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Quick and effective revision tips teachers forgot to tell you…
Anonymous
We’ve all heard that saying before: ‘you get what you put in.’ However, there may be times where you feel that no matter how much time […]
How to live sustainably at university
Jess Hay
With the recent COP26 held in Glasgow, climate change is a topic very prominently featured on the news. If you’re like me, you might be wondering […]
Struggles with university life: My experience
Martin Zapryanov
A lot of people say that time spent at university will be the best and most enjoyable years of your life. I started recently and so […]
What we can do in response to the events occurring in Afghanistan
Jess Hay
The news of the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan this last week has horrified and worried so many. I read the news and felt so desperate for […]
Progression is a rollercoaster, not a staircase
Charlie Theobald
I’m sure you have heard of at least one of these phrases: “keep moving forwards”, “things are looking up” or “It can only go up from […]
The social media self-esteem crisis
Anonymous
In such a technologically-advanced society, the benefits are palpable, and almost without mention. Instant global communication is a great boon in connecting communities and families around […]
Body image and confidence
Tamzin Kelsall
Struggling with body image is a part of a lot of young people’s lives especially at the minute with being stuck inside. The temptation of food […]
March 8th – my back to school experience
Anonymous
I’m a year 10 student from Leicester, and here is my experience of the first day back at school after what feels like forever. At first, […]
Don’t save harder, Save smarter
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When you leave home, taking control of your finances can be both thrilling and daunting. The number of financial savings and investment options can be overwhelming […]
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Anorexia has the highest mortality rate amongst all mental illnesses but along with many others is still a taboo subject. When opening up about my own […]
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