Freestyle skiing at this year’s Winter Olympics is set to be one of the most exciting events, with old stars and hungry rookies going head-to-head. From ex-Olympic medal winners to emerging talents, these three skiers are set to make the competition even more thrilling in Milano-Cortina.

We’re growing up today in a fast-moving, intensely connected world. One that can feel often overwhelming, as we’re subject to constant streams of information, comparison, and pressure leaving little opportunity to take things in from a wider perspective. Desiderata’s message of reflection and calm is particularly pertinent during our focus on “depth over noise” this fortnight; the poem reflects the values Strong Body Strong Mind is nourishing throughout.

With the Winter Olympics starting on 6 February, sports fans all around the world are buzzing. The approach of the Olympics always sparks conversation among F1 fans and causes many to wonder what would happen if F1 were an Olympic sport. I took matters into my own hands to design the Olympic event for motorsport, and who knows, perhaps there is a chance of Lewis Hamilton competing for Team GB some day…

Multitasking is a very common scenario I find myself in, and I’m sure many people can relate. Whether that be listening to music while revising, replying to messages whilst going homework, scrolling whilst watching a video. It feels like doing more than one thing is a skill we must master in this fast-paced world. But despite its reputation, multitasking comes with hidden costs that quietly damage how we think, learn, and feel.