By Georgia Kitchener   What are memories? How do we manage to maintain memories vividly from years ago? How do all of these memories seem to “fit” and be stored?   Psychologists are keen to find answers to questions … Continue reading The Complexity of Human Memory

By Georgia Kitchener.   The Peer Mentor Team was set up by Deputy Head Girl Maeeshah Rabbani in 2017 to encourage a different approach to the welfare of students at Bennett, working hand-in-hand with the current Welfare Team. Peer Mentoring … Continue reading The Peer Mentor Group: A Background.

By Joseph Sparke Humans have been telling stories for a very, very long time. Some would argue that the capacity to tell, to understand and to pass on stories, is the defining characteristic of humanity and what separates us from … Continue reading Great Escapism: The Secret of the Story and its Power Upon Us

By Rachel Seeland-Scott   Since the creation of social media we have all had the dangers of its use hammered home to us, whether it be at school, at home or in class. The stories we hear about social media … Continue reading Social media aiding eating disorder recovery- controversial or creative?

By Keri McVeigh Swirling, twisting shapes and turns, an artwork that’s ever-changing. From milky clouds to the deepest red,  being hypnotized by its power and beauty. I fear I’ll never return to reality. I stand in awe; For I could never … Continue reading Skies