...or, is it ok to go with the flow? Chloe Dent, S10, contemplates whether the pursuit of purpose truly leads to happiness, or whether the pressure to define meaning in life too early can become a source of stress rather than fulfilment.
Chloe Dent
Senior 10
Artwork byMiya Hunt
UVI
History & Politics Editor Jack Smith, LVI, explores the complex relationship between Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X with their different visions of equality and justice.
Jack Smith
History & Politics Editor
Artwork byRuby Hellier
Art Director
Deputy Editor Amelie Taylor Jones, LVI, uncovers the legacy of the Duchess of Sutherland.
Amelie Taylor-Jones
Deputy Editor (Archives)
Hardy Samuels, LVI, reflects on Ibstock Place School’s wartime evacuation, exploring how pupils and staff adapted to life away from London during the Second World War.
Hardy Samuels
LVI
Alessia Fantuzzi, S8, explores what purpose means and how personal goals and social expectations shape who we become.
Alessia Fantuzzi
Senior 8
Artwork byNaomi Annetts
Art Editor
Victoria Leiman, S9, examines how reputation functions as an invisible social currency in the digital age.
Victoria Leiman
Senior 9
Artwork byNaomi Annetts
Art Editor
Science & Technology Editor Anastazja Duda, LVI, explores the rise of robot nurses and therapists.
Anastazja Duda
Science & Technology Editor
Artwork byWilliam Croft
Senior 9
Sustainability Editor Bea Jovele, LVI, examines how sustainable construction methods could help reduce environmental damage and reshape the future of the built environment.
Beatrice Jovele
Sustainability Editor
Photography byRuby Hellier
Art Director
Ana Valgañon-Archanco, S10, explores how genres such as reggae, folk, blues, Latin, and country music have shaped cultural identity, community, and emotional expression across the world.
Ana Valgañon-Archanco
Senior 10
Artwork byBeatrice Jovele
Sustainability Editor
The Medic Society studies the risky rise of trendy treatments such as Accutane, Ozempic and vitamin drips.
The Medic Society
LVI
Artwork byEle Del Zompo
Art Editor
Marianne Pagano, S10, explores a solitary man’s coastal ritual, where a daily swim with a crocodile toy becomes a quiet act of escape and reflection.
Marianne Pagano
Senior 10
Photography byMarianne Pagano
Senior 10
Daniel Combi, LVI, looks at the effects of taxation on private education and wonders - has the VAT implementation done more harm than good?
Daniel Combi
Digital Editor
Artwork byHolly Lambert
Senior 8
Olga Kostiuk, S10, takes a look at the environmental impact of artificial intelligence to ask "is it worth it?"
Olga Kostiuk
Senior 10
Photography byRuby Hellier
Art Director
