20th Issue

At the start of our new school year, new teachers brought with them a diversity of experiences and
fresh perspectives enriching our whole school community. They have worked collaboratively within
their teams, especially with their teacher buddy, while getting to know each other very well as new
and supportive colleagues. Our new teachers have shared their Desert Island Discs; three songs
that they would take with them if stranded on a desert island! Why not get to know your new
teachers better by enjoying their chosen songs and widening your musical palette!
Selah, You are my hiding place
> It's like a prayer seeking help and shelter from God.
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Beatles, Yesterday
A defining song within it's genre, that many songs now
base themselves upon.
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CCM, You were born to be love
It's a Korean song which reminds me of love.
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Grouplove, Tongue Tied
An upbeat song that emphasizes the need for friendship
and love.
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Music Travel Love, Hold Onto Me
It's soothing music which can give me a clear mind.
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Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeroes, Home
A narrative song, showing the development of a loving
relationship.
Ms Rebecca Yip
Secondary Geography
Teacher
Mr Alex McRoy
Secondary English Teacher
Ashes of Our Sins, Refuse to fall
I have been listening to this song for four years, and it's helped me stay motivated in tough times!
Randy Dominguez, Universe Rising
This song makes me appreciate the wonders of nature, the mysteries of life and the challenging
adventures I face.
Mr Baha Ghomrassi
Secondary English Teacher
Protocat ft. Natus, Worthy
This melodic track makes me think about the purpose of my existence, but it also convinces me that
my life, wherever I am and no matter how difficult it is, is worth living. The violin and piano creates a
melody that adds a sense of purpose to my life.
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