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Posted by Danielle Bowe
Thousands of people are dying, And the world sits back, crying, The world leaders get up, this has to stop, Tottenham’s trophy cabinet dust is flying. Arsenal fans are...
Posted by Anthony Carter
In a world where children are chosen to battle each other to death. Where you have no control of your actions. Death, Destruction, War. Does that sound like a book you would read?...
Posted by Natasha Collins
Hello, the following article was written by Briana in 9W Horror novels tend to be less appreciated by audiences,and disregarded as a knockoff of the movies. People say you don’t...
Posted by Natasha Collins
The article below was written by Imogen Woodroofe- 11 Beech. Thank you. Sons, husbands, fathers and brothers all men who got sent to war. All wars. Jane Weir was a writer who...
Posted by Natasha Collins
Reading ‘Noughts and Crosses’ in our English lessons was an enjoyable and enriching experience. The storyline and plot is carefully crafted in such a way that the readers...
Posted by Anthony Carter
Year 7 have been studying Frankenstein, a modern play adapted by Philip Pullman, based on the gothic novel by Mary Shelley. Frankenstein is a story about what it means to be...
Posted by Saina Asadi
Posted by Danielle Bowe
On Wednesday 7th December, year 11 English students visited the Charles Dickens Museum in London. As part of our study of A Christmas Carol, we were invited to attend a trip at...
Posted by Saina Asadi
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Back in April, I mentioned how reading and writing are powerfully linked and how authors often research thoroughly to write in a realistic way. During the Easter break, I returned...
Mythology with year 7 at the start of a new academic year is one of my favourite things to teach! All the students thoroughly enjoy learning the meaning behind myths, how they’re...