Hamlet: Tragic, Funny and Devastatingly Human
This was a production that, although mildly weak in some areas, gave us an overwhelming reminder of why Hamlet is one of the most widely reproduced of all Shakespeare’s plays…
2021
Three lockdown walking routes
February. Week seven of term. Thursday, 8:30am. In every other second term that’s ever been, right about now you would start to feel like maybe you’re coming down with something.…
Quick and easy veggie pasta
Chloe shares a recipe for a quick, easy and healthy pasta recipe that does not take to much time away from working on summatives. And it's vegan too!
The news we have missed whilst COVID has dominated
Lucy Malone explores the new stories we have missed in the year COVID has dominated the headlines
Interview with Jackie Weaver
Ben Summer interviews Jackie Weaver about adjusting to her new internet fame after a meeting of Handforth Parish Council went viral.
‘Dickinson’: The genius of contemporary soundtracks in period pieces
Stella Baricic explores the soundtrack of hit TV show 'Dickinson'.
Sex education in the UK – outdated and overly moralistic?
Lily Webber examines the current UK sex education guidelines and whether they're fit for purpose
Rainbow Magic – my favourite book series as a child that shaped my view of nature
Janet Cheng reviews how her favourite childhood book series shaped her view of nature.
‘Love Story (Taylor’s Version)’ – Single Review
A review of Taylor Swift's new release, 'Love Story (Taylor's Version)', by Tabitha Wilson.