The Mona Lisa has seen a colourful past; it has hung in Napoleon Bonaparte’s bedchamber and was also stolen from the Louvre in Paris in 1911.
The Olympics And Its Cultural Significance
When attempts were made in the late 19th century to bring the games back, it was Baron Pierre de Coubertin who organised the start of the modern games during the first Olympic congress in 1894 at Sorbonne University, Paris.
Do Audiobooks Count As Reading?
Simply put, we’re doing the one thing we’re told not to do: judging a book by its cover.
Weapons And Tools Of The Stone Age
Stone age man was undoubtedly tough, but you don’t want to be bare-knuckle wrestling a sabre-tooth tiger or woolly mammoth!
Debating Skills And Advice
Whether you’re debating face-to-face or online, here are some essential tips to help you excel in your next debate.
The Lost Civilisations Of The Americas
The time of the Incan empire began in Peru in the 1200s and was the largest empire of the ancient Americas.
A Book Recommendation For July: One Of Us Is Lying
Just when you think you have figured out who did the deed, you’ll likely have been fooled again.
The International Mathematical Olympiad
Mathematics competitions began between schools in the Austro-Hungarian empire in the 19th century.
The History Of Education
One of the earliest records of education can be traced back to around 3500 BC, where Egyptian priests would strengthen and preserve their culture by retaining strict, traditional thinking.
