Books and Articles

These are example of student pieces that have been published as articles or full books. Our students have worked with their English coach to build and nurture an idea and communicate it with clarity and poise. 

Short story

The Great Escape

by Shanay Sadhani
Captured and tortured in a secret dungeon for eight years, CIA spy Jackson meticulously planned his escape and finally succeeded, only to find himself surrounded by endless water, forcing him to swim for three days to reach safety.

Article

Death Row

by Ayza Afridi
Ayza is a strong advocate for children’s right to childhood, ensuring that every child has a right and opportunity to play in appropriate surroundings rather than be forced into child labor.

Book Publication

Kick for the Stars

by Eva L
Follow the adventures of Pia, a young girl from Tondo who dreams of making it as a footballer. But someone as short as Pia never gets picked in a neighbourhood where basketball is everyone's favourite sport. With the help and support of her loved ones, can she reach the top?

Book Publication

Kids of the Future

by Emma S
On her 12th birthday, Emma wakes up in another dimension and finds herself attending a school that has opened for the first time in fifteen years. Between trying to survive superhuman classes, and navigating a whole new world, loner Emma is forced to ally with four other 12-year-olds in the same circumstances.

Book Publication

From Me to You

by Ruhi A
At 17 years old, I've already learned many important life lessons and how to embrace who I am with love. Each year, my self-love deepens, bringing new insights about myself and life. In this book, I humbly share these insights, moments of self-discovery, and truths that have guided my journey.

Book Publication

Battle Scars

by Shriya P
This anthology of poems captures the pain, love and the struggle of breaking and rebuilding.

Book Publication

Vignette

by Solaia S
Vignette is a collection of poems about moving through, observing, and questioning the world with pen and paper. It tells the whimsical narrative of youth -romance, loss, digitalization, melancholia, and growth - woven together in three parts: Time, Touch, and Traverse.

Blog Article

What Syndromes Does 25% of the World Have?

by Ryan W
Middle Child Syndrome, introduced by Alfred Adler, describes middle children feeling neglected. This leads to low self-esteem, affecting education and jobs. Solutions include family time, public praise, and attentive listening.

Article

Golden Years, Silent tears: Navigating the Lonliness Epidemic Among the Elderly

by Arjun S
Elderly loneliness in Florida risks dementia and isolation. Technological aids help, but youth engagement through initiatives like C2R and Brighten A Day can significantly improve seniors' well-being and foster community connection.

Blog Article

Parasocial Relationships

by Connor C
Parasocial relationships in media foster loneliness by creating one-sided bonds with content creators. Research shows these relationships reduce real social interactions, spreading loneliness and deepening isolation in a consumerist culture.

Short Story

The Computer World

by Mark B
After being sucked into a malfunctioning hard drive, this adventurer navigated a computer world with the help of a cyber person and a technicolor key, ultimately defeating the emperor and returning home safely.

Short Story

The Storm

by Aki I
As a storm hit Sandy Cove, Illia got stranded at sea. She found refuge in a lighthouse with Reynolds, an old keeper. After sharing stories, Illia returned home safely, inspired to pursue her sailing dreams.

Short Story

Tunnel

by Ela E
Kyle, known as MrAdventure, and his fiancée Jenny, MrsAdventure, explore Australia's deepest tunnel for views. Mysterious sounds and Jenny’s disappearance lead to Kyle's vanishing, leaving only police searches and worried parents.

Short Story

Shadows

by Izmer A
Lily from Ravenbrook, known for her courage, defied danger to rescue her father from the forbidden Forest of Shadows, battling mythical creatures and overcoming great peril, ultimately becoming a celebrated heroine.

Short Story

The Curious Case of the Vanishing Shadows

by Mia G
In Lumenshire, young Isabella Moon uncovers a mystery of vanishing shadows. Her brave journey leads to restoring harmony by inscribing an ancient incantation, bringing magic and balance back to the town.

Blog Article

The Tunnel

by Atlas N
Under an autumn bridge, two friends speculated about a mysterious tunnel throughout their school years. They imagined various possibilities, but ultimately accepted it as just a hole, reflecting on their childhood adventures.

Blog Article

Harsh Truths

by Connor C
The internet encourages brutal honesty mistaken for truth. Authenticity involves aligning with deeper values and mindful communication. Constructive conversations require matching the tone of the situation and considering our words' impact.

Blog Article

Navigating ESG in the Singaporean Supply Chain: Opportunities and Challenges

by Advay M
ESG investing considers environmental, social, and governance factors. In Singapore, government, industry, and non-profits promote ethical labor and responsible sourcing, enhancing sustainability and reducing risks in supply chains.

Blog Article

The Loneliest Generation

by Connor C
Humans are social beings, yet modern society faces rising isolation and mental health issues. This stems from self-imposed isolation and fear of authenticity, driven by a desire to fit in and avoid judgment. Overcoming this requires understanding these dynamics and exploring philosophical insights to address loneliness and foster genuine connections.

Blog Article

The Power of Precision: How Careful Reading Can Make or Break Your Debate

by Mark P
Humans are social by nature, yet isolation and mental health issues are rising. Fear of authenticity and desire to fit in drive loneliness. Understanding these dynamics is key to fostering connections.

Blog Article

The Essential Guide to Structuring Your Debate Speech

by Mark P
Effective debate speeches rely on structure and organization. Start with rebuttals, define mechanisms, and present strong main arguments. Use signposting for clarity. This approach keeps judges engaged and strengthens your persuasiveness.

Blog Article

Is Language a Barrier or a Bridge

by Ruhi A
Language is crucial for human communication, serving as both a barrier and a bridge. It can lead to misunderstandings and inequalities but also fosters cross-cultural understanding and empathy. Ultimately, its impact depends on how we use it to connect or divide us.

Blog Article

My Literary Journey

by Aristototle C
"Childhood books shaped my world, offering refuge from social anxiety and transporting me to magical realms. They instilled bravery and confidence. Today, I revisit the library to recapture that wonder."

Blog Article

Winning Debates: The Art of Rebuttal and Avoiding Logical Traps

by Mark P
In debates, mastering logical fallacies like strawman, slippery slope, ad hominem, black or white, anecdotal arguments, and Texas sharpshooter helps shut down rebuttals, defend your stance, and gain a significant edge.

Blog Article

Empowering Girls for a Confident Journey

by Sadhani A
A significant gap in menstrual health knowledge among girls aged 13-18 poses risks. EmpowerHer addresses this through targeted education in under-informed areas, empowering girls, reducing anxiety, and fostering open communication about menstrual health.

Blog Article

Ever Felt Lost In History?

by Veeraj J
FinToons simplifies complex financial history through engaging 10-12 page digital graphic stories, blending education and entertainment. It makes events like the Wall Street Crash accessible, bridging knowledge gaps for students and enthusiasts.

Blog Article

Mastering the Art of Debate: A Guide for Young Minds

by Mark P
Debating is like chess, relying on logic and quick thinking. In formats like Asian and British Parliamentary, strong logic and personal experiences are crucial. Practice with friends to sharpen your skills and instincts.

Article

Emotionally Resilient Healthcare Professionals

by Stefania S
Emotional resilience aids in overcoming crises and improving patient care and mental health in healthcare. Promoting it through training is beneficial despite challenges like understaffing and systemic issues in the healthcare industry.

Article

An Economic Evaluation of Green Marketing

by Stefania S
Hotels' green initiatives began to reduce laundry costs. Green marketing emerged in the 1990s, highlighting eco-friendly products. This article explores its economic impact, benefits, and risks, including greenwashing concerns.

Blog Article

The Lost Treasure

by Lorna A
Two siblings, opposites in interests, are left in a forest by their parents to bond. They discover a treasure symbolizing their newfound harmony and realize the value of their sibling relationship.

Short Story

The Spy's Gambit

by Sehar R
In a bustling metropolis, master spy Alexander Sterling seeks a classified document. Disguised as a businessman, he meets rival agent Victoria. Amidst tension, love triumphs over duty, leading to their escape and a future bound by love and justice.

Poetry

Poetry by Krysta

by Krysta C
With her poetry, 14 year old Krysta hopes to evoke a sense of nostalgia in the reader, of their past as well as early years.

Short Story

Growing Up

by Moone N
Ava's frustration led to a fallout with Ella. Struggling to make new friends, she eventually bonded with Rebecca, her former bully, which improved her social situation and mended relationships.

Article

Early Bilingualism: Are There Tru Benefits?

by Stefania S
Dan Hurley and Chris Berube discuss brain training through memory games and bilingualism. Bilingualism enhances cognitive abilities and delays dementia. Early bilinguals benefit cognitively and in job markets, making bilingual education valuable.

Blog Article

Keeping Friends Close

by Sama A
Building lasting friendships requires effort, effective communication, quality time, and active listening. Learning from mistakes and investing in relationships fosters deep, supportive bonds that help us grow and discover our true selves.

Blog Article

Redefining Process: Empowering the Next Generation of Fierce Young Women

by Isha K
Being called a "princess" initially confused Isha, but research showed varied meanings. Disney and real-life examples reframe it as strong and independent. Embrace "princess" as a compliment for strength and determination.

Blog Article

Stephen Hawking

by Bernard H
Stephen Hawking, a renowned English theoretical physicist and cosmologist, authored A Brief History of Time. Despite ALS, he made groundbreaking discoveries on black holes, inspiring perseverance and scientific curiosity worldwide.

Blog Article

A New Beginning

by Izmer A
When moving to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Izmer was anxious and focused on the negatives. However, he soon discovered positives like modern amenities and friendly people. This experience taught him to seek out positives in any situation.

Blog Article

Haruko Ichikawa: Flesh and Normalcy

by Atlas N
Haruko Ichikawa's collection explores themes of transformation and beauty in grotesque contexts, depicting human body warpings and intricate details, blending discomfort with normalcy, and highlighting resilience and profound connections.

Article

Embryonic Stem Cell Research

by Amal Z
Embryonic stem cell research promises cures for many diseases due to its cell differentiation ability. Ethical concerns about embryo destruction and risks persist, but it marks significant scientific progress.

Blog Article

The Loss of the Classic Car

by Valentina A
The 1954 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing, a timeless classic, exemplifies stylish design and hands-on driving joy. Modern self-driven cars threaten this experience; future designs should blend classic aesthetics with modern functionality.

Article

Life After Prison: An Evaluation of Employment

by Stefania S
Navigating post-prison employment presents hurdles like stigma and skill gaps. Perspectives differ: some see ex-offenders as productive hires, while others doubt their value due to perceived risks and productivity concerns.

Blog Article

Reflecting on 2022

by Mika A
In 2022, moving from Singapore to Cambodia brought initial resistance to Mika but led to new friendships, rediscovered passions like skateboarding, and lessons on embracing change and finding positivity in new beginnings.

Blog Article

Helping Small Businesses In Jakarta

by Dhiya B
Upgraidd, founded in 2021 by Dhiya Barwari, provides free e-services to Indonesian small businesses, aiding them in digitalization and marketing to enhance online presence and boost sales post-COVID-19.

Blog Article

Breaking the Barrier

by Nadine J
Nadine confronted gender bias in her student government election, drawing inspiration from Hillary Clinton's resilience in the face of similar challenges, proving her capability and determination to lead effectively.

Blog Article

How Having a Friend in Your Mother Can Help You Change for the Better

by Nadine J
Nadine reflects on her mother's cherished music box, realizing amidst teenage struggles that family's steadfast support contrasts with fleeting friendships, teaching her the value of unconditional love and acceptance.

Blog Article

How I Found Healing and Purpose Through Art

by Nicole J
In "Perfect Blue," a pop singer's struggles mirror Nicole's journey from elite gymnast to artist. After an injury, art therapy helped Nicole heal, redefine herself, and explore new passions.

Blog Article

Tip Up for Grabs

by Thomas S
During the Circuit Breaker period, Thomas relied heavily on Grab food deliveries. Recent accidents highlight driver risks and inadequate insurance. Tipping and app enhancements are proposed to better support these essential workers.

Blog Article

My Journey Into Allyship

by August T
August contrasts his privilege with the marginalized status of Hong Kong domestic helpers, pledging allyship to advocate for their rights and improve their recognition and treatment.

Blog Article

Eye care for all: How Project Anya is Spreading the Word

by Shiv P
Project Anya, founded in 2021, raises awareness about eye care issues through social media and news outlets, inspired by experiences at the Tulsi Chanrai Foundation Eye Hospital in Abuja, Nigeria.

Blog Article

How to deal with daunting questions about your future

by Isha K
Navigating post-graduation uncertainty involves embracing diverse interests and potential criticisms, while exploring multipotentiality opens doors to varied career paths in an evolving world.

Blog Article

A revolution. But it is a necessary one.

by Ardian S
Ardian's piece urges immediate action on climate change through widespread adoption of sustainable energy, emphasizing the global threat and the imperative for unified efforts across all sectors.

Blog Article

When Food Waste Meets its Cure

by Neel V
Foodtopia connects surplus food from local restaurants and donors to food pantries via an online map, aiming to combat food waste and hunger while engaging youth globally.

Blog Article

Why Can’t I Catch my Breath?

by Maya G
Maya faces Vocal Cord Dysfunction with courage, continuing as a competitive swimmer despite breathing challenges, supported by her resilience and unwavering determination alongside family and friends.

Blog Article

MathZAP: Bridging The Academic Support Gap For Middle Schoolers.

by Alex W
MathZAP, an upcoming app, aims to support middle schoolers with accessible math resources and interactive learning tools, fostering confidence and understanding in mathematics through fun and community interaction.

Blog Article

“Good artists copy, great artists steal” – Pablo Picasso

by Solaia S
Solaia Suherman explores the ethics of artistic inspiration, reflecting on Picasso and Steve Jobs' views, concluding that creativity thrives on borrowing and evolving ideas from others' work.

Blog Article

Creating a Community to Thrive

by Dia S and Yuha M
Connect Helpers, a teen-led initiative, supports pregnant domestic workers in Hong Kong who face job loss and financial difficulties. They provide educational workshops, community activities, and are publishing a book, "Creating with Our Hands," to raise awareness and funds.

Blog Article

The Plight of Pregnant Domestic Workers in Hong Kong

by Dia S and Yuha M
Pregnant domestic workers in Hong Kong face job loss and financial hardship, often seeking refugee status. Organizations like Refugee Union and Connect Helpers provide support and raise awareness through community initiatives.
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