In this descriptive piece, Charlotte paints a vivid and emotional picture of a young girl sitting alone on her birthday. Through strong imagery, thoughtful observation, and a melancholic atmosphere, she captures feelings of loneliness, silence, and quiet hope with impressive detail and sensitivity.
In this inquiry essay, TJ, a Grade 12 student, explores the tension between conformity and individual conscience. Drawing on literature, psychological experiments, and personal experience, the essay examines how obedience to authority, tradition, and social expectations can undermine moral judgment, revealing the dangers of prioritizing social acceptance over ethical responsibility.
Diary Entries (14 years old) December 24, 1800 Boarding School To my derelict self, ‘Twas Christmas Eve, and I lay within the solemn refuge of my cold room. The wintertime frost has long coated the bare, snowy yard, where the naked oaks stand grim and isolated. Beneath the creaky floorboards, the joyful laughter of my…
This literary essay is done by one of my grade 5 students on “Mending Wall” a poem by Robert Frost.
This character analysis essay is written by a grade 5 student of mine based on Jimmy Wells, the main character, in the story, “After Twenty Years” by O. Henry.
This piece is a character analysis essay based on the female main character in the story called “Transients in Arcadia” by O. Henry.
Rationale I made a collage with blended borders to show Mary’s disorder of thoughts. The first image depicts a traditional restaurant setting, with dull colours and a traditional Korean symbol on the wall. The words are floating, dominating the space despite not being present. Three characters are evident: Joon-Ho in green, Mary in a white…
The Ominous Button People’s morals are often forsaken when they are offered tempting rewards, and the consequences of their immoral actions feel so remote. “Button, button” follows Mr. Steward’s offer to Norma, a deal where if she presses a button, she will receive $50,000, but someone she does not know in the world will die….
The Dystopian World of Technology Everyone is now drawn to their screens. Everyone is gaming, ordering food, learning and working on a screen. Life 200 years ago was all outside. There were no such things as screens or games or working from home. Why are so many students taking their classes from home instead of…
No to Homework Did you know that more than 50% of students suffer from homework anxiety? In one survey, 85.7% of students reported a stress level of seven or higher on a scale of one to ten related to homework. While some people believe that homework is necessary, many claim that homework causes more harm…