Easter Unrolled: Beyond Bunnies and Baskets
Easter, a widely celebrated occasion, holds deeper significance than just colourful eggs and sweets. This article delves into the roots of Easter and its associated customs to unveil why and how we celebrate this holiday. The Story of Easter Easter is the most important Christian festival that commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Who is Jesus? […]
Easter Quiz
Easter Traditions: What is the name of the traditional Easter bread eaten in many European countries? In which country did the tradition of the Easter Bunny originate? Easter Symbols: What flower is often associated with Easter due to its blooming season? What does the egg symbolise in Easter celebrations? Easter History: Who was the Roman […]
Bolton School Musical’s Review: Little Shop of Horrors
This years Bolton School musical was Little Shop of Horrors. Upon hearing this news and being completely unfamiliar with the production, I decided to do some of my own research as well as learn details from word of mouth. The plot consists of ambitious florist, Seymour, who is oblivious when buying a blood thirsty plant […]
Creative Writing Retreat – Patterdale
This February half term I went on the creative writing retreat with 26 other Bolton school students, from both divisions. The age range varied from those in year 7, all the way up to year 12 pupils. Dorms were decided depending on the year groups, which worked out perfectly, as I had the opportunity to […]
Minimalism vs Maximalism: Too Little or Too Much?
The movements: Minimalism and Maximalism, have been alongside one another throughout art history, acting as polar opposites. They practically are their own philosophies; minimalism is an advocate for sustainability and timelessness—quality over quantity—to inspire others to create a wardrobe that transcends temporary trends and to battle against our world’s current era of excessive consumerism. Contrarily, […]