Taima Julia Sy She still dances My great grandmother is a hundred and one. I call her taima, father’s grandmother in hokkien. My tribute to Taima was supposed to be an art
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Mr Van: An Interview
Last month, Conroy Tan, Seline Kawpeng, and Preston Doll from the Winston team interviewed our new Head of School, Mr. Van der Linde. In the interview, Mr. Van shared his impression of the Philippines, his
The Spoils Within the Obra Dinn
By: Steven Chua, Year 13 As the go-to whipping boy for moral guardians, video games have had their fair share of urban legends. There’s supposedly some sort of rage virus implanted into video games
An Introduction to Horse Riding
By: Sarah Miller, Year 10 The feeling of being in sync with the movement of a horse, knowing that changing how you use your weight will impact how the horse moves, being in control of
IB Exams: Advice from the Other Side
Wise words from Moyca Disini, Riana Lago, Audrey Buhain and Mica Tan Interviews by Gabby Uy and Chloe Siy-Yap It’s that time of the year again: the coffee brews stronger and the eyebags sink
Grad Guidance: Xuanlin Tham
Xuanlin Tham served as the Editor-in-Chief of Winston before graduating to the University of Edinburgh in 2018. Now, we catch up with her as she shares how she’s adjusted to university and life in Scotland.
A Guide To Success In Your IGCSEs
Aidan Curran, Abigail Ngan, Amanda Dee, and Gio Ty share their insight on what it’s like taking each of their optional courses, maintaining a balanced academic and social life, and navigating through the IGCSE final exams. Learn from the best, and you’ll ace the test.
Grad Guidance: Ian and Catherine Kawpeng
Catherine Kawpeng, graduate of 2017 and former managing editor of Winston, and Ian Kawpeng, graduate of 2018 and former head of service learning, share their experiences at The University of Toronto. They provide insight on their academic curriculum, the hurdles they’ve faced and most importantly, what college is like with a sibling.
Behind the Tourist Ad
“I want, at the end of the day, that they will hear our voice, that there is someone who will fight for our rights.”
Norman King, the first Aeta to earn a University degree
Yellow Tulips
I open my apartment door eager to see the familiar violet azaleas lining the walkway nearest my apartment building. My lips curl into a smile as I pass by a large bunch of daffodils. I run my fingers across their velvety petals; each touch fills my heart with happiness. However, seeing a cluster of yellow tulips nearby, I tear up. Nostalgia washes over me as these delicate flowers evoke memories of my time with you.
