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In an era where words have the power to shape narratives, the exploration of poetry becomes an invaluable tool for

Understanding Dyslexia?

People often think that dyslexia is strictly the confusion of similarly written letters, such as b and d, but it

Hi! I am Yutong and I will be introducing how I completed my first MUN conference in this article. In

This academic year there was music added into the curriculum for secondary students. Some of the benefits include fostering creativity,

Last Spring, Mr.Jim Clipp (Year 5 teacher) and I, started offering Drama clubs for Primary students and we also continued

Year 6 students have created their own versions of World War II propaganda posters as part of their history studies.

For our story-telling unit, the children were asked to summarise a story of their choice. Danny had recently been listening

MYP 4 students dive into the intricate themes associated with government systems through the context provided by George Orwell’s “1984”.

Waves of excitement had been upon us for a couple of lessons as Y7 EAL students prepared with their poem

In a momentous event for the world of literature, Norwegian author and playwright Jon Fosse has been awarded the prestigious