On Wednesday the result of the American presidential election has been released showing that Donald Trump will be president of the United States for the next four years. President Trump was able to gather 276 electoral votes and hence obtained the majority of votes. Many heads of states have congratulated the freshly elected president on

Lately there has been a lot of research done on virtual reality and how it can be used to narrate a story. But will this replace the good old story telling? Will children of the future be putting on virtual reality glasses at night time instead of listening to their parent’s tales? While some people

Sir Michael Wilshaw uncovered the problems and the achievements of the education system in an interview with the guardian. He believes that the schools have made reasonable progress in the time he was working as the chief of Ofsted, but also says at there is still much work to be done. Wilshaw states that he

Last week, everyone has been talking about the announcement of the noble prize committee choosing Bob Dylan for the literature prize. Some people are outraged and others welcome this truly modern way of picking an recipient for a prize with such high prestige. However, Bob Dylan has inspired generations with statements like “art is a

Emily Koch, former deputy news editor is about to publish her first novel inspired by her work at a local newspaper. In an interview she says that her working environment was inspiring her to pursue her own project and she decided to go back to university to do an MA. Now that she has succeeded in

On Wednesday an art workshop took place in Karachi which was open to everyone. Adults as well as children enjoyed freeing their creativity with different materials using various techniques. The event was hosted by Brentwood Brand Alliance and organisers are happy about the high number of participants engaged and the enthusiasm brought to the table.

The Education Secretary has been questioned about the effectiveness of free tuition with the set goal of easing access to higher education for students from all backgrounds. Further, the recent development of government guaranteeing twice as many loans as 5 years ago, while cutting the amount of grants in halves is challenging John Swinney these

A group of Japanese Taiko drummers were visiting Queen’s Park High School on their trip through Europe to deliver an outstanding performance. After having watched the show, student of the Arts&Drama club together with the Japanese artists took part in a workshop directed by Allan Owens, Professor at the University of Chester. The workshop was

The new system of evaluating GCSE results has shed light on the achievements of schools in Hackney. The new way of monitoring progress makes the development of students from starting secondary school to the point where they pass their GCSE easier to see. Overall, students in Hackney have improved by 0.35 which means that on