There is an article called “Twerking, selfie and unlike?” written by a woman called Isabelle Kerr which has caused me some distress. In this article, Isabelle talks about how slang and how they are ” Bizarre, nonsensical and downright pointless… Continue Reading →
Ever since FIFA started running London Nautical things have been going surprisingly well. The timetable has had some dramatic changes due to the fact classes have been by separated by ability and the best teachers teaching the smartest students. For… Continue Reading →
NOW You watch as empty crisp packets brush the feet of the intoxicated. A constant flow of indistinct car fumes fill the air along with a murmur of unfamiliar foreign languages. A light drizzle gently falls on the mechanical monsters… Continue Reading →
Richard, Simon and Joe travel to the bottom of the mountain they are soon to climb, The Siula Grande
Joe described the beginning of the ascent of the mountain. He also tells us a story about him falling asleep.
Act 1 Scene 1 – The ghost of Hamlets father appears and is seen by the guards on watch. Horatio enters and is told by the guards on watch and does not believe it until the ghost reappears. Act 1… Continue Reading →
Martin Luther King was a very peaceful man who believed that the best way to beat the violent police men and the racist government was by peaceful protest and not retaliating to the violent acts that happened to them. He… Continue Reading →
In “To Kill A Mockingbird” Harper Lee uses contrast to highlight how both colours of the community react to Atticus losing the trial.
I think that Harper Lee is trying to create a dark scene which gives the Radely House a very dark feel and it puts it in a negative light.
As William and I run through the field just hoping that the Americans hadn’t mined this field yet. All around different noises being created by dangerous things. The wheels cranking on the tank, the aeroplanes propellers piercing through the air,… Continue Reading →
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