By Niharika (Y11) Everyone knows about Instagram, the acclaimed content-sharing app filled with a myriad of features which allow its users to show off and make connections. Over the years, Instagram has become a stronghold in its industry, ringing synonymous to social media itself, having become the prime example of Read more…
By Sade (Y12) For decades, the sole purpose of the female population was seen as being able to provide their male counterparts with children. The reduction of the female population to simply being used for childcare has led to extreme levels of ignorance about women’s health. Access to safe, sanitary Read more…
By Melissa (Y12) Top Trumps… or should I say President? Here’s how Trump came out top in the 2024 US Presidential election. Donald Trump scored a decisive victory in a deeply divided nation. And in so doing, the Republican president-elect exposed a fundamental weakness within the Democratic base and beat back Read more…
By Emily (Y12) The last few weeks have been dominated by major political headlines, such as the US election and the announcement of Labour’s new budget. In the background of all of this is a Conservative Party left to pick up the pieces after a disastrous general election, where they Read more…
By Keira (Y13) 1984. The year that signalled the end to the UK’s industrial past. From March 1984 to March 1985, 33% of the mining population of the UK, 221,000 people, went on a strike to save their way of living, their communities. They were unsuccessful but the legacy of Read more…