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We’re still in our Fake News unit—so we’re reading Parable of the Sower as a field manual for truth-seeking. Lauren’s

AP Lang Argument Essay: How to Build a Strong Case (Without the Drama)

The argument essay rewards one thing above all: a reader who feels guided by a mind that knows what it

Year 7 students took part in a Social Emotional Learning lesson focused on understanding emotional changes during puberty, with an

Winter Fun in the Environmental Club ❄️☃️ During our last Environmental Club , winter was in full force. It was

In classrooms, families, and communities today, disagreement is no longer rare—it is expected. What feels new is how quickly disagreement

As part of an MYP2 Spanish project based learning unit, students completed a mini-project in which they designed and created

Our Year 8 Science class is currently studying thermal radiation, exploring how heat moves and how it interacts with matter.

Last week, our Year 7 Science students reached an exciting milestone as we wrapped up our Biology unit. Rather than

On 27 November 2025, pupils at primary took part in the nationwide Ypsilon competition – “Slovak Language Is a Game.”

For my CAS project this year, I have chosen to do a bake sale for my school during the Christmas