This issue: young people and what matters to them
Loving your body and loving yourself
Eleanor Walters examines why we criticise our bodies and how we can learn to love ourselves a bit more
What do we mean by mental health?
Ava Momajjed explores what is meant by 'mental health' and why it matters
Small ways to help save the planet
Alice Cronin looks at the climate emergency and offers practical solutions to do your bit
Visions of an uncertain future...
Charles Wilsher reflects on The Time Machine and imagines life in 2055
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It's time everyone woke up
English Language students ask what it means when people throw around 'woke' or 'PC' as an insult
Same school? Very different place
Georgia O'Neil reflects on her first term at Heathfield Sixth Form
Demystifying the
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Young minds in desperate times
Ellie Pascall explores the current crisis in young people's mental health and the importance of asking for help
Breaking the taboo of period poverty
Isabel Sheppard asks why we aren't all talking about period poverty
Hating inequality is NOT hating men
Ruby Wadmore examines why boys are wrongly rejecting feminism
The perils and pitfalls of life online
Natalia Pistorius discusses anxieties around phones and social media
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Do you have a story to tell? A passion for politics? A hobby to share or a film or book to review?
Send your articles and creative writing to us! Just email your work to:
CSavage@heathfieldcc.co.uk
We can't wait to hear from you!
Send your articles and creative writing to us! Just email your work to:
CSavage@heathfieldcc.co.uk
We can't wait to hear from you!
Letter from the editor
Dear reader,
Welcome to our autumn edition of The Vine!
Students from across the school have contributed articles to explore the issues that matter most to young people - whether that's mental health, the environment, gender equality, social media or period poverty.
We hope there is plenty of food for thought.
Our next issue will focus on the holiday season and on everything we love to watch, read or play - so if you'd like to write something festive, or review a book, film, game or TV series, we'd love to hear from you.
We meet at Wednesday lunch-time in room 13 - come and join us!
Happy reading,
All at The Vine
Welcome to our autumn edition of The Vine!
Students from across the school have contributed articles to explore the issues that matter most to young people - whether that's mental health, the environment, gender equality, social media or period poverty.
We hope there is plenty of food for thought.
Our next issue will focus on the holiday season and on everything we love to watch, read or play - so if you'd like to write something festive, or review a book, film, game or TV series, we'd love to hear from you.
We meet at Wednesday lunch-time in room 13 - come and join us!
Happy reading,
All at The Vine
Something to say?
If you'd like to write for The Vine or join the editorial team, get in touch!
Writers, photographers and subs always needed.
Writers, photographers and subs always needed.
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