Are you a nursing or midwifery student? If so, the Nightingale Society is the place for you!
Who are we?
The Nightingale Society is the society for all students within the Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Palliative Care - run by students, for students! We aim to support all students, by creating an atmosphere of shared experience, welcoming students at any point of their degree from freshers to those in their final year!
Last year, we were the winners of New Group of the Year 23-24 at the KCLSU Awards, and we hope to keep up this work this coming year!
What are our plans?
This year is going to be a busy one for the society! We have some fabulous freshers events lined up to help our incoming cohort of future nurses and midwives fully integrate into our wonderful King’s community. We are going to host our MORA and PAD workshops for new students to get to grips with their skills trackers for placement as well as socials at Guy's Cafe!
Please do purchase a membership to the Nightingale Society (it’s free!) so you can stay up to date with all our upcoming events and be added to our weekly newsletter for society news, hints & tips from students!
Ensure to follow our Instagram @kclnightingalesoc for all updates! This is our main mode of communication about events and merchandise so make sure you’re following and have your notifications turned on!
We also have a mailing list so you can get all of our latest events and initiatives straight to your inbox, sign up here.
We hope to see lots of new members this year. If you have any questions about our society please send us a DM on Instagram or an email!
Love,
The Nightingale Society
Instagram: @kclnightingalesoc
Email: kingsnursingandmidwiferysoc@gmail.com
Your committee:
Presidents: Anika Badiani (3rd year Midwifery)
Vice President: Ellie Muzzlewhite (3rd year Children's Nursing)
Treasurer: Sneha Rai (3rd year Adult Nursing)
Social Media Manager: Jasmine Ilesanmi (3rd year Children's Nursing) and Roselind Owusu (2nd year Mental Health Nursing)
Welfare & Initiatives Manager: Sofia Laoudi (2nd year Adult Nursing)