CLEAN : Students displaced by Hurricane Irma make Preston their new home

The video discusses the experiences of students from the Caribbean who have relocated to Preston. It highlights the support provided to them, including accommodation and cultural assistance. The speaker shares a personal account of surviving a hurricane and the relief felt afterward. The differences in weather between Preston and the Caribbean are noted, with an emphasis on adapting to the colder climate. The students are also engaging with local culture and history, making the experience educational and enriching.

What types of support are provided to Caribbean students to help them settle in?

• Financial support

• Academic support

• Sports facilities

• Cultural, social, welfare, and pastoral support

How did the student describe their feelings during the hurricane?

• Indifferent

• Scared and uncertain about survival

• Calm and composed

• Excited and adventurous

What is a notable difference between the weather in Preston and the Caribbean?

• Preston is colder and lacks hurricanes

• Preston has more sunshine

• Preston has hurricanes

• Preston is warmer

What activity did the students engage in to learn about the local culture?

• Participated in sports events

• Attended local festivals

• Tried local food and learned about history

• Visited museums

How do the students perceive their stay in the new environment?

• Challenging and difficult

• Boring and uneventful

• Stressful and overwhelming

• Educational and enjoyable