Our Students' Words
In light of our move, we have been talking to our students about what makes the Lyceum the Lyceum. Young writers from each class have shared their answers to the question "What makes the Lyceum such an incomparably special place?"
"The Lyceum is a warm attic of memorabilia from stories past."
Patrick, age 14
"The Lyceum is a ubiquitous mother that blesses minds and sows the seeds of growth within them."
Patrick, age 14
"The Lyceum is a place where everyone can find what they need to do their best work."
Ben, age 12
"The Lyceum is a place where I socialize with my younger past."
Zach, age 13
"The Lyceum is a place of creativity, letting your brain flow with imagination whether it would be writing or art."
Joannah, age 12
"The Lyceum is the solitary cabin in the middle of the storm, illuminated by lamplight and a rough stone hearth, serving hot, hearty soup to the weary travellers on foot. The Lyceum is the place where travellers collect; they bond together here to form a community."
Patrick, age 14
"The Lyceum is the golden elixir which soothes inner turmoil."
Patrick, age 14
"A writing community where no ideas are wrong."
Ben, age 12
"The Lyceum is us."
Zach, age 13
"The Lyceum is a dense neutron star in a calm pocket of the universe, pulling objects in with an entrancing light. It emanates the feeling of home, of nourishment, surrounded by souls in orbit who bask in its glow."
Patrick, age 14
"A place to just sit down and write, where your ideas have no barricades."
Ben, age 12
"The Lyceum is a place where there is no filter at the front door. It isn’t a normal place, you don’t get sent home if you were different. Everyone is welcome."
Zach, age 13
"The Lyceum is one of the few places in this world you would call home."
Joannah, age 12
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