Publications

Markham College seeks to promote publications made by students. 

 

Markham is proud to present the Eunoia Cookbook produced by students. This publication contains healthy recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks and snacks. It also includes vegan, vegetarian and gluten free options. We hope you enjoy it!

 

Eunoia Cookbook

The Markham Economist is a magazine created by students with a passion for economics. The magazine aims to provide the community with a real-life view of economics.

 

The Markham Economist

A group of S3 students just launched Live Smart, a monthly magazine that focuses on topics relevant to teenagers and their health. In this publication, Markham students can read about stress and anxiety management, healthy eating, exercise routines, advice on everyday problems and understand how to improve their lifestyles. The Live Smart Team is looking for contributors. If you're interested in taking part, please fill in the Google Forms at the end of the Magazine. 

 

Markham College's literary magazine, The LITtle Journal, just launched its second issue. This is a student-founded magazine that showcases Markhamian's written work (short stories, poems, and essays) in Spanish, English, and French.

 

A group of Secondary students recently launched the school's first interactive philosophy magazine which features accessible topics for students of different ages and interests. Students, teachers and even alumni shared some of their philosophical thoughts through articles and drawings that encourage a deep introspection about who we are and our place in the world we live in.

 

The Magnifier

A group of students from Primary, as part of the after school activities, published a newspaper completely produced by themselves.
 
 

Lions News

ECOS was a magazine created and produced by our students, baptised as inter-cultural journalists by the Ministry of Education, for the great work that they have done for the Tinkuy meetings since 2013. The magazine was published uninterruptedly for over 10 years. Started in 2006, it was initially created to help collect funds in support of the Multiple Sclerosis Association of Peru (ESMUP).

ECOS allowed students to express their ideas, opinions and feelings about events that not only happen in the school but also those that befall our country and the world. It was a great way to explore and reflect upon what was happening around them and to share it with the Markham community in the languages taught at school, as ECOS aimed to be an intercultural magazine.

 

Past ECOS publications: