The inter-house Lip Sync Competition took place last week, with hundreds of students sacrificing time at lunch, form time, and in some cases before and after school to perfect the art of singing without noise. Once again, performances attracted a full audience, with one judge commenting  “The standard was incredibly high this year and we … Continue reading →

No one is born into this world hating another person because of that person’s cultural background, skin colour or religion. This hatred towards other races emerges further down the line as we form our own opinions, which are shaped by our different circumstances and experiences. We were all born as equals with unprejudiced minds. When … Continue reading →

Racism. Racial Injustice. Racial Unity. It’s safe to say we’ve come a long way in terms of racism in the past century or so, with racist jokes and comments increasingly becoming taboo subjects. We’d like to believe that racism is no longer an issue in our society now, with all races generally unified. However, this … Continue reading →

When we think of cultural unity, we often neglect the importance of our everyday interactions. We only look at the bigger picture and see the influential movements, and the powerful individuals that have fought to abolish cultural segregation. We rarely think about how vital our own role is in this movement towards equality. However, the … Continue reading →