Clap for the NHS
Jun 13, 2022
Availability of reliable healthcare is something that I think many of us take for granted. Living in the UK, I had always felt safe in the knowledge that the NHS would be able to help with any of my h
My Experience with Knife Crime
Apr 24, 2022
By Sally Wilkinson (UCL Academy) I am 16 years old, and I was born in North London where I have lived my whole life. I am in year 11, attending a secondary school in Northwest London that h
Institutional Classism within our Government
Mar 02, 2022
By Mahida The government have recently proposed a new plan to reduce the number of people attending university, however, it has caused great controversy because it seems to disadvantage the workin
One Direction: Why multiple Directions?
Dec 09, 2021
By Farjana Khan One Direction was, at one point, the biggest boy band on the planet—so what happened? One Direction was formed in 2010, following Zayn Malik, Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Lou
Bridging the Gap
Oct 15, 2021
When we talk about the school system in the UK, most of us are speaking from a limited viewpoint: our own schooling experience. This is not directly our fault. It is a consequence of our socio
Everyone’s Invited
Oct 12, 2021
The ‘Everyone’s Invited’ social media movement has plummeted into the private school education system, exposing the prominent rape culture and sexual harassment that many girls have faced th
How a 30-minute YouTube Video Changed My Life
Sep 19, 2021
For most of us, the rights of animalsisn’teven a topic that crosses our minds. We eat beef, chicken, fish, and we wear leather and woollen clothes without a second thought. I too never consi