Emily Rhodes

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Contributing to a homegrown school magazine can inspire a passion for writing that endures into adulthood, says <em>Emily Rhodes</em>

issue 06 September 2014

‘The bath is still stained pink,’ said Anna, laughing as we reminisced about those halcyon days, now over a decade ago, when she started a school magazine.

Anna and I went to Westminster School for sixth form. We’d both come from St Paul’s Girls’ School, where magazines proliferated, and were surprised to discover that Westminster had none except for a rather grand annual put together by the development office, aimed more at Old Westminsters than current pupils.

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