Windmill - The Magician

Editor’s Letter:

Welcome back Windmill readers, we are back with our first issue of this academic year. It’s jam-packed with amazing articles including recipes, book recommendations, movie reviews and Halloween themed articles!

It was hard with COVID last year to have released the normal amount of issues—we managed one per term—but this year we are back on track for half-termly publication!

Try and encourage yourself to wear your masks both at school and outside to prevent any further lockdowns and hopefully life will return to normal.

Enjoy the fantastic start back to school! 

Aimen Malik (Year 10)

Co-Editor

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Summer 2021

In this issue...

• The safety of Women
• Top 5 Summer Reads
• Looking after your Mental Health
• The TG5K

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Christmas 2020

In this issue...

• US Election
• Black Lives Matter
• Plastic Pollution
• Odd Socks day at TGS
• and many more...

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Easter 2020 

Hello Windmillers, Hope you’re all doing well at this chaotic time! At this moment, we all need to unite and help each other. Just remember, there is always light at the end of the tunnel. This is a major moment in history that no one will forget. At this moment in time, we should not lose hope. Everything will be good soon, just hang in there and don’t worry about it too much. We have decided to focus this issue on Easter. This will surely brighten your day.

Best wishes, Swetha 

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Spring 2020

New Year’s Revolutions and How To Keep Them!

By Amelia - 7J

Set  yourself manageable goals that you are more likely to achieve: 10 small goals in a year rather than one big one. For example, each week try and go a day without sugar. It is always nice to have someone to help you and give you some support or a reminder. For example, if you are trying to read more ask your friend or family member when you have some spare time to read.....

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