How Much Is Too Much? Our Race Against Energy Drinks
By Yuval Israel, Year 11 CVD’s (cardiovascular diseases) are no joke. Neither are diabetes, osteoporosis and many other diseases which…
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Conduct Disorders
By Blaise Dupont, Year 12 Conduct Disorder, or CD, is a behavioural disorder characterised by consistent patterns of negative behaviours…
The James Webb Telescope: How It Changed Physics
By Flora Lepage, Year 11 Physics: a subject that holds some of the most important answers to enigmas of our…
Supernova: A Super Explosion
By Jonathan Ram, Year 13 What is the brightest thing that you can imagine? A lightbulb? Fireworks? Maybe it’s the…
The case for vaccines
By Sophie Aubakirova, Year 12 Vaccinations are an essential tool for preventing the spread of infectious diseases. By introducing a…
Un vaccin pour l’abeille?
Par Victor Marchandise, Année 12 C’est une révolution pour les apiculteurs et une bonne nouvelle pour tout l’écosystème: le premier…
The Ultimate Athletic Motivation: Music!
By Gioia Hollingsworth, Year 12 We all know that feeling when our favourite song comes up during a workout, and…
Protein Powder: Friend or Foe?
By Jonathan Ram, Year 12 Any ‘protein powder’ google search will send the reader down a rabbit hole of conflicting…
Opinion: Twitter Files, A Great Revelation?
By Anonymous, As social media usage is exploding, Twitter, in particular, has been making waves. From thewell-publicised Elon Musk takeover…