First Issue - Articles

Aiming to quash stereotypes and misconceptions, this is the first article in our series 'A very very short introduction..." which addresses feminism in its many and varied forms whilst providing us with a very very short introduction to this inclusive and uplifting social movement.

No need to whisper it - we are privileged! What does privilege really mean? How are we misusing it? How can we use it to benefit others? Our privilege has the power to make us superheroes. Find out how in this article.

This article offers an insight into the future of travel. How long before we will all be driving electric vehicles? Is hydrogen powered travel the solution to the climate crisis? Find out the answers to your burning questions in this article.

This article tackles the contemporary issue of racism in the 21st century, and the part that modern technology has to play in both inflaming and aiding the fight against racism.

We've all heard someone say 'It's just a phase' right? This article explores both sides of the debate on the many and varied labels under the umbrella of the LGBTQ+ community and sheds a little light on the correct use of these labels.

This article explores the challenges faced by dementia patients and explains the everyday actions that we can all take part in to lend a helping hand.

In the midst of the strangest year most of us have ever seen, this scientific article is here to remind us that threat of climate change has not diminished and that our combative action in the months following lockdown is vital.

We live in a world where babies are still put into pink and blue categories from birth. But has society always been this way? Have we always had such strict rules of what a girl or a boy should be, and are these rules beginning to change? Prepare to have some misconceptions put to rest in this article.

This piece of creative writing was written for an essay competition within the school where the focus was to write a piece of fiction or non-fiction based on the Ancient Greek creation myth and the creation of the world in general. Emma has used this brief to explore religion and religious changes as well as touching on climate change and other societal issues.