Stories
We publish thousands of stories each year, all written by our brilliant students. Here’s a selection of what they’ve been writing across our workshops.
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My Mothers Makeup, My Makeup
By Alexandrina, Year 5
my mothers makeup, my make up sometimes I put too much my mothers makeup, my make up I always need that extra touch from lipstick to eyeliner then Mascara...
Detail To Detail
By Alexandrina, Year 5
I feel the gentle breeze in my face as I go through the life’s incredible maze I feel lost but the minor details are there to help the wind blows the...
The Door
By Kanvi, Year 6
The atmosphere was thick. The street lamps stood silently, stubbornly shining into the night. The sky was pitch black, the lamp’s resembled stars, illuminating their value in the night sky....
Inequality In The Workplaces
By Fatuma, Year 9
Women’s rights are human rights so why are we still fighting for our rights? We should have them already. women have a high chance of being harassed, assaulted, being looked...
The Unknown
By Ishan, Year 6
It was a cool, early summer morning. Birds were chirping and the rustle of the trees filled the boy’s ears. He sat in his room, looking out the window, enjoying...
Emmeline
By Rumaysa, Year 7
Disrespectful sun. It’s too cheerful today. He wishes the sky would send down torrents of rain instead to extinguish the living hell he knows today will bring. Unlike every day,...
My Nightmare Dress
By Nancy, Year 7
Once a lady was lying down in her comfortable bed and then she remembered a very embarrassing moment which was when she was in a wedding and she and another...
The Fun They Had
By Iftekhar, Year 8
Today was the 17th of April 2277 which is Tom’s birthday. Tom invited his friend Margie to come over to his house. Tom was extra excited today because there was...
Air Hotel 3000
Year 8
Today would be the maiden voyage of the Air Hotel 3000. It will fly from Australia, over the Himalayan Mountains across the Atlantic Ocean and finally it will land in...
Stickler
By Iftekhar, Year 8
It’s an ordinary librarian job, but there’s so much to organise, Hermoine thought as she drove to work. She was looking forward to fixing up the adventure section and maybe...
Joxo turned into a horse by an evil witch
By Natalie, Year 10
Once there lived a riches boy named Joxo in town that had a special crown until a bad witch came with her broom and said pass over the crown. Then...
Tokyo – World’s Largest City
By Joshua, Year 10
The capital of Japan and the world’s most populous metropolis, Tokyo is 13,572 km^2 in size and located at the head of Tokyo Bay, in the Tokyo prefecture at 35.6762°...
Post-Colonialist Texts
By Joshua, Year 10
The post-colonial text ‘Bora Ring’ by Judith Wright explores a unique aspect of Australian identity by communicating her perspective on the British colonisation of the former. The poem speaks about...
Critical Analysis
By Joshua, Year 10
The basis of a fictional universe is the author’s interpretation of reality, evident in Clare Atkins’ cyclical, multi-narrative novel ‘Between Us’. The story narrates the experiences of an Iranian refugee,...
Geography
By Joshua, Year 10
I am discussing the Borneo Rainforest, also known as the Borneo lowland rain forests, and the problems it has faced and the growing struggle to confront these issues. The Borneo...