Like Aquila, but for mid teens

[BlueChampagne]

I have given my god daughter a subscription to Aquila for the last few years, but at 14 she is now outgrowing it. Any suggestions for something similar for older children? She's quite academic.

How It Works magazine

New Scientist. Easily accessible by an academic 14yo.

Agree with both the previous. Plus bbc history or history today.

Great idea, but I think they get New Scientist already. Will take a look at the History ones though.

Current Archaeology or Current World Archaeology are quite accessible and interesting for this age group (although I hesitate to encourage her into archaeology, it's a terrible career).

Oyla magazine