Henry Ossawa Tanner: A man who redefined the presence of Black artists in art history.
Throughout the history of art, Black artists have been subject to a persistent trend of misrepresentation or marginalisation, if not outright erasure. The work of Henry Ossawa Tanner (1859-1937) marked a significant shift including The Banjo Lesson (1893).
The Crash That Killed Concorde: Air France Flight 4590
November 26th 2003, was a day that marked the end of an era. The supersonic jet, Concorde, which had been at the pinnacle of aviation innovation since the 1970s, ended its decades of service and closed down due to low passenger numbers and high maintenance fees. But is this really why Concore shut down or is there much more to it?
“Goldfish swim in Hell”
Finalmouse Centerpiece: The Future of Mechanical Keyboards?
Three defeats for Year 10 on landmark week for Dartford Grammar School Sports
The 2023-24 Run-In: How will Charlton fare towards the end of the season?
Should sports be banned in schools?
Chinese New Year
Economics: Will inflation solve itself in the next year?
Winner of the Economics category of the DGS 2023 Philosophy, Politics and Economics essay competition: Hugh, 12D. Read the winning essay here!
Politics: “Is it unacceptable to hold back the growth of developing countries in the name of climate change?”
Winner of the Politics category of the DGS 2023 Philosophy, Politics and Economics essay competition: Hugh, 12D. Read the winning essay here!
Climate Crisis in North America - How Could It Affect the 2026 Men’s FIFA World Cup?
The World Cup will be held across Mexico, Canada and the United States in 2026. The summer of 2023 has caused some concern both within the sporting world and also to all of North America.
The Rise and Fall of the DC-10
The McDonnell Douglas DC-10, a wide-body tri-jet airliner, soared into the aviation scene with great promise during the early 1970s. However, this aircraft would become notorious for a series of tragic accidents that left an indelible mark on aviation history.
Philosophy: There is no reason to be good
Winner of the Philosophy category of the DGS 2023 Philosophy, Politics and Economics essay competition: Sahib, 7B. Read the winning essay here!
PPE: Is there no good reason to be good?
Overall winner of the DGS 2023 Philosophy, Politics and Economics essay: Ibrahim. Read his essay here!
5 things in the Minecraft 1.20 update
The new Minecraft update, Trails and Tales, has finally been released!
The Kanji Kings
Learning a language is complicated but for these dedicated students, 4 years of hard work and dedication paid off.
Sensational Spirits Rest Sanctuary: and Why This Charity Is So Inspiring
The community at Spirit's Rest fulfils this, they rescue animals from the darkest walks of life.
Debunking myths about communism
We set out to understand what communism is, correct misinformation and common myths surrounding it in a simple way.
Does education prepare students for the real world?
For all students, attending school is a fundamental part of life, a necessity in preparing us for experiences in years to come, product of the hours upon hours of often arduous exercises and experiences spent inside a classroom.
How r/wallstreetbets were able to turn around the stock market
Out of all the subreddits on reddit.com, the one which has sparked the most controversy has most definitely been r/wallstreetbets.