Since the beginning of the school term, our headteacher, Mrs Mullen, has organised a group of 6th year girls to effectively tackle the issue of period poverty
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Updated: Silverburn Evacuated After Reports of Toxic Fumes
On Wednesday, 22nd August, shoppers were told to evacuate Silverburn Shopping Centre after several people began to feel unwell; the alarm was raised to alert emergency services who treated people at the scene. At around 12:40 pm on Wednesday, the alarm was raised at Silverburn Shopping Centre when many shoppers broke into sudden fits of coughing. The alarm alerted Police Scotland who quickly arrived at the
Pride Month: Thousands Gather to Celebrate
With the Pride Parade celebrating its 48th active year, we see thousands celebrating the LGBT community across the globe.
Do girls lack acknowledgement in sport?
Annie Giordano | When watching sports channels on TV, how many times do we see coverage on women’s sports? How many times are the sports we watch NOT dominated by men? Rarely. In fact, womens sports events make up only 7% of all Sports TV coverage. 7%! That means the likelihood of young girls switching on a sports channel to see a woman who they can
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Mr. Shaw on Health and Wellbeing
Patrick Canning | Sports, Health and Wellbeing Editor Jack Mitchell-Divers | Editor-In-Chief We sat down with Mr. Shaw, the health and wellbeing coordinator for the school, to obtain his thoughts on physical activity and nutrition within the school.
Haters Gonna Hate: But Why?
Margaret McDonald | School Editor We’ve been told to ignore cyber bulling – the insults and the mocking words, the occasional snide comment online. We’re told to turn away in the face of spite and simply take no notice. People dislike others: that’s just a part of life. But do we really understand why people bully? Do we know the reasons why someone might dislike somebody,
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