Recently, grade eight embarked on an interesting project in which they were tasked to research discrimination. Some chose to find a person who...
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 scientific discoveries,...
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, you may have seen...
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 allowed us to learn...
A tradition in the Victorian age in England, around Christmas time, was to tell ghost stories around the fireplace. This was probably due to the eeriness in the air due to the prolonged dark period of...
Every year since 1901, the prestigious Nobel Prize winners have been announced in October, to showcase their innovative and cutting-edge research. As Stockholm residents, we have the privilege of having...
The upside down tree is a pretty hard miss on your way to school in Drottninggatan, but did you know it is actually an artwork made by Charlotte Gyllenhammar? Charlotte Gyllenhammer made her debut in the...
