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The Strength In Sharing
Have you ever been really stressed about AOLs? Or super worried about losing your friends? Or that you’ll get in trouble over something small? Out of all those times, how many have you talked to others about? As school kids, it’s already really hard to talk to others about how we feel, especially when we’re stressed out. We find it hard even to talk to our parents and friends about the tough emotions we feel. We think they’ll judge us, or dismiss our worries as strange and u
Tisya Hariharan
Dec 10, 20252 min read
Trip Week: 8th Grade
Trip week in middle school is an exciting time for most of the students. While 6th grade went to Pench, 7th grade went to Goa, 8th grade got to explore the western ghats near Coorg. Set against the breathtaking Western Ghats, the experience unfolded as a journey into nature, adventure and community. The days began with refreshing immersion in the rainforest environment, including a trek through lush landscapes leading to spectacular ridge-top views. Participants explored the
Myra Deb Barma
Dec 10, 20251 min read


Christmas In Austria, A Festival Of Contrast
Christmas in Austria is a captivating blend of beauty, music and thrilling folklore that transforms the winter season into an unforgettable experience. While many countries celebrate Christmas with gentle traditions, Austria offers a unique balance between enchantment and fear. The snowy streets, classical music and charming markets create a picturesque holiday atmosphere. However, the mysterious figure of Krampus brings an element of excitement that sets the Austrian celebra
Myra Deb Barma
Dec 10, 20252 min read


Thanksgiving in the United States: Its History, Traditions, and Changing Meanings
Thanksgiving is an important holiday in the United States, celebrated every year on the fourth Thursday of November. It is widely known as a time for families to gather, share a meal, and express gratitude. However, the history of Thanksgiving is more complex than many people realise. Understanding how the holiday began, how it has changed, and how people view it today helps us see its deeper meaning in American culture. Early History Many Americans learn that the first Thank
Aanya Khullar
Dec 10, 20252 min read
Following The Hum: A Short Story
The tiny 11 year old girl made her way through the woods, her chocolate brown ringlets bouncing as she skipped towards the pulsating hum coming from the heart of the forest. Her caramel brown eyes widened as the towering, conical trees surrounding her almost seemed to sing, their voices carrying her towards the otherworldly sound deep inside the woods. The tiny girl’s name was Amara. She lived in the town bordering the Whispering Pines, Ashenvale. The tiny stone cottage, with
Aesha Thard
Dec 10, 20257 min read
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