Thea B Across the world, across every continent, there are young people, changing the world. Right now, there are 1.2 billion young people in the world. That’s a lot! So how are they changing the world? Tsehay Tsehay became a Wiggle at only 15 years old! Tsehay's talent caught the attention of the Wiggles (who are also Ambassadors for UNICEF Australia) and she became the youngest Wiggle. She was the first female to wear pants and not a skirt! Abbie While she sat in a doctor’

Kenzie Eyles As my Normo journey comes to an end, so does my work in The Mary Word. I’ve been an on and off member since 2021 and have written so many articles I’ve lost track. In here I will include my first ever article and some articles that marked moments in my Loreto journey. I still remember the days where The Mary Word was in the Curran, then Level 2 GBC and now we all find comfort in the 70s rooms. I am going to break each rating into 3 categories all out of 10 with a

By Hannah Kent During my time at Loreto, I have pulled several all-nighters to meet deadlines and turn in assignments. While I would never recommend doing it if it isn’t an option, sometimes the deadline is tomorrow, and the document is blank. Another note I feel I have to mention is that this is something I would only recommend doing in senior years (and even then only if you absolutely feel you have to); really, nothing before year 11 will have anything that won’t take you