During her tenure, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg not only transformed the law and challenged social conventions in every way possible, … More
Category: Features
Throwing Stones In A Glass House
In recent weeks, the controversy concerning the 2020 United States presidential elections has risen to the top of more than … More
Ciara Judge: Irish Scientist on Mitigating the Global Food Crisis and Gaining Scientific Recognition at Age 15
Ciara Judge gained scientific recognition in 2013 at the mere age of 15 for winning the EU Young Scientist of … More
Dr Margaret Harris: UK Spokesperson for the WHO on Effective Communication during Health Crises
In times of crisis, communicators must maintain the precarious balance of retaining the public’s trust while simultaneously proclaiming uncertainty of … More
Porter Halyburton: Former Prisoner of War on Getting Shot Down and Captured in Vietnam
Shot down and captured by Vietnamese forces in 1965, US veteran Porter Halyburton spent the following 8 years imprisoned in … More
Seeking Validation in Body Image
Growing up has its undeniable challenges, in which body image becomes an increasing struggle. There seems to be a lot … More
Seeking Validation – A Series
Introduction The madness of teenage years. We’ve all come to this age where the world around us seems to unfold … More
Year 10 Response to Covid-19
What comes to mind when the words ‘spare time’ are mentioned? No doubt your thoughts driftto the likes of Netflix, … More
Airstrip Ecolint – Conformity is not Diversity
Nineteen Eighty-Four – written by George Orwell and published in 1949 is one of the most famous books of the … More
Why female anatomy needs to be a part of our biology curriculum
In IGCSE Biology lessons, students are taught about both the male and the female reproductive system. However, they are only … More
