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The Quirky Quibbler

The student news site of Stockholm International School

The Quirky Quibbler

Best martial artist at SIS
Our Own Magic Wandi
Aahna B., Reporter • May 7, 2026

We see her every day, often rushing, almost always joking, with the rest of our talented lunch crew. But, of course, Wandi has a lot more to her than just the world’s most infectious laugh. So, today: a little insight into...

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 Is New York City the best school trip ever? 
 Is New York City the best school trip ever? 
Annika L., Deputy Editor/Reporter • April 30, 2026

School trips are a universal experience for any student. We are united by excursions and field trips that are a short 10 minute ride away. Places like a local museum or a theme park are the usual go-to. Soaring 6000 km...

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Around the World in One Day: International Day Transforms Norra Latin
Around the World in One Day: International Day Transforms Norra Latin
Kavin R., Writer • April 20, 2026

Students and staff came together last Saturday to celebrate diversity and global culture during this year’s International Day, an event that transformed the school into a vibrant showcase of traditions from around the world. The...

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Living in Oceania for 90 minutes
Romane D., Editor/Reporter • April 17, 2026

Over the last decade, the manipulation of truth, authoritarianism, surveillance, and censorship have become norms, making modern societies seem like examples drawn from some of the finest dystopias of classic literature....

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Hat Day Brings Music, Colour and Celebration to the Aula
Hat Day Brings Music, Colour and Celebration to the Aula
Kavin R. and Max L. April 14, 2026

On April 2, the primary school community gathered in the Aula for a lively and memorable Hat Day Parade. The event brought together a large number of students, performers, and audience members for a joyful celebration filled...

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The Grade 12s Were On A Roll For Their Last Day!
Romane D., Editor/Reporter • April 13, 2026

Though April Fools’ Day is a universal excuse to prank your friends, this year’s April 1st happened to be an ideal Senior Prank day for the grade 12s. Senior traditions have been around for numerous years, if not...

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Juel and Louise
World Poetry Day, A day to Remember for the Arts
Sebastian H., Max L. • April 2, 2026

Students gathered in the aula to celebrate the power of words, expression, and creativity through engaging and dynamic performances and readings.  This event featured various student-led performances, where people...

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Charlotte D. reciting “The Blackbird of Glanmore”
An Artistically and Culturally Rich Evening at the Royal College of Music
Romane D., Editor/Reporter • March 23, 2026

March 17th is inevitably known as being the greenest day of the year, in other words Saint Patrick’s Day. To honour the patron saint of Ireland as well as the country’s heritage, culture, and traditions,...

If That Was Their First, They’re Bound To Go Far
If That Was Their First, They’re Bound To Go Far
Romane D., Editor/Reporter • March 19, 2026

These past few weeks have been filled with emotion, for the fans, but most importantly for The Shams, who have been working incredibly hard on their set in order to honour the day of the Irish, all whilst...

The Greenest Day of the Year
The Greenest Day of the Year
Romane D., Editor/Reporter • March 16, 2026

To some, March 14th is a festivity of the mathematical constant Pi (𝜋). To others, this day may be the opportunity to acknowledge National Potato Chip Day. However, to many, this second Saturday of...

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