Afghanistan is Not Safe For Anyone
Sophie B., Editor
October 9, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, Stockholm
At 15.30 on a Wednesday, 40 people are gathered on Norra Bantorget. Men and women in small groups of two to five people sit on benches, lie in tents, or stand around the great statue that represents the Social Democrats in Sweden. A Swedish lady, originally from Iran, speaks to us while we wait to speak...
Bellevue Farm: How the Future of Farming Looks
Zuzanna O., Reporter
September 28, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, Stockholm
The environment is the topic we’re currently talking about in English B class. Recently, we read a text about communal gardens and inner-city farming. These are revolutionary ways of farming that help make food production in the cities more sustainable, at the same time reducing the amount of carbon d...
Everyone Deserves the Same Opportunities
Sophie B., Editor
June 13, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, Stockholm, Uncategorized
Shahram just turned eighteen. The worst age an asylum seeker can turn. He was born in Afghanistan, but a year and two months ago had to flee. He walked most of the way to Sweden, taking boats and trains occasionally; nevertheless, a rigorous journey indeed. Now, finally arriving in Sweden he has been ...
Is Spring Here to Stay?
Elena D., Reporter / Editor
April 28, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, Stockholm
With the past couple of weeks consisting of occasional spikes of cold and snow, it has been an unusually chilly April for Stockholm, but as Swedes often say, "there is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing." According to the Swedish Meteorological Institute, spring has officially arriv...
Make our Invisible Citizens Visible
Sophie B., Reporter/ Editor
April 25, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, School, Stockholm
Three 11th graders and one 12th grader have decided, as their CAS project, to interview homeless people around Stockholm about what life is like being homeless. As they begun their project earlier this school year, Johan, Wonsik, Hyungmin, and Jung Joon, discovered that a project similar to theirs alr...
#OpenStockholm
April 14, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, Stockholm, Uncategorized
Last Friday, Stockholm experienced an attack, in which a man hijacked a truck and drove it into Drottninggatan, Stockholm’s busiest street, killing five people in the process. This horrendous events filled Sweden with sorrow and compassion for those who were injured, and those who grieved. Flower a...
Clothes Can Make a Difference
Sven S. and Saffiya S.
April 11, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, School, Stockholm
As of March 15th, we decided to collect donations in the form of clothing for refugees as part of our CAS project. Essentially, the main purpose of the project was to directly help in through the form of donations of clothing collected by families at SIS. This was not the only purpose however, and t...
The Only Way To Survive Is To Never Give Up Hope
Raman V., Guest Writer
April 3, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, Reviews, Stockholm
The play Hope is about the current refugee crisis and was seen by many classes at SIS at Påfågeln Theatre. The play is in mime so it can be understood by everyone. It depicts the harsh turn of events in war-torn countries such as Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. It starts off with a scene of a ...
International Women’s Day
Sofia N. and Michelle K.
March 27, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, School, Stockholm
On the 8th of March people all around the world celebrated International Women’s day. As part of the DP curriculum students need to complete at least one CAS project. Our group, decided to focus on the importance of this day for our project. The project consisted of two parts: a bake sale to raise...
Do Your Part: Save an Immigrant from Being Deported
Sophie B., Reporter/ Editor
February 24, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, Stockholm
The impending immigration question never ceases to surface. Some of these refugees manage to make it to Sweden, but it is quite devastating that once they arrive, they live in fear of being deported. Masoud is one of these people. He is 17 years old, born in Afghanistan but has lived in Iran almost hi...
The Magical MYP Arts Showcase
Rebekka A., Editor
February 20, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, School, Stockholm
Last Tuesday, during the February month, the annual MYP Arts Showcase took place. The hard work of SIS students over the past school year culminated in a superb exhibition of creativity and talent. From musical performances to spontaneous theatrical pieces, the Arts Showcase was especially interesting...
A Transition in Traditions
Sophie B., Reporter/ Editor
February 10, 2017
Filed under Featured Articles, School, Stockholm
Traditions are constantly changing and evolving all around the world. Easter is coming up soon, which in Sweden means you will be seeing children dressed up as witches appearing at your door. These children usually carry baskets, asking for treats, the most popular one being chocolate egg...
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