By Sukhmani Bratch This season is going to be one to remember if these first few races are an indicator of what’s to come. Before diving into the races lets begin with the beginning of the year. Silly season is upon us already and we have one of the most Read more…
By Anya Sandhu, CONTACT:22asandu@wghs.org.uk We have been waiting for four years and now it’s finally here- the Paris Olympics 2024- the 33rd edition of the Summer Olympic Games! Running from the 26th of July to the 11th of August it will feature 10,500 athletes, and will be followed by the Read more…
By Amy Whitehouse, CONTACT:18awhitehouse@wghs.org.uk Biden’s been trumped: at least that’s what the Republicans are saying. Joe Biden is president of the United States. But the Supreme Court, the Senate, and the House of Representatives suggest otherwise. In a Republican dominated political climate, can Biden, or the Democrats, legitimise a second term, Read more…
By Elena Gabrys, CONTACT: 22egabrys@wghs.org.uk TikTok is an app that most of us consider to be essential to have on our phones and in our daily routines. Not only is it a source of quick entertainment, but also a cure for boredom and a source of information to people who Read more…
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 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 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…
By Mia Bains Contact: 18mbains@wghs.org.uk “The masculine perspective is you have to understand that life is war. It’s a war for the female you want. It’s a war for the car you want. It’s a war for the money you want. It’s a war for the status. Masculine life Read more…