A letter written to an illiterate mother. A confession that is designed to never reach the ears it is meant for. An attempt at a confession doomed to fail. Tackling class, sexuality, transgenerational trauma, violence, love and so much more, this novel is unforgettable experience.
On the 6th September 2022 our new Prime Minister was appointed: Liz Truss. As she will be leading our country over the coming years through many challenges, let’s delve a little further into her background.
The leaves are changing, the nights are getting darker and there is a distinct smell of new pencils and growing stress in the air, which can mean only one thing – it is the end of summer, and a new school year has begun. Now, for those who are still getting acclimatised to the new school, or those like me, a new Year 12, who prior to this week hadn’t had an actual lesson in four months, I have compiled an easy guide to recognise the different types of students coming back after the summer break.
It’s that time of year again when we start to receive our gorgeous planners. Yes, you heard right – planners, not the black journals.
But of course not all of us utilise these incredible pieces of paper in the same ways. After all, “efficiency” has a different meaning for everyone.
So, unless you are Year 7s and 8s who actually ensure their planners are kept *tidy*, you may be wondering how a tiny diary, entailing calendar dates and the occasional school guideline, can have such a range of uses.
In today’s ‘American Values’ quiz, I need you to circle the correct answer. Which of these has the most rights under the constitution?
