THE YOUNG TRUTH

By Ramsie Chan

Moving into a new school, moving away from her best friend, Olivia faces the scary prospect of joining a new community.

By Nadia Ng and Man Kay Yim

A story mainly based on the PYPx goal 14/ life underwater.

By Edward Wong

By Caitlyn Ng

There are many different cultures all around the world. Arguably, one of the most multifaceted ones is Chinese culture. The most important tradition of all is the celebration of Chinese New Year. Families travel across the nation during Chinese New Year to spend the holiday with their loved ones in their hometowns.

By Cadence Elflassy

Selection day for the Hunger Games, Clara’s biggest fear. Knowing her brother already died while participating, Clara is terrified of the possibility of being selected.

By Tiara Sarkar and Saanvi Arora

After a long weekend, Lucas joined his first online class of the day. He and his classmates were assigned to a breakout room to finish a math assessment. As they were working, a stranger entered their meeting. Confused as to who this stranger was, Lucas asked for their name but received no reply.

Abigail Yip

A poem which describes in-depth a gloomy scene.

By Edward Wong

A story about a dinosaur’s favourite reindeer and the reason behind it.

By Abigail Yip

As concerns about the state of the environment continue to escalate, we have to check our polluting habits and start taking care of the planet, as well as reducing our carbon footprint. Becoming an eco-warrior doesn’t require a lot of effort, and here are some tips to becoming one.

By Leo O’Neill

This article is about how animals can benefit your wellbeing and make you feel better. Wellbeing is important because it can help your mental health and help you cherish life.

By Bono Vaid

Picture this: you have been studying for hours and hours, and you need a break — what do you do? Have a brain break, of course.

By Ella and Edward Wong

Deep in the very heart of the woods stood a Beautiful Tree. The tree had leaves of sparkling green, a thick gold trunk that broke even the harshest wind, and nuts that, when the wind blew, knocked against each other like chiming bells.

By Cadence Elfassy

When the Black Kites primary teams returned from their COVID-addled hiatus, many of us were excited—and there was plenty of reason to be, especially for our active cross country team. But wait a second—you may be thinking, why exactly should I be excited to learn about running, of all things? Let me explain.