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Huge queues as some shops re open for the first time in nearly three months. As the government encourages people to go out and spend sensibly non essential stores and shoppers in england prepare for a new way of doing business. I cant wait, first time in ages, apart from the supermarket ive been into. So, im looking forward to it. Love it, love it. I havent been on lockdown because i work for the nhs but its so nice for the shops to finally be open. But theres chaos in some places as social distancing rules are ignored in the rush for a post lockdown bargain. Well be getting the latest from th...

Around the world, more than 36 million children have been forced to flee their homes due to war, famine and terror to seek safety.

First place (tie): "Heroes" by Ian Hong The notorious duo, the undefeatable team and the greatest force in the galaxy, the dreamer and the doer, equipped with the power of change have the ability to unleash their greatest ambitions using their unbreakable effort upon the world. The infectious inspiration and passion they express have more power than their physical selves and brain power. With words and actions, they release fireflies into those cold summer nights, leading the way with an invisible path. Everyone, from kids to seniors, follow it to find and catch dreams.  Don’t fear them,...

First place: "The Ripple Effect" by Siye Habtemariam Our universe is incomprehensibly large. In comparison to the several galaxies, we are as consequential as a speck of dust. Despite this, one human being can greatly alter the fabric of the universe, whether it’s in a good or bad way. There are several people in history that have impacted how our world looks today. There’s Marie Curie, a French physicist and chemist that changed the world for women in STEM. Lucretia Mott, an abolitionist, women’s rights activist and social reformer. These two influential people were just that, peop...