Bridgerton Is Back, With More Sequins and Drama Than Ever
By Fiona Meagher, year 9 Bridgerton came out in December 2020 on Netflix to great success. The show is based…
Category: The Arts
Dr. Seck On His Exhibition “Poésie de couleurs et de matières”
By Margot Lyttleton, year 10 The exhibition Poésie de couleurs et de matières by art teacher Momar Seck was displayed…
La Deuxième Édition Du Foehn Festival!
Par Yeon Ji Oh, Année 12 À l’occasion de la Semaine de la Francophonie, la deuxième édition du Foehn Festival…
Shows that will make you want more
by Tamara Najia and Olivia Viersma, Year 10 Shows and documentaries have been all anyone can talk about at our…
Acclaimed Director Rahul Jain On His New Film, And Whether Art Can Change The World
By Sabine Ebanks, Year 12 On Friday the 11th of March, the award-winning filmmaker Rahul Jain visited M. Gatta’s Year…
Book Recommendations To Expand Your Library
By Tamara Najia, Year 10 If you are trying to find the perfect novel that has the depth and intensity…
Expanding Your TV Horizons (And Netflix Searches)
by Sophia Lashmar, Year 10 Do you find yourself endlessly scrolling through Netflix, searching for a show that you haven’t…
How I Met Your Father: Another Spin-Off No-One Asked For
By Fiona Meagher and Hermione Silver, Year 9 Spoilers ahead for How I Met Your Mother and How I Met…
Student Perspectives As Euphoria Returns For Much-Anticipated Second Season
by Désirée Blazier, Year 12 What happened to Euphoria? In January 2020, the television series directed by Sam Levinson took…