Check out this collection of creative poems by our Year 1s – they’re all about soup! Delicious! ——————————————————————————————- Soup Grandma, clad in apron, turns on the stoveAs the pot heats, the fire rages onShe slowly stirs the pot, giving it loveOnce it’s in the bowl it’s instantly gone Her sweet smile, oh how innocent andContinue reading “Soup”
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False Island
Check out this submission of a wonderful poem about migrant workers by Ellery from M23105!
Utopia/Dystopia
Take a deep dive with the Journalism Club members as we grapple with these two conflicting extremes. Take a look at the creative pieces by our members, written in 2020.
Wonderment
Wonderment is a common experience that all humans inevitably have. Take a peek back in our archives at this club-wide piece where our members in 2019 wrote pieces about wonderment.
Voyager
Calliope is a weekly (mostly) session in Journalism where we gather to write and share pieces based on the selected topic! This week, we have many more submissions!! Including those from our new Y1 members! Start off this journey with an extra special video, before enjoying some poetry as well as some short stories. “Voyager”,Continue reading “Voyager”
Poltergeist
Calliope is a weekly (mostly) session in Journalism where we gather to write and share pieces based on the selected topic! Enjoy the creative variety of poems and scroll to the end to find a couple of intriguing (and somewhat disturbing) short stories! Poltergeist, German for “rumbling ghost” or “noisy spirit”, is a type ofContinue reading “Poltergeist”
Renounce
Calliope is a weekly (mostly) session in Journalism where we gather to write and share pieces based on the selected topic! Have a look at this week’s poetry collection! I renounce my throne! “Renouncing” can be used in many scenarios, meaning to abandon, give up or turn away from something. Cheng Jie The student ladenContinue reading “Renounce”
Revolution
Calliope is a weekly (mostly) session in Journalism where we gather to write and share pieces based on the selected topic! For our first-ever session this year, we got a nice range of poetry (spot the limerick and the haiku!) as well as a short story. Oh glorious Revolution… We nearly had an entire newsletterContinue reading “Revolution”
Ronald – Part 1
A play by Danyson and Eleos T(It is 6.01 PM. RICK was just dismissed from CCA in school. The sky is grey and cloudy.) RICK: Hmmm, the sky is so dark now. I better hurry home before I get caught in the rain. (RICK walks to the back gate of school, but he sees aContinue reading “Ronald – Part 1”
The Aftermath
A play by Cheng Jie Narrator: The year is 2050. Humanity has been decimated to a mere hundred thousand people who have all gathered on the island of Singapore. The pandemic resulted in mass burnings of bodies and has adversely affected everyone. Thankfully, a vaccine was developed just before humanity was completely wiped out. LittleContinue reading “The Aftermath”
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