Join us to discover the fabulous musical talents of the SIS student community. Watch as four bands battle each other with their talented and creative display of melodic prowess. No registration is required,...

DP Psychology is widely regarded as one of the most fascinating subjects, offering students deep insights into human behavior and mental processes. One of the newest members of the SIS staff, Ms. Kenward,...

Recently, grade eight embarked on an interesting project in which they were tasked to research discrimination. Some chose to find a person who had experienced or worked against discrimination. Topics included...

Mandarin is the second most spoken language and the hardest language to learn. More than 10% of Stockholm's population is ethnically Asian, so Chinese is spreading worldwide.  Around the school,...

Ms Sandlund is the representative of UNHCR for Nordic and Baltic countries. Ms Sandlund’s work with the UN Refugee Agency has had a major impact on addressing the refugee crisis. Her visit to our school...

 During Week 46, between the 10th and 15th of November, the House Committee, collaborating with the Chess Club, will organize the SIS House Chess tournament. The rules of the competition are simple....

The week started off on a cozy note with Pyjama Day! Many students came to school rocking their favorite PJs creating a relaxed, friendly vibe across campus. The highlight of the day was the Rock Paper...

The past few weeks, the halls of Norra Latin have been filled with a distinct ringing, but what is the source of this shrill sound? “It’s bell time!” says one of the students we interviewed. “Does...

On September 24th, while the rest of us were in bed, most of the 6th graders were still at school. They were having a sleepover! An in school, whole grade, sleepover. The day started off with the students...

The week starts in comfort on Monday with Pyjama Day, so wear your favorite pajamas and get cozy. Don’t miss the Rock Paper Scissors challenge during morning break. Everyone’s welcome to join and show...

This year the number of training sessions for badminton has  increased from once to twice per week, which I am sure the coach is very happy about. Now we look at the players and ask them of their first...