History of The Sound of Music
In light of the recent end to the 150th whole school play ‘The Sound of Music’, I thought it was fitting…
Environmental sustainability in schools: What are the barriers to UK schools reducing energy waste, and to what extent can innovative solutions drive change?
In UK schools alone the government estimated around 20% of a schools’ energy is wasted. Approximately 9.4 metric tonnes of carbon…
What is the role of media in perpetuating body shaming and how can it be used to promote body positivity instead?
In the dazzling realm of glossy magazines, social media feeds, and advertisements, body shaming has found a thriving breeding ground, subtly…
Lady Brenda Hale
Lady Brenda Hale, born on January 31, 1945, is a prominent British lawyer and jurist who made history as the first…
A Brief Taste of Spanish Culture
As an A-level Spanish student, I have grown to genuinely appreciate Spain's rich culture. Its buzzing with energy and life, as…
UK and Climate Change
The British tend to take every opportunity we can to complain about the weather, and nothing quite seems to please us;…
Is AI a danger to human beings?
Chat GPT was released in late November of last year, and since then this somewhat controversial software has sparked a lot…
The History of British Coronations
The History of British Coronations dates back centuries and is deeply rooted in the traditions and ceremonies of the British Monarchy.…
Film’s Female Portrayal, and the Plague of Gender Stereotypes
Since I am the Minister of the Arts and take Drama A level, I thought that this topic would be interesting…
What does the UK government’s new immigration rhetoric and policy actually mean?
Head Girl’s Team member and Politics student, Lily M, writes her views on the Illegal Migration Bill, currently being presented by…
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