Located in the heart of Mumbai, India, the American School of Bombay is a coeducational, independent, IB day school from Pre-K to Grade 12.
Eagles View Student Newspapers
Launched in 2021 Students learn the elements of an eNewspaper and learn how to interview, revise and write for a newsletter.
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Launched in 2021, Middle School Eagles’ View is a creative avenue for students to practice journalism, graphic design, layout, and digital marketing! Led and comprised of students, the Paper Press Team helps readers bond with the ASB community by capturing students’ voices, choices, and diverse experiences.
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Launched in May 2020, Eagles’ View is a creative avenue for students to practice journalism, graphic design, layout, and digital marketing! Led and comprised of students, the Paper Press Team helps readers bond with the ASB community by capturing students’ voices, choices, and diverse experiences. Please follow @asbeaglesview on Instagram
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Featured in Midday Newspaper
Mumbai has long been a muse to many artists, writers, photographers and visitors. Its energy is not always possible to capture in words. It has the buzz and resilience of New York, the vintage charm of some areas of London, architecture belonging to the Art Deco of Europe, and yet it has its own eclectic charm. It is unpretentious yet charming, unpredictable and constantly hectic, ever evolving without moving away from its core.
Grade 9 explored Mumbai in Language Arts this year, in a narrative unit called ‘Mumbai Uncovered’, to try and capture the very essence of the magic of this city. Enjoy this collection of stories that explore this magical city we call home.
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With thanks to David de Souza whose beautiful photographs inspired the writings in 'Itinerants'. Photographs reproduced with David's permission for this digital version.
*Please note that some of these stories contain themes that some people and younger audiences may find challenging.
