Matilde Angeltveit

Matilde in our DP1 class is an active leader of Sandefjord's Natur og Ungdoms lokallag , and is today's guest in the local Sandefjords Blad - congratulations!

Congratulations class of 2015!

See the article in Sandefjords Blad

Sparebankstiftelsen DNB supports ' Aktive Barn på Framnes'

A fantastic message from Skagerak Parents Council:

Sparebankstiftelsen DNB has generously provided us with support to develop the activity area in front of Skagerak International School with 150 000 NOK! Read all about it in our local newspaper.

The Parents Council and the association Active Barn på Framnes than Sparebankstiftelsen for this substantial support

Romeo and Juliet

Playmakers Theatre presents Romeo and Juliet at Verdensteatret in Sandefjord.

Friday 4 April at 6 pm, Saturday 5 April at 6pm, Sunday 6 April at 3pm.

Tickets at the door: Adults kr 100, children under 15yrs kr 50, Family ticket (2+2) kr 250

See the article in our local newspaper Sandefjords Blad.

Winter performance

Parents, students and staff thoroughly enjoyed the annual winter show performed by the Primary students, followed by the Parent Council's food and entertainment contribution for the evening. A big thank you to all those who helped make the evening a success!

Our local newspaper Sandefjords Blad splashed Skagerak all over their back page.

PY6 visits Store Bergan skole

On Tuesday 15 October, PY6 was invited to spend a day with 6. klasse at Store Bergan skole. Students from both schools conversed in English while participating in the fun activities Store Bergan had planned for the day including English lessons, baking and lunch around a bonfire.

Read all about it in the local newspaper Sandefjords Blad.

Fantasy Night, 24 October, 5 pm to 6:30 pm

Skagerak Parent Council invited all kindergarten and primary students to Fantasy Night - a funfilled evening with dancing, pumpking carving, haunted house and more!

Read all about it in our local newspaper Sandefjords Blad.

Reduction in High school Diploma Programme tuition fees

The Diploma Programme of Skagerak International School, High School has been approved as in accordance with the Private School Act of Norway. As a result, effective from August 2014, school fees for the Diploma Programme will be reduced by more than half to NOK 20.790, subject to the state budget.

See the press release in Norwegian or in English.

SB mener

The editor of the local newspaper Sandefjords Blad writes today about the initial challenges Skagerak International School met when it was first established, and recognizes the school's accomplishments and role in educating students.

We are proud to be a part of Skagerak International School.

Skagerak Day

A warm thank you to Skagerak Parent Council for organising this annual start-of-school event - as also reported in our local newspaper Sandefjords Blad.