Broken
Written by Ivy Terante, Year 9 (2017) Lily saunters through the school gate with a smile – a smile brighter than the sun. Her smile is so bright no one […]
The Spectacular Celebration of Unity and Talent through Art
Written by Mirna Al-Mahmoud, Year 10 (2019) This year’s WESTAC (WestMills Arts & Culture) took place in the food court of our one and only Apapa Amusement Park. The hall
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Aaahhh! It’s Going To Eat Me!
Written by Joanna Etim, Year 7 (2019) On a long dusty road was a dark lonely house, all alone. It was abandoned two years ago, when a family left it
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The Case for Traditional Schools: Stick or Twist
Written by Mohammed Safieddine, Year 11 (2019) Education online is progressing, and so is education the old school way, but which will prevail? Online schooling has always been a very
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How To Get Good Grades In School
Written by Nurul-Haq Shuaibu Kabiru, Year 9 (2018) A grade is a particular level of rank, quality, proficiency, intensity, or value of something. In this case, it is a mark
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Alien Abduction
Written by Joy Sule, Year 7 (2018) On Friday, the 16th of December, the class was quiet as we all listened to Mrs Dina, the English teacher. She was talking
Technology And The Modern World
Written by Adesanya Adekunle, Year 11 (2017) Since the dawn of time, man has sought to gain dominion and mastery over his surroundings. One of the many ways our species
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Reading Week
Written by Jasmine Etim, Year 9 (2018) The reading week that took place in the first half of the second term was designed to help students develop a love for
Break of Fear
Written by Karo Odhomor, Year 9 (2019) Michael was not the brightest of students in his school, he knew that, and that was the main reason he restrained himself from
The Life of a Writer
Written by Rejoice Uduoba, Year 6 (2019) I pick up my pencils but surprisingly, I do not know what to write. I think and think as I stare at the
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