By Elena Gabrys CONTACT: 22egabrys@wghs.org.uk The Conservative Party Conference is a 4 day long, national conference that is held by the Conservative Party in the UK. It takes place every year around October, this year from the 1st of October to the 4th. The conference consists of fringe events, reception Read more…
By Mia Bains CONTACT: 18mbains@wghs.org.uk “Red was the blood of the siblings massacred in the North, black was for mourning them, green was for the prosperity Biafra would have, and, finally, the half of a yellow sun stood for the glorious future,” Half of a Yellow Sun, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Read more…
By Keira Power CONTACT: 18kpower@wghs.org.uk Macbeth. One of the four horsemen of the GCSE English Literature apocalypse. Although most people will admit that the story line has its merits, no one has ever entered GCSEs going, “oh goody, almost incomprehensible quotes to learn and analyse”. However, for those trying to Read more…
By Niharika Gullipalli Contact: 20ngullipalli@wghs.org.uk Contemporary art, especially in the form of abstract paintings, has created grounds for many debates about its validity in the past few years, with both sides passionately arguing their point of view. But why is that the case? What is so controversial about this new Read more…
By Anya Sandhu Contact: 22asandhu@wghs.org.uk AI (Artificial Intelligence) has been found to be an extremely useful resource for many people across the world as it can be used for anything from writing essays to answering complex maths problems. Chat GPT is frequently mentioned when talking about AI as it is Read more…
By Vihansa Samarakkody Contact: 19vsamrakkody@wghs.org.uk The US federal government is a foundational pillar of American democracy. It operates under a system of checks and balances designed to protect individual liberties and promote the common good, brought to life by the supreme law of the United States of America: The Constitution. Read more…
By Anya Sandhu We love the holidays, heatwaves and sunshine but it could cause damage to our skin; the extra sun exposure can cause sunburns and the humidity can result in clogged pores. But, by using the right products and taking care of your skin, you can prevent these from Read more…
By Emmanuella Ofume As the summer break soon approaches, our time alone bored in our rooms is bound to increase. The biggest question is whirling around, and it is how we spend our time. What books are we reading? What shows are we watching? Where are we visiting? But there Read more…
By Niharika Gullipalli With the Summer holidays just around the corner, we find ourselves with more time for hobbies, relaxing at home, travelling, and reading articles about Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk’s infamous strife. The public feud between Zuckerberg and Musk is the gift that keeps on giving. The snarky Read more…
By Elena Gabrys With the long-awaited summer holidays fast approaching, we will all let out a deep sigh of relief the moment that they start and we leave school. However, through these warm, sunny and free days it is vital to find things to do, and more importantly, things that Read more…