This is a review of my visit to the Harry Potter Studios tour in London

"All sorts of people come along to our show and are surprised that science can be so much fun."

Are you 16-24 and interested in Art and Design? Head over to the V&A to find out more about your potential future career.

Jessica Johnson was an Orwell Youth Prize Senior Winner in 2019 for their short story, A Band Apart.

"I wasn’t giving up, I knew what I was looking for and the consistency of the paint was paramount to the success, so I just kept going until I found it."

Nadia Lines was named a winner of the 2019 Orwell Youth Prize for their poem, The Aptitude Test Kid.

Nadia Lines was an Orwell Youth Prize Senior Winner in 2019, responding to the theme ‘A Fair Society?’. We asked her where she got her inspiration for ‘The Aptitude Test kid’ and what motivates her to write.

 President Street’s autumnal anthem, ‘I Found Me’ has just debuted on the New Music Week Pop Chart at number 30, and shows no sign of slowing down any time soon.

"We are called a movement because we don’t want to be a stagnant organisation; our aim is to grow with the ever-changing needs and voice of our community."

On the 31st October, Brighton Dome hosted an interview with Canadian novelist, literary critic and inventor Margaret Atwood. 

Review of Southampton City Art Gallery's` current exhibition on the Pre-Raphaelites.

Francesca Morgan was named a winner of the 2019 Orwell Youth Prize for their short story, The Faceless Drug.