Future of the Past – Rhubarb Theatre
Rhubarb Theatre visited Boston High School as part of the Future of the Past Project (FOTP) which uses the arts to brig heritage and stories to life in creative ways. This project has been made possible with funding through the Heritage Lottery. Our newsroom team were on hand to find Continue Reading
Boston Brilliance – Claire Foster Interview
Students from Boston High School recently visited Boston College to interview Principal & CEO Claire Foster to find out more about the upcoming and exciting Boston Brilliance Event on 14 February 2025 Watch to find out more:
Storytellers: Guildhall Zest
Young people from across Boston visited the Guildhall to witness the unveiling of flags carrying their ambitions and statements about the future they want to see following work with Zest Theatre – we sent a team of journalists from Boston High School to find out more!
Cinema Etiquette
The recent release of Jon M Chu’s Wicked to cinemas has brought a mass of controversy aboutcinema etiquette. The release of the long-awaited movie should have been a time for celebration,but instead became a mass debate. At the time of the release, American Multi-Cinemas Theatres (AMC Theatres) posted signs to Continue Reading
F1 Welcomes GMC
Formula one has announced on the 25th of November 2024 that a new motorsport team will be joining the FIA Formula One world championship grid for the 2026 season. F1 has reached an ‘agreement principal’ with the car brand GM for its famous Cadillac brand to join the grid and Continue Reading
Boston Light Switch On
The Boston Christmas Festival 2024 is a festival running through the town of Boston. There will be a variety of entertainment over a 3-day period. The event will be from Friday 29th November to Sunday 1st December and will be free to attend as well as free parking in all Continue Reading
Live Music Costs
Over 20 million people went to a gig or concert in 2023 to see their favourite artists and bands! But some people have a hard time affording these luxuries after ticket prices have sky-rocketed over the past decade. But why? Why do artists feel the need to charge such prices Continue Reading
Taxing Farmers
The government have announced plans, from April 2026 inherited agricultural assets worth more than £1m, which were before exempt, will now have an inheritance tax at 20%. The government insists that only the richest would face an extra tax bill, but farming groups don’t agree saying almost every farming estate Continue Reading
Imran Khan Protests
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, has sparked protests in the capital, Islamabad. Thousands of individuals are marching on the streets attempting to persuade the government to release Mr. Khan, who was sentenced to 14 years in prison after allegations of corruption and illegal sale of state gifts. Chaos Continue Reading
Trump: Protector of Women
Donald Trump, the former and now re-elected US president prides himself on being a ‘Protector of women’ and claims that he will ‘do it, whether the women like it or not’ he is ‘going to protect them’. But how should we feel about his offer…? During the 2024 presidential election, Continue Reading