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Here are features written by students from our award-winning Magazine NCTJ Journalism course.

Singing for their supper

Ed and Will

by Jennifer Maxfield

Two young men are walking and busking across Britain with no money, living wild and relying on the hospitality of strangers. Are they just eccentric - or have they rediscovered a simpler life we could all learn from?

Kemptown Vs Starbucks

by Finbarr Bermingham

There are few places in the UK like Kemptown. Fiercely independent, ultra libertarian and decidedly quirky in a world of consumerism and compliance, within its narrow streets exists the true essence of Brighton. A cultural melting pot of craft shops, fair-trade produce, organic restaurants, gay bars and nightclubs, it has for years been a haven for like-minded bohemians and businesses.

Healthy Schools Need Healthy Touch

healthy schools need healthy touch

by Loretta Flockhart

The government’s shake-up of primary education recognises the importance of play-based learning. In light of this, Loretta Flockhart considers how the Massage in Schools Programme fits the bill as a creative, kinesthetic learning tool, but asks why the government won’t foot the bill.