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Today, 2nd April 2025, is World Autism Day, and all United Nations members globally recognise it. Nations everywhere come together to recognise the suffering those with autism endure and celebrate their unique contributions and achievements. Originally, the United Nations created World Autism Day to “highlight the need to help improve
The Life of Dame Vera Stephanie Shirley, A Pioneer in Technology and Philanthropy Dame Vera Stephanie Shirley stands as an embodiment of overcoming adversity. Her remarkable journey, spanning from wartime Germany to groundbreaking achievements in technology and philanthropy, showcases resilience, determination, and a vision for change. Born on September 16,
Learning in Single-Sex vs Co-Ed Schools: Which Is Better? Education plays a vital role in shaping your child’s future. One of the most important decisions parents face is choosing the best learning environment for their child. Should they attend a single-sex school or a co-educational school? Both types of schools
Identity in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart is a defining theme that shapes both individual characters and the broader narrative. Achebe’s novel, first published in 1958, vividly portrays pre-colonial Igbo society and the seismic shifts brought by European colonisation. It explores identity, tradition, and resilience in the face of cultural
Starting a new chapter in life often means navigating unfamiliar territory. Recently, my family and I moved to a new estate, a fresh beginning that came with its fair share of excitement and challenges. Whilst we knew this would be a temporary home, it was a home we endeavoured to
TV Shows I Am Watching This Month I have been on a TV hiatus for the last few months. With the return to school and general life craziness, there just hasn’t been time to sit and watch. Recently, though, I’ve been sneaking in the odd hour or two, and here
