Meteora by Iona Mandal (Aged 13)
This Christmas holiday, I visited Meteora, a rock formation in central Greece. It hosts one of the largest and most precipitously built complexes of six Eastern Orthodox [...]
Three-Player Chess by Antonio B. (Aged 10)
 Introduction I think that three-player chess is a great game to play, because not only are you being attacked from one side, but from another [...]
Oblivion by Finn A.H. (Aged 10)
The sirens blare and we all look up from our work, wondering what’s going on. Lily’s the first to remember. “Quickly!” she says, dragging me toward [...]
Summer Reading Challenge 2019 – The Reviews
It’s time for the Summer Reading Challenge 2019 Reviews! We asked our members to read and review a minimum of five books that they chose as [...]
F1’s Greatest : Lewis Hamilton – by Benjamin S. (Aged 10)
When he finished the Monaco Grand Prix in 1st place with a flat tyre (!), Lewis Hamilton became only the second Brit after Nigel Mansell [...]
Kings & Queens, Time Machines! by Kerensa L. (Aged 9)
Every June, a day full of history and pageantry takes place at Windsor Castle - Â a grand procession and chapel service celebrating the Knights of the [...]
How Animals and Birds Relax Me – Luca W. (Aged 11)
Luca, aged 11, struggles with colour sensitivity. Some shades of white can help him feel better, including the colour of his doves. In this article and [...]
Young Person’s Guide to Journalism
In May, as part of our Be Curious Weekend, we ran a one-day workshop for members aged 12+, introducing young writers to the exciting and evolving [...]
Suffragette Walking Tour by Kerensa L. (Aged 8)
Following on from Emma's blog about her mock trial as the Suffragette Mary Richardson at the Royal Courts of Justice, Young Reporter Kerensa shares with us [...]
Suffragette Mock Trial by Emma H. (Aged 10)
I recently attended a Mock Trial at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. They run school workshops but we went as a home education group. [...]