The Rise in Child Screen Time in the UK
Did you know the average young person aged (5-16) can spend 6.3 hours a day on devices? That is about half of your day. It is crucial that you are aware of how long you spend on screens as not only can screens be addictive and show harmful content, but can also be damaging to […]
Indian Ocean Tsunami – The Words of a Survivor
On the 26th of December 2004 at exactly 07:58:53, a 9.3 magnitude earthquake struck the West Coast of Northern Sumatra, Indonesia, resulting in the third largest tsunamis to ever take place. The Indian Ocean Tsunami As this image shows, the earthquake first struck in Indonesia and the tsunami progressed towards Tamil Nadu (India), Sri Lanka […]
Shrek the Musical (Jr)
It was a sunny Saturday evening when I went to watch Shrek the Musical Jr. While it is a film that I have watched many times, Shrek the Musical was something new to me. The evening began as we were handed programmes and green flags with the word ‘Freak’ on them, promising an interesting night […]
AI: the full story
Artificial Intelligence in 2025 is inescapable. Every corner of life has been affected: from television shows and movies, producing and playing music, school exams and so much more. Since we do not have time machine, we cannot undo the creation of AI. However, the question still stands: now that AI is here how should we […]
When One Door Closes, Another Door at Bolton School Opens…
A Time of Change As the end of primary school approaches, I find myself standing between two worlds: saying goodbye to the familiar halls of St James’ Primary School in Daisy Hill and preparing to step into the exciting new journey that awaits me at Bolton School this September.It is an emotional time for me […]