Guardian Summer School: Featured work by our young journalism students

Journalist Photograph: Esther Vargas via Flickr/Esther Vargas via Flickr

Earlier this year, we ran our first ever summer school for young people. Over the course of five days, our brilliant students wrote a selection of articles, with guidance from top Guardian journalists such as columnist Stuart Heritage, investigative journalist Shiv Malik, Observer magazine deputy editor Emma John, and many other expert tutors.

Have a browse through the front pages created by our attendees (believe it or not, all of our writers were between 16 and 19 years’ old!). Their stories covered everything from politics to feminism, film and literature – and we were amazed what they produced in the space of a few days at Guardian headquarters.

We’re currently working hard on the next instalment of Guardian Summer School so keep an eye on our website for further dates.

Anna Elias

Front page by Anna Elias. Photograph: Guardian

Edward Fremont-Barnes

Front page by Edward Fremont-Barnes. Photograph: Guardian

Eliot Raman Jones

Front page by Eliot Raman Jones. Photograph: Guardian

Harriet Marshall

Front page by Harriet Marshall. Photograph: Guardian

Jack Morgan Jones

Front page by Jack Morgan Jones. Photograph: Guardian

Jeannie Brown

Front page by Jeannie Brown. Photograph: Guardian

Jessica Rogers

Front page by Jessica Rogers. Photograph: Guardian

Lottie Howson

Front page by Lottie Howson. Photograph: Guardian

Phoebe Dua

Front page by Phoebe Dua. Photograph: Guardian

Robert Salusbury

Front page by Robert Salusbury Photograph: Guardian

Sian Hewitt

Front page by Sian Hewitt. Photograph: Guardian

Yelena Zylko

Front page by Yelena Zylko. Photograph: Guardian

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