High Profile 2018

Many thanks to all students who have submitted articles for this year’s magazine which focus on topics as diverse as the mystery of Stonehenge, the terracotta warriors, the anarchist Internet, Esperanto, History’s forgotten women, Shakespeare’s plays, Leonard Susskind, the United Nations, Etymology, the psychology of..

The 2018 edition of High Profile has just been published. There are paper copies available in school as well as a digital version which can be downloaded by clicking here. Many thanks to all students who have submitted articles for this year’s magazine which focus on topics as diverse as the mystery of Stonehenge, the terracotta warriors, the anarchist Internet, Esperanto, History’s forgotten women, Shakespeare’s plays, Leonard Susskind, the United Nations, Etymology, the psychology of hacking, stigma, the Post War American South and the role of the Royal Family in 21st Century Britain. A huge thank you to Rene, Simran, Cornelia Anushna, Zahra, Kiran, Beth, Chandanpreet, Old Edwardians- Philippa Kent and Ammaarah Faisal and Mrs Sally Huxley, former Food Studies teacher at KEHS.

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