Category: Creative Writing

Kenley Ho (12) – STAFF REPORTER

I don’t remember much about my first day at kindergarten, but all I know was that it was absolutely terrifying. read more

Mahraeel Tadros (12) – STAFF REPORTER

Firsts are always magical – filled with anticipation, a mix of excitement, and nervousness. This is especially true for children who are about to embark on their academic journey. For me, leaving my parents made me nervous, but at the same time, being in a new and unfamiliar environment was exciting. read more

Maggie Aghababyan (9) – STAFF REPORTER

Although it seems like ages ago, my first day of school was only around eleven years ago, days filled with recesses, colouring, and mindless work in the past, yet it’s nice to occasionally look back these nostalgic memories. read more

Jessica Ng (11) – STAFF REPORTER

As October comes around, it’s a sign of the autumn season arriving. read more

Madura Muraleetharan (11) – STAFF REPORTER

The trees have sucked in their last breath and succumbed to the blazing flames of autumn. I grin. This is opportunity. This is chance. This is fall. You see, when I think about fall, I can barely feel anything but excitement. I feel there need be no explanation for this; it’s so achingly obvious why I would ever love fall. It’s the leaves. Oh, those dear, lovely leaves. I love the way they deliciously scorch against the autumn sky, I love their tantalizing smokey scent. Although most of the sexual getting viagra without prescription problems in men aren’t life threating, they are damaging enough for men’s self-confidence and their relationships as well. Compare prices and products with other websites to get a genuine product at cute-n-tiny.com cheap cialis the lower prices. As a result, many free cialis without prescription couples get deprived of the joy of parenthood. The medicine needs to be http://cute-n-tiny.com/tag/golden-retriever/ buy cheap cialis consumed only once every day. I love the way they dangle temptingly off the tree branches, and finally – oh, such a glorious finally – I love the way they taste. Their snapping crunch awakens all my senses and their dry finish sends them flying to places I never knew possible. All year I yearn for their crispy texture, and when fall at last arrives, all I can feel is excitement because I must eat all the leaves. Every single one of them. Not the slightest withering fragment shall be spared. I crave that feeling of vacuuming them down my cavernous gullet, of my smile carving its way across my face, that sensation of my stomach gurgling in protest as I munch onward. There are no second thoughts, no apprehensions when it comes to fall. It is my season of growth, of nourishment. And oh, how I do cherish it. Chomp. read more

Kenley Ho (12) STAFF REPORTER

I’m not really a fan of autumn; it’s a downfall.

Autumn starts in September, ends in November and the weather during this time is not preferable. During this time, the temperature drops, it rains more often, and the days get shorter which makes it less desirable to go out. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) says that the average “high” weather in August is 27 degrees Celsius and by November, it drops to 8 degrees Celsius.
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Compared to other seasons, nothing much happens in the fall. In winter, there’s the winter break, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve. In the spring, the weather starts getting warmer and we have the Easter weekend. During the summer, there’s great weather and no school! Autumn is the time when school starts and no one looks forward to starting a new school year. During autumn, Halloween was a holiday that I looked forward to, but now that I’m older, trick-or-treating isn’t as exciting anymore. read more

Jin Schofield (9) – STAFF REPORTER

One can walk among the fallen, crumbling leaves that coat the ground during a regular autumn day and think only of death. Anticipation for a long, deathly winter. You can see this all-encompassing loss of hope not only in the decaying leaves of bare trees but in the animals, even in the weather – everyone seems to be giving up and giving in. Animals begin digging burrows to hide within, escaping the ruthless cold. The blissful visits of daytime grow shorter and shorter. During these autumn months, the sun gradually decides to retire early, leaving the night to arrive for its prey far too soon. There seems to be no motivation in the world – we have lived our lives and there is now nothing but cold and emptiness left in the summer’s wake. read more

Jin Schofield (9) STAFF REPORTER

It’s as if I am still there.

I remember gazing over an empty plot of land – nothing but flat, glistening stone for hundreds of meters. Seated under a scrawny tree, I savour the tiny amount of shelter provided to me from the blazing sun. As I stare out across this vast blanket of stone, I marvel in this monument’s prominence – significance one might say rivals that of the Parthenon, the Great Wall, and the Pyramids. read more

MAHRAEEL TADROS (12) – STAFF REPORTER

This summer I went on a trip to Washington DC. The trip was amazing despite the sweltering weather. One of my favourite memories there was the visit to the Lincoln Memorial on the night of July 1st – Canada Day. read more

Madura Muraleetharan (11) CREATIVE WRITER

The van groaned as it hopped rather than drove down the road. I’d woken up at 4 am that morning, and I was finding it impossible to manage to fall asleep while being jostled around. I was in Sri Lanka, and my parents seemed super convinced that we absolutely had to see the sunrise from a famous lookout point in Nuwara Eliya. read more