Girls at all levels of the school are invited to contribute reports, photography, artwork and creative writing.  They are also actively encouraged to participate in the production process as a whole.  A  Sixth Form  Committee meet at lunchtimes to shape the magazine’s content each year, taking responsibility for the selection of sub-mitted articles and for the commissioning of special features.  They work closely with the Editor and a Lower Sixth Committee, open to girls from years 7, 8 
and 9. 

In the later stages of production, the school’s  I.T.  suites provide an ideal working environment where articles can be fine-tuned using word-processing and desktop publishing packages.  At present, working on the magazine allows girls to experience a real sense of involvement with the school as a community; in the future, as their ability to use computer technology grows, it is hoped pupils can play an even more active role in a largely school-based production process. 

Without the practical and creative contributions of a dedicated, hard-working team of pupils, the Senior School magazine could not be the success that it is each year, well-received by pupils and parents alike.