portable Applicance Testing (PAT) shortly after move in at Great Dover Street Stamford Street and Wolfson House
Electrical equipment
Excess baggage scareIf you are flying in we understand that you may not be able to squeeze in your duvet pillows and all other essentials into your checked baggage If you canrsquot pack everything you need remember that the world is a shop and home essentials can be purchased in major London stores or online for delivery In some of our residences kitchen and bedding packs may be purchased for delivery to your room so that they are waiting for you upon your arrival Remember that the world is a shop and that London has multiple stores that can assist you in making your room your own Some key stores includebull Primarkbull Argosbull Asda
Moving In DayWhatrsquos the big day like
We know that the COVID-19 pandemic is causing uncertainty for everyone and wersquove shaped our plans so we can be ready to welcome you in Residences As always the health and wellbeing of our community and students is our absolute priority Several changes have been put in place to ensure our residents are safe secure and comfortable You can find out more about these changes on our Covid-19 Updates page
8 9
2 m
DISTANCE
KEEP YOUR
KINGrsquoS RESIDENCES
Arrive on allocated time slot
THIS WAY
One Way systems in place
Safe distancing promoted luggage trolleys available
You will be directed to express
check-in stations
2
Ambassadors will bring your room key whilst you wait in
the contactless station
You will be directed to blocks rooms via one way systems and lifts - 1 per person1 household Please observe
site distancing advice
You will arrive at your room Here you will find welcome
information
See how to introduce yourself to your flat mates and look out for our resi life on-line welcome events and
flat meet ups
Please ensure you complete the checklist activities
booklet You will find information on which events
to join and things to do
345
WELCOME HOME
Introduce yourself to your flat mates
Create a flat Whatsapp group
Check out your kitchen poster
Watch the Kitchen Talk Video on YouTube
Follow ResiLife Instagram Account kingsresilife
Join Kings Residences Twitter Account
Fill in your name in the bricks to complete your home
YOUR POSTAL ADDRESS IS
WOLFSON HOUSE49 WESTON STREET
LONDONSE1 3RRB
Welfare LeadsContact Details
07787151779
Find us onInstagram kingsresilifeFacebook kingsresilife
Twitter kingsresidencesYoutube Kingrsquos Residences
Blog httpsblogskclacukresilifeWeb kclacukaccomm
QUIET TIME 2300 ndash 0800
Your neighbors may be trying to work or sleep so keep voicesmusic at reasonable
levelsAvoid slamming doors and running down
corridorsAvoid socialising in corridors outside or in
the shared kitchens after quiet time To report noise call reception on
02071885764
Wash your handsPractice good hand hygiene by washing your hands with soap and water or using alcohol or hand sanitizer
If you are displaying symptoms of covid-19 you must isolate immediately and inform kcl-advicekclacuk
Practical social distancingIf you need to go out maintain at least 2 meters (6 feet) distance from others
Maintain kitchen cleanliness by wiping down surfaces after use Clearing plates etc Take out the rubbish regularly
GDSA GDSAOn The Day GDSA GDSAMoving In Day1 Keep to your arrival slots
Each site has a specific number of residents they can safely welcome per hourper day Residents will be asked to remain within their pre-booked arrival slot and only to bring one guestperson to assist them If you arrive at the residence without an arrival slot you will be asked to wait until the end of the day
2 Plan your journey to the residence
London can be subject to considerable roadworks throughout the summer and you are advised to check the traffic news on the BBC website or Transport for Londonrsquos website Remember to map out your trip ahead of move in day to avoid delays
3 Arriving at the Residence
There is no parking at our residences so on move-in days there will be a stop and drop system If you require parking please refer to these handy parking maps online If you are new to London download a journey planning apps such as Citymapper or Google Maps These will help you find the best route to your residence and campus
4 Meet and Greet
Welcome Ambassadors will meet you at the main drop-off point and direct traffic to the check-in area You can easily spot Kingrsquos Residence staff by their red t-shirts and ldquoAsk Merdquo badges
5 Unloading vehicles
Welcome Ambassadors will direct you to where you can unload your belongings and trolleys will be available to assist with this process As there is limited space for unloading vehicles we will need students and parents to unload their vehicles swiftly to make room for others If you think you might need more time to unload we suggest that you proceed to the nearest car park and unload from where you have safely parked To find out where the nearest car park is please visit the NCP website Remember to never leave your baggage and other personal belongings unattended
6 Check-in
Yoursquoll be directed to an express check-in station via a one-way system We may be wearing face coverings but we are still pleased to see you We would like you to wear a face covering too unless you are medically exempt On presentation of a government-issued photo ID (eg passport or driverrsquos licence) they will provide you with your flat and room key
7 Finding your room
Once you have your keys a Welcome Ambassador will direct you to your blockroom via the one-way system
8 Get to know your household
Get involved in the welcome activities planned for you by our ResiLife team Check out the information left in your bedroom and kitchen for details on how to take part
10 11
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSAYour Room
Check over your room
Upon arrival to your room please take a moment to check that everything is in a clean and working order Our staff have worked tirelessly to ensure your accommodation is in tip-top shape before you arrive If you find that something is not working please report this to a member of your reception team by sending them an email or giving them a call (you can find their contact details on the poster in your kitchen) and wersquoll make sure this is addressed asap
Itrsquos now time to settle into your room Before you do there a few more important things to take note of Familiarise yourself with the fire evacuation plan
Your residence evacuation plan can be found in your flat whether this is on the back of your flat door bedroom door or lift lobby Fire safety equipment can be found in your flat and kitchen
Make sure that you orient yourself with the nearest fire exits to your flat
Your kitchen is equipped with a fire extinguisher and fire blanket
Ensure you know where these are located and how to use them properly or ask reception for more information
Remove all unwanted packaging after unpacking
Remove all boxes bags and other items that may cause blockages from all access routes within your flat and along the corridors Your residence has a designated bin area for all refuse recycling
Additional Support for Self-Isolation
Before you arrive we ask that you make the most of any online shopping services in advance to ensure you
have everything you need to quarantine including bedding You will receive some guidance on arrival but be
prepared to spend the entire isolation period in your room To support you we will be running a special online
events programme specifically for those in quarantine Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate can
expect
bull Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate will be supported by
bull Food packs delivered for first three days
bull Food deliveries and postparcels brought to room
bull Online events targeted to involve those in isolation
bull Regular welfare checks online
bull High traffic touch point areas cleaned every 2 hours
bull Cleaning start up pack in every kitchen to encourage resident led cleanliness 12 13
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
Settling Into Your ResidenceOur ResiLife Programme
The ResiLife Programme is run by a team of Community Facilitators who are students just like you Set up to help build communities through social events and new experiences residents can come together to share interests increase physical and mental wellbeing and make friends for life
For your safety and peace of mind the ResiLife Programme is currently operating online Events such as Tea Talk Podcasts Guided Meditations Kitchen Hacks and entertainment evenings are all available weekly for Kingrsquos residents and take place via online channels
Resilife Facebook page kingsresilife
Follow us on Instagramkingsresilife
Follow our twitter feedKingsResidences
Follow us on TikTokkingsresilife
Once your room is in order itrsquos time to get to know your new flatmates
Start your ResiLife Checklist In your room yoursquoll find your checklist guide for welcome week Try to tick off as many as you can
Attend our online welcome events Check out the ResiLife Welcome Week calendar and get your favourite events in the diary
Watch your orientation kitchen talk Head to our YouTube channel to find a talk by your Community Facilitator on kitchen etiquette and living with others
Explore Get to know your residence and the surrounding area London is an easily accessible city so make the most of it A final reminder keep your valuables safe by making sure you lock your room flat door whenever you leave
14 15
MindfulnessSessions
MindfulnessSessions
Kitchen Hacks Entertainment Evenings
Tea Talks
Every Residence has a dedicated team of Welfare Leads who live on site to help look out for you during your stay They are specially trained to support you and help you adjust to your new home We recognise that moving to University is a big transition for most students at the best of times and we want you to know it is ok to feel worried scared anxious or over-whelmed
The Welfare team is here to listen and help you navigate this time with confidence Right now all welfare support is done over the phone by text email or digital platforms to keep you as safe as possible
Check out the poster in your kitchen for details on how to contact your local Welfare Lead
GDSA GDSA
Welfare amp Support
amp
Tea and talk is a great space to talk about uni life and all the associated ups and downs Pop by and grab a biscuit
with us we would love to see how yoursquore getting along
Join the Residence Welfare Leads at your Residence for a cup of tea and a chat
Date
Place
Live In Welfare Leads
You will see us around the Residence at reception and in all the common spaces
Come say - we would love to meet you
Everyone needs help from time to time Letrsquos grab a
tea and chat
Our role is to support your welfare during your stay in halls Feeling low Talk to us Having issues in your flat
Reach out Need help in an emergency Call 999 and us We can be there for you
PHONE
Drop by and see your Welfare Lead
This week at reception on
time
have
chatand a
ldquoI am feeling so anxious and stressed all the
time and I donrsquot know what to dordquo
ldquoI am so behind with my coursework but donrsquot know
who to tell or where to startrdquo
ldquoI am really concerned about my flat materdquo
Do you know your Residence Welfare Lead is a specially trained student staff who lives right here in halls They are here to support in a range of areas including student welfare and conduct and building a safe and nurturing environment for all residents
Handy tips to keep you safe amp well in residences
Keep a safe distanceWash your hands
Keep a hand sanitizerWear face coverings in public
Regular restCover your mouth amp nose when sneezing amp coughing
Avoid touching your face
Disinfect surfaces regularly
Eat well exercise and look after your mental health
Stay home amp seek help if you feel unwell
16 17
GDSA GDSA
Get Connected
Facebook - kingsresilife Instagram - kingsresilife
Kingrsquos Residences
bull Facebook kingsresidences bull Twitter kingsresidences bull YouTube Kingrsquos Residences bull TikTok kingrsquosresidences
Write for usIf yoursquore interested in contributing to our blog get in touch with us on Facebook or
TwitterResilife Blog httpsblogskclacukresilife
18
GDSA GDSAGDSA GDSA
Laptops printers and small electrical appliances such as speakers lamps and alarm radios are all welcome as long as theyrsquore in good condition and fitted with plugs or adaptors that are compatible with the UK
If yoursquore bringing electronics from outside the UK you will need threepin adaptors that comply with the British electrical system (230V 50Hz) and British Standard BS 1363 To avoid the hassle (and save space in your luggage) we recommend purchasing any electrical equipment from retailers here in the UK when you arrive Most things including rice cookers hair straighteners etc are readily available here Extension leads are OK as long as theyrsquore not overloaded but block plug adaptors are not The only exceptions are electric shavers there are two-pin plug sockets in all residence bedrooms
To ensure that your electrical equipment is in good working order we will offer Portable Applicance Testing (PAT) shortly after move in at Great Dover Street Stamford Street and Wolfson House
Electrical equipment
Excess baggage scareIf you are flying in we understand that you may not be able to squeeze in your duvet pillows and all other essentials into your checked baggage If you canrsquot pack everything you need remember that the world is a shop and home essentials can be purchased in major London stores or online for delivery In some of our residences kitchen and bedding packs may be purchased for delivery to your room so that they are waiting for you upon your arrival Remember that the world is a shop and that London has multiple stores that can assist you in making your room your own Some key stores includebull Primarkbull Argosbull Asda
Moving In DayWhatrsquos the big day like
We know that the COVID-19 pandemic is causing uncertainty for everyone and wersquove shaped our plans so we can be ready to welcome you in Residences As always the health and wellbeing of our community and students is our absolute priority Several changes have been put in place to ensure our residents are safe secure and comfortable You can find out more about these changes on our Covid-19 Updates page
8 9
2 m
DISTANCE
KEEP YOUR
KINGrsquoS RESIDENCES
Arrive on allocated time slot
THIS WAY
One Way systems in place
Safe distancing promoted luggage trolleys available
You will be directed to express
check-in stations
2
Ambassadors will bring your room key whilst you wait in
the contactless station
You will be directed to blocks rooms via one way systems and lifts - 1 per person1 household Please observe
site distancing advice
You will arrive at your room Here you will find welcome
information
See how to introduce yourself to your flat mates and look out for our resi life on-line welcome events and
flat meet ups
Please ensure you complete the checklist activities
booklet You will find information on which events
to join and things to do
345
WELCOME HOME
Introduce yourself to your flat mates
Create a flat Whatsapp group
Check out your kitchen poster
Watch the Kitchen Talk Video on YouTube
Follow ResiLife Instagram Account kingsresilife
Join Kings Residences Twitter Account
Fill in your name in the bricks to complete your home
YOUR POSTAL ADDRESS IS
WOLFSON HOUSE49 WESTON STREET
LONDONSE1 3RRB
Welfare LeadsContact Details
07787151779
Find us onInstagram kingsresilifeFacebook kingsresilife
Twitter kingsresidencesYoutube Kingrsquos Residences
Blog httpsblogskclacukresilifeWeb kclacukaccomm
QUIET TIME 2300 ndash 0800
Your neighbors may be trying to work or sleep so keep voicesmusic at reasonable
levelsAvoid slamming doors and running down
corridorsAvoid socialising in corridors outside or in
the shared kitchens after quiet time To report noise call reception on
02071885764
Wash your handsPractice good hand hygiene by washing your hands with soap and water or using alcohol or hand sanitizer
If you are displaying symptoms of covid-19 you must isolate immediately and inform kcl-advicekclacuk
Practical social distancingIf you need to go out maintain at least 2 meters (6 feet) distance from others
Maintain kitchen cleanliness by wiping down surfaces after use Clearing plates etc Take out the rubbish regularly
GDSA GDSAOn The Day GDSA GDSAMoving In Day1 Keep to your arrival slots
Each site has a specific number of residents they can safely welcome per hourper day Residents will be asked to remain within their pre-booked arrival slot and only to bring one guestperson to assist them If you arrive at the residence without an arrival slot you will be asked to wait until the end of the day
2 Plan your journey to the residence
London can be subject to considerable roadworks throughout the summer and you are advised to check the traffic news on the BBC website or Transport for Londonrsquos website Remember to map out your trip ahead of move in day to avoid delays
3 Arriving at the Residence
There is no parking at our residences so on move-in days there will be a stop and drop system If you require parking please refer to these handy parking maps online If you are new to London download a journey planning apps such as Citymapper or Google Maps These will help you find the best route to your residence and campus
4 Meet and Greet
Welcome Ambassadors will meet you at the main drop-off point and direct traffic to the check-in area You can easily spot Kingrsquos Residence staff by their red t-shirts and ldquoAsk Merdquo badges
5 Unloading vehicles
Welcome Ambassadors will direct you to where you can unload your belongings and trolleys will be available to assist with this process As there is limited space for unloading vehicles we will need students and parents to unload their vehicles swiftly to make room for others If you think you might need more time to unload we suggest that you proceed to the nearest car park and unload from where you have safely parked To find out where the nearest car park is please visit the NCP website Remember to never leave your baggage and other personal belongings unattended
6 Check-in
Yoursquoll be directed to an express check-in station via a one-way system We may be wearing face coverings but we are still pleased to see you We would like you to wear a face covering too unless you are medically exempt On presentation of a government-issued photo ID (eg passport or driverrsquos licence) they will provide you with your flat and room key
7 Finding your room
Once you have your keys a Welcome Ambassador will direct you to your blockroom via the one-way system
8 Get to know your household
Get involved in the welcome activities planned for you by our ResiLife team Check out the information left in your bedroom and kitchen for details on how to take part
10 11
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSAYour Room
Check over your room
Upon arrival to your room please take a moment to check that everything is in a clean and working order Our staff have worked tirelessly to ensure your accommodation is in tip-top shape before you arrive If you find that something is not working please report this to a member of your reception team by sending them an email or giving them a call (you can find their contact details on the poster in your kitchen) and wersquoll make sure this is addressed asap
Itrsquos now time to settle into your room Before you do there a few more important things to take note of Familiarise yourself with the fire evacuation plan
Your residence evacuation plan can be found in your flat whether this is on the back of your flat door bedroom door or lift lobby Fire safety equipment can be found in your flat and kitchen
Make sure that you orient yourself with the nearest fire exits to your flat
Your kitchen is equipped with a fire extinguisher and fire blanket
Ensure you know where these are located and how to use them properly or ask reception for more information
Remove all unwanted packaging after unpacking
Remove all boxes bags and other items that may cause blockages from all access routes within your flat and along the corridors Your residence has a designated bin area for all refuse recycling
Additional Support for Self-Isolation
Before you arrive we ask that you make the most of any online shopping services in advance to ensure you
have everything you need to quarantine including bedding You will receive some guidance on arrival but be
prepared to spend the entire isolation period in your room To support you we will be running a special online
events programme specifically for those in quarantine Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate can
expect
bull Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate will be supported by
bull Food packs delivered for first three days
bull Food deliveries and postparcels brought to room
bull Online events targeted to involve those in isolation
bull Regular welfare checks online
bull High traffic touch point areas cleaned every 2 hours
bull Cleaning start up pack in every kitchen to encourage resident led cleanliness 12 13
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
Settling Into Your ResidenceOur ResiLife Programme
The ResiLife Programme is run by a team of Community Facilitators who are students just like you Set up to help build communities through social events and new experiences residents can come together to share interests increase physical and mental wellbeing and make friends for life
For your safety and peace of mind the ResiLife Programme is currently operating online Events such as Tea Talk Podcasts Guided Meditations Kitchen Hacks and entertainment evenings are all available weekly for Kingrsquos residents and take place via online channels
Resilife Facebook page kingsresilife
Follow us on Instagramkingsresilife
Follow our twitter feedKingsResidences
Follow us on TikTokkingsresilife
Once your room is in order itrsquos time to get to know your new flatmates
Start your ResiLife Checklist In your room yoursquoll find your checklist guide for welcome week Try to tick off as many as you can
Attend our online welcome events Check out the ResiLife Welcome Week calendar and get your favourite events in the diary
Watch your orientation kitchen talk Head to our YouTube channel to find a talk by your Community Facilitator on kitchen etiquette and living with others
Explore Get to know your residence and the surrounding area London is an easily accessible city so make the most of it A final reminder keep your valuables safe by making sure you lock your room flat door whenever you leave
14 15
MindfulnessSessions
MindfulnessSessions
Kitchen Hacks Entertainment Evenings
Tea Talks
Every Residence has a dedicated team of Welfare Leads who live on site to help look out for you during your stay They are specially trained to support you and help you adjust to your new home We recognise that moving to University is a big transition for most students at the best of times and we want you to know it is ok to feel worried scared anxious or over-whelmed
The Welfare team is here to listen and help you navigate this time with confidence Right now all welfare support is done over the phone by text email or digital platforms to keep you as safe as possible
Check out the poster in your kitchen for details on how to contact your local Welfare Lead
GDSA GDSA
Welfare amp Support
amp
Tea and talk is a great space to talk about uni life and all the associated ups and downs Pop by and grab a biscuit
with us we would love to see how yoursquore getting along
Join the Residence Welfare Leads at your Residence for a cup of tea and a chat
Date
Place
Live In Welfare Leads
You will see us around the Residence at reception and in all the common spaces
Come say - we would love to meet you
Everyone needs help from time to time Letrsquos grab a
tea and chat
Our role is to support your welfare during your stay in halls Feeling low Talk to us Having issues in your flat
Reach out Need help in an emergency Call 999 and us We can be there for you
PHONE
Drop by and see your Welfare Lead
This week at reception on
time
have
chatand a
ldquoI am feeling so anxious and stressed all the
time and I donrsquot know what to dordquo
ldquoI am so behind with my coursework but donrsquot know
who to tell or where to startrdquo
ldquoI am really concerned about my flat materdquo
Do you know your Residence Welfare Lead is a specially trained student staff who lives right here in halls They are here to support in a range of areas including student welfare and conduct and building a safe and nurturing environment for all residents
Handy tips to keep you safe amp well in residences
Keep a safe distanceWash your hands
Keep a hand sanitizerWear face coverings in public
Regular restCover your mouth amp nose when sneezing amp coughing
Avoid touching your face
Disinfect surfaces regularly
Eat well exercise and look after your mental health
Stay home amp seek help if you feel unwell
16 17
GDSA GDSA
Get Connected
Facebook - kingsresilife Instagram - kingsresilife
Kingrsquos Residences
bull Facebook kingsresidences bull Twitter kingsresidences bull YouTube Kingrsquos Residences bull TikTok kingrsquosresidences
Write for usIf yoursquore interested in contributing to our blog get in touch with us on Facebook or
TwitterResilife Blog httpsblogskclacukresilife
18
GDSA GDSAOn The Day GDSA GDSAMoving In Day1 Keep to your arrival slots
Each site has a specific number of residents they can safely welcome per hourper day Residents will be asked to remain within their pre-booked arrival slot and only to bring one guestperson to assist them If you arrive at the residence without an arrival slot you will be asked to wait until the end of the day
2 Plan your journey to the residence
London can be subject to considerable roadworks throughout the summer and you are advised to check the traffic news on the BBC website or Transport for Londonrsquos website Remember to map out your trip ahead of move in day to avoid delays
3 Arriving at the Residence
There is no parking at our residences so on move-in days there will be a stop and drop system If you require parking please refer to these handy parking maps online If you are new to London download a journey planning apps such as Citymapper or Google Maps These will help you find the best route to your residence and campus
4 Meet and Greet
Welcome Ambassadors will meet you at the main drop-off point and direct traffic to the check-in area You can easily spot Kingrsquos Residence staff by their red t-shirts and ldquoAsk Merdquo badges
5 Unloading vehicles
Welcome Ambassadors will direct you to where you can unload your belongings and trolleys will be available to assist with this process As there is limited space for unloading vehicles we will need students and parents to unload their vehicles swiftly to make room for others If you think you might need more time to unload we suggest that you proceed to the nearest car park and unload from where you have safely parked To find out where the nearest car park is please visit the NCP website Remember to never leave your baggage and other personal belongings unattended
6 Check-in
Yoursquoll be directed to an express check-in station via a one-way system We may be wearing face coverings but we are still pleased to see you We would like you to wear a face covering too unless you are medically exempt On presentation of a government-issued photo ID (eg passport or driverrsquos licence) they will provide you with your flat and room key
7 Finding your room
Once you have your keys a Welcome Ambassador will direct you to your blockroom via the one-way system
8 Get to know your household
Get involved in the welcome activities planned for you by our ResiLife team Check out the information left in your bedroom and kitchen for details on how to take part
10 11
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSAYour Room
Check over your room
Upon arrival to your room please take a moment to check that everything is in a clean and working order Our staff have worked tirelessly to ensure your accommodation is in tip-top shape before you arrive If you find that something is not working please report this to a member of your reception team by sending them an email or giving them a call (you can find their contact details on the poster in your kitchen) and wersquoll make sure this is addressed asap
Itrsquos now time to settle into your room Before you do there a few more important things to take note of Familiarise yourself with the fire evacuation plan
Your residence evacuation plan can be found in your flat whether this is on the back of your flat door bedroom door or lift lobby Fire safety equipment can be found in your flat and kitchen
Make sure that you orient yourself with the nearest fire exits to your flat
Your kitchen is equipped with a fire extinguisher and fire blanket
Ensure you know where these are located and how to use them properly or ask reception for more information
Remove all unwanted packaging after unpacking
Remove all boxes bags and other items that may cause blockages from all access routes within your flat and along the corridors Your residence has a designated bin area for all refuse recycling
Additional Support for Self-Isolation
Before you arrive we ask that you make the most of any online shopping services in advance to ensure you
have everything you need to quarantine including bedding You will receive some guidance on arrival but be
prepared to spend the entire isolation period in your room To support you we will be running a special online
events programme specifically for those in quarantine Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate can
expect
bull Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate will be supported by
bull Food packs delivered for first three days
bull Food deliveries and postparcels brought to room
bull Online events targeted to involve those in isolation
bull Regular welfare checks online
bull High traffic touch point areas cleaned every 2 hours
bull Cleaning start up pack in every kitchen to encourage resident led cleanliness 12 13
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
Settling Into Your ResidenceOur ResiLife Programme
The ResiLife Programme is run by a team of Community Facilitators who are students just like you Set up to help build communities through social events and new experiences residents can come together to share interests increase physical and mental wellbeing and make friends for life
For your safety and peace of mind the ResiLife Programme is currently operating online Events such as Tea Talk Podcasts Guided Meditations Kitchen Hacks and entertainment evenings are all available weekly for Kingrsquos residents and take place via online channels
Resilife Facebook page kingsresilife
Follow us on Instagramkingsresilife
Follow our twitter feedKingsResidences
Follow us on TikTokkingsresilife
Once your room is in order itrsquos time to get to know your new flatmates
Start your ResiLife Checklist In your room yoursquoll find your checklist guide for welcome week Try to tick off as many as you can
Attend our online welcome events Check out the ResiLife Welcome Week calendar and get your favourite events in the diary
Watch your orientation kitchen talk Head to our YouTube channel to find a talk by your Community Facilitator on kitchen etiquette and living with others
Explore Get to know your residence and the surrounding area London is an easily accessible city so make the most of it A final reminder keep your valuables safe by making sure you lock your room flat door whenever you leave
14 15
MindfulnessSessions
MindfulnessSessions
Kitchen Hacks Entertainment Evenings
Tea Talks
Every Residence has a dedicated team of Welfare Leads who live on site to help look out for you during your stay They are specially trained to support you and help you adjust to your new home We recognise that moving to University is a big transition for most students at the best of times and we want you to know it is ok to feel worried scared anxious or over-whelmed
The Welfare team is here to listen and help you navigate this time with confidence Right now all welfare support is done over the phone by text email or digital platforms to keep you as safe as possible
Check out the poster in your kitchen for details on how to contact your local Welfare Lead
GDSA GDSA
Welfare amp Support
amp
Tea and talk is a great space to talk about uni life and all the associated ups and downs Pop by and grab a biscuit
with us we would love to see how yoursquore getting along
Join the Residence Welfare Leads at your Residence for a cup of tea and a chat
Date
Place
Live In Welfare Leads
You will see us around the Residence at reception and in all the common spaces
Come say - we would love to meet you
Everyone needs help from time to time Letrsquos grab a
tea and chat
Our role is to support your welfare during your stay in halls Feeling low Talk to us Having issues in your flat
Reach out Need help in an emergency Call 999 and us We can be there for you
PHONE
Drop by and see your Welfare Lead
This week at reception on
time
have
chatand a
ldquoI am feeling so anxious and stressed all the
time and I donrsquot know what to dordquo
ldquoI am so behind with my coursework but donrsquot know
who to tell or where to startrdquo
ldquoI am really concerned about my flat materdquo
Do you know your Residence Welfare Lead is a specially trained student staff who lives right here in halls They are here to support in a range of areas including student welfare and conduct and building a safe and nurturing environment for all residents
Handy tips to keep you safe amp well in residences
Keep a safe distanceWash your hands
Keep a hand sanitizerWear face coverings in public
Regular restCover your mouth amp nose when sneezing amp coughing
Avoid touching your face
Disinfect surfaces regularly
Eat well exercise and look after your mental health
Stay home amp seek help if you feel unwell
16 17
GDSA GDSA
Get Connected
Facebook - kingsresilife Instagram - kingsresilife
Kingrsquos Residences
bull Facebook kingsresidences bull Twitter kingsresidences bull YouTube Kingrsquos Residences bull TikTok kingrsquosresidences
Write for usIf yoursquore interested in contributing to our blog get in touch with us on Facebook or
TwitterResilife Blog httpsblogskclacukresilife
18
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSAYour Room
Check over your room
Upon arrival to your room please take a moment to check that everything is in a clean and working order Our staff have worked tirelessly to ensure your accommodation is in tip-top shape before you arrive If you find that something is not working please report this to a member of your reception team by sending them an email or giving them a call (you can find their contact details on the poster in your kitchen) and wersquoll make sure this is addressed asap
Itrsquos now time to settle into your room Before you do there a few more important things to take note of Familiarise yourself with the fire evacuation plan
Your residence evacuation plan can be found in your flat whether this is on the back of your flat door bedroom door or lift lobby Fire safety equipment can be found in your flat and kitchen
Make sure that you orient yourself with the nearest fire exits to your flat
Your kitchen is equipped with a fire extinguisher and fire blanket
Ensure you know where these are located and how to use them properly or ask reception for more information
Remove all unwanted packaging after unpacking
Remove all boxes bags and other items that may cause blockages from all access routes within your flat and along the corridors Your residence has a designated bin area for all refuse recycling
Additional Support for Self-Isolation
Before you arrive we ask that you make the most of any online shopping services in advance to ensure you
have everything you need to quarantine including bedding You will receive some guidance on arrival but be
prepared to spend the entire isolation period in your room To support you we will be running a special online
events programme specifically for those in quarantine Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate can
expect
bull Residents needing to quarantine or self-isolate will be supported by
bull Food packs delivered for first three days
bull Food deliveries and postparcels brought to room
bull Online events targeted to involve those in isolation
bull Regular welfare checks online
bull High traffic touch point areas cleaned every 2 hours
bull Cleaning start up pack in every kitchen to encourage resident led cleanliness 12 13
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
Settling Into Your ResidenceOur ResiLife Programme
The ResiLife Programme is run by a team of Community Facilitators who are students just like you Set up to help build communities through social events and new experiences residents can come together to share interests increase physical and mental wellbeing and make friends for life
For your safety and peace of mind the ResiLife Programme is currently operating online Events such as Tea Talk Podcasts Guided Meditations Kitchen Hacks and entertainment evenings are all available weekly for Kingrsquos residents and take place via online channels
Resilife Facebook page kingsresilife
Follow us on Instagramkingsresilife
Follow our twitter feedKingsResidences
Follow us on TikTokkingsresilife
Once your room is in order itrsquos time to get to know your new flatmates
Start your ResiLife Checklist In your room yoursquoll find your checklist guide for welcome week Try to tick off as many as you can
Attend our online welcome events Check out the ResiLife Welcome Week calendar and get your favourite events in the diary
Watch your orientation kitchen talk Head to our YouTube channel to find a talk by your Community Facilitator on kitchen etiquette and living with others
Explore Get to know your residence and the surrounding area London is an easily accessible city so make the most of it A final reminder keep your valuables safe by making sure you lock your room flat door whenever you leave
14 15
MindfulnessSessions
MindfulnessSessions
Kitchen Hacks Entertainment Evenings
Tea Talks
Every Residence has a dedicated team of Welfare Leads who live on site to help look out for you during your stay They are specially trained to support you and help you adjust to your new home We recognise that moving to University is a big transition for most students at the best of times and we want you to know it is ok to feel worried scared anxious or over-whelmed
The Welfare team is here to listen and help you navigate this time with confidence Right now all welfare support is done over the phone by text email or digital platforms to keep you as safe as possible
Check out the poster in your kitchen for details on how to contact your local Welfare Lead
GDSA GDSA
Welfare amp Support
amp
Tea and talk is a great space to talk about uni life and all the associated ups and downs Pop by and grab a biscuit
with us we would love to see how yoursquore getting along
Join the Residence Welfare Leads at your Residence for a cup of tea and a chat
Date
Place
Live In Welfare Leads
You will see us around the Residence at reception and in all the common spaces
Come say - we would love to meet you
Everyone needs help from time to time Letrsquos grab a
tea and chat
Our role is to support your welfare during your stay in halls Feeling low Talk to us Having issues in your flat
Reach out Need help in an emergency Call 999 and us We can be there for you
PHONE
Drop by and see your Welfare Lead
This week at reception on
time
have
chatand a
ldquoI am feeling so anxious and stressed all the
time and I donrsquot know what to dordquo
ldquoI am so behind with my coursework but donrsquot know
who to tell or where to startrdquo
ldquoI am really concerned about my flat materdquo
Do you know your Residence Welfare Lead is a specially trained student staff who lives right here in halls They are here to support in a range of areas including student welfare and conduct and building a safe and nurturing environment for all residents
Handy tips to keep you safe amp well in residences
Keep a safe distanceWash your hands
Keep a hand sanitizerWear face coverings in public
Regular restCover your mouth amp nose when sneezing amp coughing
Avoid touching your face
Disinfect surfaces regularly
Eat well exercise and look after your mental health
Stay home amp seek help if you feel unwell
16 17
GDSA GDSA
Get Connected
Facebook - kingsresilife Instagram - kingsresilife
Kingrsquos Residences
bull Facebook kingsresidences bull Twitter kingsresidences bull YouTube Kingrsquos Residences bull TikTok kingrsquosresidences
Write for usIf yoursquore interested in contributing to our blog get in touch with us on Facebook or
TwitterResilife Blog httpsblogskclacukresilife
18
GDSA GDSA GDSA GDSA
Settling Into Your ResidenceOur ResiLife Programme
The ResiLife Programme is run by a team of Community Facilitators who are students just like you Set up to help build communities through social events and new experiences residents can come together to share interests increase physical and mental wellbeing and make friends for life
For your safety and peace of mind the ResiLife Programme is currently operating online Events such as Tea Talk Podcasts Guided Meditations Kitchen Hacks and entertainment evenings are all available weekly for Kingrsquos residents and take place via online channels
Resilife Facebook page kingsresilife
Follow us on Instagramkingsresilife
Follow our twitter feedKingsResidences
Follow us on TikTokkingsresilife
Once your room is in order itrsquos time to get to know your new flatmates
Start your ResiLife Checklist In your room yoursquoll find your checklist guide for welcome week Try to tick off as many as you can
Attend our online welcome events Check out the ResiLife Welcome Week calendar and get your favourite events in the diary
Watch your orientation kitchen talk Head to our YouTube channel to find a talk by your Community Facilitator on kitchen etiquette and living with others
Explore Get to know your residence and the surrounding area London is an easily accessible city so make the most of it A final reminder keep your valuables safe by making sure you lock your room flat door whenever you leave
14 15
MindfulnessSessions
MindfulnessSessions
Kitchen Hacks Entertainment Evenings
Tea Talks
Every Residence has a dedicated team of Welfare Leads who live on site to help look out for you during your stay They are specially trained to support you and help you adjust to your new home We recognise that moving to University is a big transition for most students at the best of times and we want you to know it is ok to feel worried scared anxious or over-whelmed
The Welfare team is here to listen and help you navigate this time with confidence Right now all welfare support is done over the phone by text email or digital platforms to keep you as safe as possible
Check out the poster in your kitchen for details on how to contact your local Welfare Lead
GDSA GDSA
Welfare amp Support
amp
Tea and talk is a great space to talk about uni life and all the associated ups and downs Pop by and grab a biscuit
with us we would love to see how yoursquore getting along
Join the Residence Welfare Leads at your Residence for a cup of tea and a chat
Date
Place
Live In Welfare Leads
You will see us around the Residence at reception and in all the common spaces
Come say - we would love to meet you
Everyone needs help from time to time Letrsquos grab a
tea and chat
Our role is to support your welfare during your stay in halls Feeling low Talk to us Having issues in your flat
Reach out Need help in an emergency Call 999 and us We can be there for you
PHONE
Drop by and see your Welfare Lead
This week at reception on
time
have
chatand a
ldquoI am feeling so anxious and stressed all the
time and I donrsquot know what to dordquo
ldquoI am so behind with my coursework but donrsquot know
who to tell or where to startrdquo
ldquoI am really concerned about my flat materdquo
Do you know your Residence Welfare Lead is a specially trained student staff who lives right here in halls They are here to support in a range of areas including student welfare and conduct and building a safe and nurturing environment for all residents
Handy tips to keep you safe amp well in residences
Keep a safe distanceWash your hands
Keep a hand sanitizerWear face coverings in public
Regular restCover your mouth amp nose when sneezing amp coughing
Avoid touching your face
Disinfect surfaces regularly
Eat well exercise and look after your mental health
Stay home amp seek help if you feel unwell
16 17
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Get Connected
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Every Residence has a dedicated team of Welfare Leads who live on site to help look out for you during your stay They are specially trained to support you and help you adjust to your new home We recognise that moving to University is a big transition for most students at the best of times and we want you to know it is ok to feel worried scared anxious or over-whelmed
The Welfare team is here to listen and help you navigate this time with confidence Right now all welfare support is done over the phone by text email or digital platforms to keep you as safe as possible
Check out the poster in your kitchen for details on how to contact your local Welfare Lead
GDSA GDSA
Welfare amp Support
amp
Tea and talk is a great space to talk about uni life and all the associated ups and downs Pop by and grab a biscuit
with us we would love to see how yoursquore getting along
Join the Residence Welfare Leads at your Residence for a cup of tea and a chat
Date
Place
Live In Welfare Leads
You will see us around the Residence at reception and in all the common spaces
Come say - we would love to meet you
Everyone needs help from time to time Letrsquos grab a
tea and chat
Our role is to support your welfare during your stay in halls Feeling low Talk to us Having issues in your flat
Reach out Need help in an emergency Call 999 and us We can be there for you
PHONE
Drop by and see your Welfare Lead
This week at reception on
time
have
chatand a
ldquoI am feeling so anxious and stressed all the
time and I donrsquot know what to dordquo
ldquoI am so behind with my coursework but donrsquot know
who to tell or where to startrdquo
ldquoI am really concerned about my flat materdquo
Do you know your Residence Welfare Lead is a specially trained student staff who lives right here in halls They are here to support in a range of areas including student welfare and conduct and building a safe and nurturing environment for all residents
Handy tips to keep you safe amp well in residences
Keep a safe distanceWash your hands
Keep a hand sanitizerWear face coverings in public
Regular restCover your mouth amp nose when sneezing amp coughing
Avoid touching your face
Disinfect surfaces regularly
Eat well exercise and look after your mental health
Stay home amp seek help if you feel unwell
16 17
GDSA GDSA
Get Connected
Facebook - kingsresilife Instagram - kingsresilife
Kingrsquos Residences
bull Facebook kingsresidences bull Twitter kingsresidences bull YouTube Kingrsquos Residences bull TikTok kingrsquosresidences
Write for usIf yoursquore interested in contributing to our blog get in touch with us on Facebook or
TwitterResilife Blog httpsblogskclacukresilife
18
GDSA GDSA
Get Connected
Facebook - kingsresilife Instagram - kingsresilife
Kingrsquos Residences
bull Facebook kingsresidences bull Twitter kingsresidences bull YouTube Kingrsquos Residences bull TikTok kingrsquosresidences
Write for usIf yoursquore interested in contributing to our blog get in touch with us on Facebook or
TwitterResilife Blog httpsblogskclacukresilife
18