Our wonderful team have carefully crafted this edition which displays the wonderful and diverse talents of the ICHK community. The works range from articles to poetry, visual media and many more.

This new edition presents the wonderful efforts of our team and we hope that you have a good read of the magazine during a well-deserved Easter break.

We would also like to introduce the newest member of our team, Mark Yu as our media manager. The team would like to thank him for creating engaging visual media to enhance our magazine.

Our team:

Charlotte Cheung, Charmaine Pilard, Cherie Chan, Daisy Davies, Emily Ball, Lucia Pareja Lopez, Mark Yu.

Welcome to the eighth edition of ICHK’s student-published magazine.

This issue’s central theme is Nostalgia. Sentimentality for the past has always existed in society. The nostalgia you feel is different depending on your age, your cultural background and many other things. All of us at ICHK have interesting tales about nostalgia that we long to share.

Nostalgia exists in all aspects of life. Pop culture, family, or simply our own thoughts. Through this term's issue, we believe that it gives you readers a taste of what makes the theme of nostalgia so special.

In this edition, members of our community of all ages provide an insight into what makes them the most nostalgic and present the nostalgic elements we see in pop culture.

Thank you for reading our magazine and showing your appreciation for Nostalgia. We hope that you’ll be back for future editions.

Read the piece here.

Anki: 'When people talk about their childhood memories it's often associated with fun, happiness and much more. But it is a different story for me, the traumatic experience is engraved in my brain and I can still remember every detail as if it happened yesterday.'

Read the full piece here.

Megan: 'Welcoming the gloomy weather was rather depressing and dull, until tiny rain droplets decided to come pouring down from the dark sky. Tasting the tiny drops of rain and looking at the grey clouds reminded me of the past. Memories decided to resurface. Some good but others not so pleasant.'

Read the full piece here.

Harry: 'When I stepped inside the door, I was standing in the middle of a pale white corridor. At each side of the corridor, hangs old photo frames. I narrowed my pupils to focus on the photo. It was me, one day, one month, one year old. Walking along the corridor, I see myself age. '

Read the full piece here.

The Insight team has gathered a collage of amazing nostalgia themed artwork by our very own Year 7s.