The Ethics of Portraying Real-Life Events in War Films
By Hermione Silver, Year 12 War films, perhaps more than any other genre, attract intense scrutiny from audiences and critics…
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Are fairy tales still useful today?
By Roxane Liguti, Year 12 When I was a child, until I was ten, I always wanted my mother and…
How does jewellery reflect social status and beauty?
By Taima Al-Habal, Year 12 For many years, Cartier has been a trademark and beacon of luxury jewellery. It was…
What can everyone agree on?
By Victoire Heyworth, Year 12 If a statement were to be put in front of everybody, 8 billion people, what…
Power of Protest: William Blake’s Poem ‘London’
By Dariga Atayeva, Year 12 Within his work “Songs of Experience” published in 1794, but written around 1789-1790, William Blake…
Have you read Austen’s “Persuasion”?
By Dariga Atayeva, Year 12 Jane Austen’s last novel, written during her sickness and published after her death in 1817,…
Is “The Secret History” a good book?
By Pablo Briens Montero, Year 12 As part of my February break reading, I came across The Secret History by…
Why is “Society of the Snow” the triumph of the year?
By Pablo Briens Montero, Year 12 Society of the Snow also known as La Sociedad de la Nieve is a…
Bridget Jones’s Diary: Comedic Success or Flop?
By Pablo Briens Montero, Year 12 Sharon Maguire’s Bridget Jones’s Diary is a blockbuster movie based on an international best…