This semester, members of Elements – Writer’s Club wrote creative pieces of their desire. Look through our collection of poems, short stories, and even freestyle writing! Page 1 will have our poetry, page 2 has short stories, and page 3 has descriptive writing! POETRY A Witch in My Headlights! By Sylvia Victor The girl thatContinueContinue reading “Creative Writing”
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To Spread Awareness – Articles
In today’s world, there are many issues that we need to tackle. However, one person or nation is not enough, which is why it is important to spread awareness of the issues we face globally. Member of Elements – Writing Club at ISK have taken on the challenge, and written articles about issues they believeContinueContinue reading “To Spread Awareness – Articles”
Art
The art below is made by students in IB art and normal classes. Take your time to enjoy them! IB Art – Seniors Wild Expansion – Ryka Vitality II – Bella Uytaat – Erika Thread – Evie The Messengers – Bella Terracotta Blossoms – Saba Tales On The Horizon – Spade Takaya – Erika PaperContinueContinue reading “Art”
Changemaker Infographics
In Grade 10 English, the students choose a global issue to research and present. Below are some of the works created from this unit, in form of infographics. Enjoy! (Disclaimer: some of these works are political)
Writing – Changemakers
The texts below are speeches, poems, and satires written by 10th grade students, all on their chosen global issue – all anonymous. Enjoy! Speeches Accessible and Quality Education Worldwide I’m here today, my classmates, to discuss with you a critical issue that impacts millions of people worldwide, which is the education crisis in our world.ContinueContinue reading “Writing – Changemakers”
Rosalind Franklin
John Randall in Kings,I was smart.Physics, Chemistry, Biology,PhD, Diffraction, Crystallography. I split water-a living Moses,leading my people to freedom,and found the holy grail:Photo 51.My beautiful creation filled with greys andweaved a cross pattern that showedTwo Separate Wholes. We could exist in two forms; separate, distinct, divorced.But you forced one;twisted, hereditary, genetic.Unpublished, unknown, My little secret–but only for a while. IfContinueContinue reading “Rosalind Franklin”
Mrs. Churchill
Me, young, pretty,Just as witty,He, already known as the Great British Bulldog,Grizzled, bold, andTen years my senior.We wed, and some might’ve thought that I’d try and change my demeanor Maybe become a few poundsLeanerAnd shift into a brainlessbreederBut noIt was me, whoworked day and nightToiling tirelesslyTo see the light,hands cramping as I wrote so that he would be ableContinueContinue reading “Mrs. Churchill”
Women A to Z
Who created the medicine for malaria and epileptic diseases? A woman. Who created the first modern computer? A woman. Who …. A woman. Solely being a woman has been an obstacle for centuries, and for many, it still is today. Men have overshadowed women, ideas have been stolen, and women have been portrayed as incompetent. ContinueContinue reading “Women A to Z”
Womanhood
To be able to knitAnd bear an empty armpitAre accepted qualities:they’re written down in policiesBut as soon as you decide to pick up a carForever will you hold that scarAs soon as you wait for matrimony until twenty-fiveForever will you be the one with a high sex drive No one will forgetThat you’ve exposed a threatToContinueContinue reading “Womanhood”
Veteran
Him, stout and stalwart.Man of few words, still, love not lostHere forever, thoughtMothers tears flow freeNo coffin of gold, shallow graveBraided beard gone greyA Longworn Knights gownPatterned stichting, grandads war coat. Poor man’s legacy. – Emir
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