With weekday news seldom being joyful I often find myself looking at funny or spoof news articles for a bit light-hearted entertainment. One of my

Queen's blogs give a real flavour of our community; written by our school leaders, pupils and teachers they reflect a network of people who are

In June 2015 the FIFA Women’s World Cup began in Canada in front of a record breaking crowd of over 53,000; this celebration of women in competitive

There have been many strong, ambitious women who have influenced history but if I had to single one out, it would be Emmeline Pankhurst, the leader of

As we near the end of January, it seems hard to believe that Christmas was only a few weeks ago. For many people including students, the build up to

As someone with a keen interest in music, it is interesting for me to look at the industry that has evolved using music to create prime-time viewing

Charitable requests have become a part of our everyday lives. Historically fundraising has taken very traditional routes such as selling raffle

In recent years it has been argued that an 8-week school summer holiday is too long. I think it is important to look at the reasons why we have such a

Who would have thought that five years ago when we started using Facebook, Twitter and other early forms of social media that today, these platforms