ISSR

Congratulations to our DP2 students! Graduating in style, thank you for the wonderful memories you gave us! All the best for the future!

ISSR's Equal Opportunity Group met in Gålö for their biannual meeting reflecting on the year's work and planning for upcoming school year. And a bit of marshmallow fun in the evening!

The result is out! Anshik of P1 has won the class candy jar competition from our Spring Fair! His guess of 128 is the closest to the correct amount of 122!

What a glorious day for a Spring Fair! Fantastic contributions from our parents, staff members and students in providing fun games, good food and great entertainment. Thank you ISSR families for your immense support. Go, go, go ISSR!

Do support our MYP Design students in the Spring Fair tomorrow!

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Don't forget to get your tickets. See you there!

Today we open the doors to ISSR temporary location for the next 2 years. It was encouraging to welcome many ISSR families who visit the building in Kärrtorp. The vibes were positive and the air was full of anticipation!

On April 27th, thirty adventurous students and their dedicated teachers embarked on a
memorable journey to Berlin. This Erasmus-funded project focused on the threats to
democratic institutions and the alarming rise of authoritarian regimes.
During the trip, all students visited Sachsenhausen, a concentration camp established in
1936—the same year Germany hosted the Olympics. There, they had the opportunity to
meet and connect with students from Berlin Brandenburg International School.
Another highlight saw the Visual Arts students collaborating with peers from the Nelson
Mandela International School, fostering creativity and cultural exchange.
Meanwhile, the History and Literature students immersed themselves in a five-hour
workshop at the Topography of Terror. Through hands-on engagement with primary
sources, they deepened their understanding of the mechanisms behind authoritarian
control. This experience was further enriched by an additional workshop at the German
Resistance Museum, where they explored the courageous efforts of German citizens
who resisted National Socialist domination.
One memorable highlight of the trip was a walking tour through Berlin, led by TOK
teacher extraordinaire Karl. He guided us through the city's monuments, discussing how
collective memory and history are constructed through architecture and other public
memorials. He was so informative, we even picked up random people on the street who
wanted to hear what he had to say!