Duolingo: Revolutionary or Redundant?
By Jamie Beecroft, Year 12 Founded in 2011 by Luis Von Ahn and Severin Hacker, Duolingo has rapidly risen to…
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The best of the best? A look inside The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
By Benjamin Gorisek-Gazze, Year 12 London: the number one city for students. This is the title attributed to London because…
Caffeine for students: A boost or a burden?
By Jamie Beecroft, Year 12 Caffeine. The key ingredient in many teenagers’ favourite drinks, whether it be in coffee, Redbull,…
Sexism in the Workplace: A Student’s Perspective
By Sophia Lashmar, Year 11 We, as LGB students, exist in a school environment that respects and celebrates our differences,…
Sports Leadership: Bringing out the Best in LGB
By Pablo Briens Montero, Year 11 Sports Leadership is a well-established P.E. class program that is offered to Year 11…
Homophobic or Simply Cultural? Uganda’s New Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill
By Anna Boulet-Alips, Year 12 Uganda has become the only Christian-majority country to legally punish gay-sex with the use of…
Opinion: LGB’s Dress Code, For Classrooms or Catwalks?
By Sophia Lashmar, Year 11 As a school, LGB is remarkably well-dressed. Students probably spend more time on their outfits,…
Keeping it under control: LGB’s recent assembly
By Elena Smith, Year 11 All LGB High School Students recently attended an assembly, quite different to the usual uplifting…
Exclusive: Dr. Hughes’ Response to Christmas’s Absence During Culture Week
By Dr. Hughes, LGB Principal In the LGB Express a piece was published anonymously on cultural celebrations. There were a few inaccuracies that…