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A Midsummer Night at the Y11 Formal

The Year 11 Formal was truly a night of individuality and style, following the theme of “Midsummer Nights”. Everyone arrived in flashy suits and jaw-dropping dresses; each outfit stood out and made the room feel unique and special. Stepping inside, it was impossible not to notice the decorations: balloons blanketed the floor, and the tables were packed with foods such as pizza, chicken nuggets, and fries. At the back of the hall, the photobooth was one of the busiest spots of

Breaking the Frame at TEDxKGV 2026

Most of the time, we’re all trying to find ways to fit in with the crowd. But on March 18th, 6 speakers decided to take the stage and shatter that mold. For the 3rd annual TEDxKGV event, our theme was ‘Breaking The Frame’. Rather than staying within their comfort zone, we prompted our speakers to challenge the community in deconstructing conventional thinking and make room for revolutionary ideas. Our diverse line up of student and alumni speakers enraptured the audience with

How to keep reading

If only feeling bad about not reading enough was conducive to reading more. Unfortunately, we live in a world that explicitly or implicitly undermines the act of reading for fun, and it’s incredibly easy to fall into that complacency. If you’d like to make reading an active and important part of your life, you’ve made a great choice and I hope this article will be helpful! It seems counterintuitive to foster the habit of reading for joy by occasionally reading books that don

The Dubai Chocolate Effect

How a chocolatier’s food craving became a global sensation You’ve heard of Dubai Chocolate, but do you really know the whole story? At first glance, it appears to be another typical trend, a luxury item sold solely for the fleeting whims of social media. Little do you know, there’s a story beneath the surface. Dubai Chocolate gained immense attention after being flaunted by influencers all over social media and featured in advertisements for copycat chocolates around the worl

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How to keep reading

If only feeling bad about not reading enough was conducive to reading more. Unfortunately, we live in a world that explicitly or implicitly undermines the act of reading for fun, and it’s incredibly easy to fall into that complacency. If you’d like to make reading an active and important part of your life, you’ve made a great choice and I hope this article will be helpful! It seems counterintuitive to foster the habit of reading for joy by occasionally reading books that don

Girl Power at Codehers 2026

Laptops hummed, and ideas soared as more than 300 girls from 12 schools united at German Swiss International School on March 7th for CodeHers – A girls' only event made to empower the next generation of women in STEM. Whether they were writing their first line of code or polishing up on a project, all students left inspired and more confident. But why does this matter? In a tech-driven world where innovations are happening every second, there’s an immense gap in gender dispar