I was silent and still, just minding my own business, When suddenly whoosh and I was blown away with quickness! I struggled to escape as I whizzed through the air, But it was no use – I was being taken somewhere. Continue reading Make a Change
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), is a mental disorder formerly known as ‘Multiple Personality Disorder’, which involves the sufferer experiencing at least 2 clear identities known as ‘alters.’ DID is the brain’s natural way of coping with severe and repeated trauma and it usually occurs in late childhood due to the brain not having fully developed a personality. It is far more common in women than … Continue reading Dissociative Identity Disorder By Sumayyah Mohd Azmi
Important things to remember… How should I choose my GCSE subjects? There’s no “right” way to choose your GCSE options, but it does help if you think about your future when making your decisions. For example, if you know for certain that you want to be a doctor, then choosing subjects related to that job like physics, chemistry and biology will certainly be useful. Should … Continue reading Advice when picking GCSE options
1) Be confident: Don’t be afraid to start conversation- remember lots of people will be in same shoes as you and will be grateful. Smile, and ask someone their name, if they’ve seen a new movie or if they like a sport or activity. 2) Be yourself: Don’t change who you are to fit in or please other people. Many people can tell if you … Continue reading 6 Ways to Make Friends By Asna Saleem Koori
Emma accidently dropped her books on Vanessa, and she started crying because she didn’t want a beating. Vanessa was very angry, and crying just made it worse. But Emma couldn’t help it, the tears just kept coming. “If you don’t stop this nonce crying in three seconds, I’ll give you an extra five punches! You’re already getting ten from dropping your filthy books all over … Continue reading Bullies (Part 2) By Seren Beer
(This is a work of fiction. Any similarities with real events or people is coincidental). It all started one Tuesday, before school, on the public bus. Emma Marin, the girl in our year who doesn’t have many friends, just stepped onto the packed vehicle. We were all sitting at the back of the bus and there was one seat spare. It was the last … Continue reading Bullies (Part 1) By Seren Beer
Anna Kendrick was born in Portland, Maine, USA on August 9th 1985 to parents Janice, an accountant and William Kendrick, a history teacher, who also works in finance. She also has an older brother: Michael Cooke Kendrick. Her first recognised role was in a Broadway musical called High Society, which earned her a Tony Award for Best Featured Actress In … Continue reading HOLLYWOOD’S LATEST SWEETHEART: ANNA KENDRICK! By Simran Singh
