We end #BritishScienceWeek with Rosh's (Year 8) excellent synthesis of the latest research to explain the science behind Covid-19 and its new mutations. Rosh helps us to understand why all the extra precautions we take at school and home are so critical. https...

For a little reading over breakfast, take a look at Edward's history of the word 'abracadabra'. As the papers look forward to lockdown restrictions lifting, Edward looks at the word's medicinal magic - albeit a less effective cure to Covid than a vaccine! http...

Back in December, Harry Styles attracted controversy when he wore a dress in a tongue-in-cheek photoshoot with Vogue. Sabraan (Year 12) summarises both sides of the debate and what the responses show about our cultural concerns: https://t.co/ULQGdnmXly

A Beyond Cherwell seminar debated the topic 'what is love?'. Emily (Year 12) used our discussions as the starting point for an article on robots and love. And, because sometimes questions are better than answers, she asks 28 before her own speculations! https:...

Alexander (Year 10) takes us back in time to the Mongol empire and asks whether Genghis Khan deserves his fearsome reputation - is there more to his legacy than brutal methods of suppression and unprecedented violence? https://t.co/feU0Uykp2m

Ready for a challenge? Put the kettle on, take a deep breath and let Tiago (Year 8) have a go at simplifying quantum physics with a fascinating, mind-bending history of research into the duality of light. Can light really be a wave and a particle at once?! htt...

In today's featured article, Alex (Year 12) reflects on the seeming success of populism in modern democracies and turns to Ancient Greece and Rome to ask what we can learn from history: https://t.co/IDkFvhfqfN

Sarah (Year 9) recently discovered several of her ancestors were from Kashmir. After research to help her feel more connected to her roots, she learned about the political disputes and humanitarian crisis in Kashmir and wanted to share her findings: https://t...

With today's papers showing the power of collective acts of mourning to restate shared values, we turn back to an article on another celebration of life in loss. Earlier this year, Seth (Year 8) traced the legendary career and flawed genius of Maradona: https:...