This article was originally published by Cape Fear Voices/Teen Scene. It has been republished with permission as part of We Are’s international student voice partnership.
On April 8, 2024, a...
This article was originally published by Cape Fear Voices/Teen Scene. It has been republished with permission as part of We Are’s international student voice partnership.
A few weeks ago, I had...
It feels kind of weird now that I’ve finished up with school, the HSC and all of that, but recently I have found myself with a lot of time on my hands. With said time, I’ve given some thought and reflected...
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Last week, Australia promoted Hidden Disabilities Awareness Week, in the hope of raising awareness of non-visible disabilities. Such disabilities include...
“Life is short, the world is wide, and I want to make some memories!”
It’s one of my favourite quotes from one of my favourite film - Mamma Mia 2 - and I could not help but to include it while I...
I don’t know about you, but I have always hated puzzle pieces - even today. The painstaking idea of having to shift through millions of miniature puzzle pieces to create this magnificent picture of the...
You are only 18! Being back at WCC has made me realise how young we actually were in Year 12. I know that sounds ridiculous, since the majority of people turn 18 in year 12, legally making you an adult....
I don’t think you realise how much you learn from your teachers, and how much they really are on your side until after you graduate.
Sure, during my time at WCC I had my fair share of incredible...
2007. My first year at William Clarke College. It’s hard to comprehend that some people reading this weren’t alive (or were very young) when I started school.
For you, the Branwhite Centre and...
