What Is the Class of 2019 Up To Now?
Emma V., Editor
September 9, 2019
We decided to interview some of the graduates from the class of 2019 to see what their plans are and if they have any advice on how to survive the IB. We interviewed Tess E., Olivia W., Sumedha J., Lauren M., Leano C., and Minseok L. to see what their post-SIS futures hold. 1. Describe your IB experience in one word. Tes...
Welcome Back Everyone!
Emma V., Editor
September 4, 2019
We hope you've all had a good summer, and we want to say a warm welcome to all our new students! We ourselves have five new members on the crew of the Quirky Quibbler, so you can be expecting many new articles to start rolling in. We will keep you updated on school events, things happening around St...
School’s Out For Summer
Titaree O., Tom L., Olivia W., Graduate Speakers
June 14, 2019
First Speech - Titaree O. To all students, teachers, and parents of Stockholm International School. Thank you so much for having me today. Also, thanks to my younger brother who inspired me to stand here and give the speech today. First of all, I want to congratulate all of grade 12 who achieved a...
ConGRADulations Class of 2019!
Sumehda J. and Maya M., Speakers at the graduation
June 11, 2019
To the graduating Class of 2019, Congratulations! You did it. We've made it. Every individual in this room, be it a parent, a sibling, or a teacher has been a part of our journey through the IB. With your support, not only have we been motivated to endure the struggles and stress that came our way,...
¡Vamos a Zaragoza!
May 27, 2019
Yohan K's account of the Spanish Language trip to Zaragoza - first in Spanish and then in English. Este año, los profesores han elegido Zaragoza, una linda ciudad en Aragón, al noreste de España, como destino del viaje de lenguas . El viaje en avión duró dos horas y media , fue un ...
Brother’s Grimm- Year 10 puts on a fantastic show
Joshua M., Guest reviewer
May 24, 2019
The Brothers Grimm was a quality theatrical piece. Possibly one of the best the school has ever produced so far. The show was indeed an eye-catching, entertaining and highly comedic drama which exceeded all expectations for an amateur drama group, and received several positive comments from ...
Grade 7s Sell T-shirt to Help Refugees
Podcast produced by Kacper T + Filippa S, Guest podcast reporters
May 6, 2019
Listen to the podcast. Click here to order t-shirts and support this good cause. https://youtu.be/U0tm6c5Nftc
Visual Arts Inspired by Music and Emotions
Angelina F., Guest Writer and art student
April 9, 2019
On Thursday 28 March, at 17.00, the DP Visual Arts Exhibition was held in Art room 55 in the main building of Stockholm International School. Curated by the artists themselves, the exhibition featured the marvellous artworks of Maya Davison Kunhardt and Carmen Koidumäe, two grade 12 Visual Arts ...
An Unforgettable Experience in New York
Emma V., Editor
April 5, 2019
(Song: Alicia Keys "Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down") This year, 11 students from SIS travelled to New York to attend the NHSMUN conference. After months of research for our various committees, including writing opening speeches, policy memos, and drafting possible clauses - it was fin...
Food, Fun, and Festivities at the Language Fair
David M., Reporter and Editor
March 29, 2019
On Wednesday, March the 20th, students from the EAL, Swedish, Spanish, and French language classes celebrated the language, traditions, and cultures. It was an excellent opportunity to practice their language, share knowledge and learn something new about other cultures. The evening was marked w...
Pi Day with 7P
Fanni V, Junior Reporter
March 27, 2019
Overall, The Pi Day was a successful event for 7P. The class was divided into 2 teams: The GREEN team consisting of girls and The RED team consisting of boys. We had printed different nature patterns, cut various shapes and had so much fun while doing it! When Pi Day had reached us, the Green team...
War and Friendship in Brussels
Lindsay M., Guest Writer
March 25, 2019
At eight o'clock on the Friday night of March 8th, thirteen students and their teachers landed at Arlanda Airport. They were greeted by parents and friends, or in my case an empty train platform, and sleepily got in their cars to head home. These exhausted students had just spent a week writing ...