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Screen Free Teen - a brand new magazine concept, launching December 2026!

'Screen Free Teen' magazine brings together meaningful insight and advice around the topic of digital disconnection, with columns, features, interviews and ‘problem page’ sections written and contributed to by students, teachers, parents and experts in the field of youth health and psychology.

The magazine is designed to inspire and uplift young audiences through the medium of relatable peer experiences, delivered in a tangible format that encourages a move away from the online world.

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Behind the scenes with 'Screen-Free Teen' Magazine

It's been a busy week of Q&As for Screen-Free Teen Magazine, beginning with Evie and Grace's sit-down with Tom Kerridge at the renowned Butcher's Tap in Marlow, and finishing with Matilda from year 9 at Newlands School interviewing local MP Joshua reynolds. Screen-Free Teen is a new title which I’m proud to be Editing and producing alongside Health Magazine. It has been developed as an antidote to youth screen culture, and is a driving force for the local Smartphone-free Chil

Screen-Free Teen Magazine - reprising the joy of the 90s glossies in a bid to bring back the analogue childhood

Do you remember 90s teen magazines? I know I do, and I’m on a mission to bring them back. Screen-Free Teen magazine is a brand new print publication designed for - and produced - modern teenagers. This magazine has been designed to replicate the reader experience of the 90s glossies that we all knew…and loved. It’s a palpable back-step from the digital abyss that teens (and indeed adults) find themselves in… and I’m sure you’ll agree, it’s never been more needed. Or wanted. C

Screen-Free Teen...incoming!

For the past 6 months, ‘Screen Free Teen Magazine’ has been slowly coming together behind the scenes, and with only a few months to go until the first edition is published, there's much to reveal about this exciting new publication! Coined as a solution to digital disconnection among youngsters, the title is intended to reprise the joy of the 90s glossy for a generation who know not the joy of flicking pages, a free pull-out poster (and a lip balm if you’re lucky!) ‘Screen Fr

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