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TRONDHEIM INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Building Global Citizens

A school for everyone – More than an English speaking school

ThIS provides academic excellence through a high quality education in supportive and inclusive environment.

We have students in our school from grade 1 to grade 10 (6-16 years).

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OUR MISSION

ThIS is an IB world school that creates independent, knowledgeable and caring individuals.
ThIS fosters life-long learners in a safe and supportive environment.
ThIS provides academic excellence through a high-quality education.
ThIS develops values and skills for the world of tomorrow.
ThIS inspires action and contributes to the local, national and international communities.

ABOUT US

As an international school in Trondheim, we are home to 200 students (aged 6 to 16) and 40 staff — a community representing different nations. We are proud of our international and multi-cultural ethos, the way our community collaborates to make a difference. Our world-renowned curriculum is built on the best of global standards.

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Mr. Peter is finishing off a cool display from the protest last week! #iblearner #educationisnotonesizefitsall #freedomtochoose#retrferdighetforfriskolene #artteacher

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**Positive outcome for Trondheim International School and Private Schools Nationwide! 🎉**

In a remarkable turn of events, the government has postponed its proposed funding cuts for private schools and intends to enter into a more collaborative process. Led by our Acting Head of School, Thale Herbertson, over 500 students, teachers, and parents gathered at Torvet in Trondheim for a nationwide protest against the planned reductions.

The government's initial proposal, announced on October 6, sparked a month-long mobilization from private schools across the country. Thale Herbertson, Acting Head of School at Trondheim International School, highlighted the potential impact—a loss of approximately 4.9 million in annual income, a 19-20% decrease.

Wednesday's decision marks a significant victory, acknowledging the power of collective engagement. Thale expresses relief and emphasizes the importance of continued participation in shaping future funding models for private schools.

However, concerns linger about the government's intention to eliminate "the double grant for combined schools." Thale and Christianne Bauck-Larssen (H), leader of the upbringing committee (Oppvekstkomiteen) in Trondheim, stress the need for ongoing advocacy to secure sustainable funding solutions.

This outcome demonstrates the impact of standing up for principles and the importance of continued collaboration in shaping educational policies. We celebrate this outcome for Trondheim International School and all private schools striving for fair treatment! 🏫✨
Foto: Richard Sagen

#EducationAdvocacy #TogetherWeStand #ibschool
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**Positive outcome for Trondheim International School and Private Schools Nationwide! 🎉**

In a remarkable turn of events, the government has postponed its proposed funding cuts for private schools and intends to enter into a more collaborative process. Led by our Acting Head of School, Thale Herbertson, over 500 students, teachers, and parents gathered at Torvet in Trondheim for a nationwide protest against the planned reductions.

The governments initial proposal, announced on October 6, sparked a month-long mobilization from private schools across the country. Thale Herbertson, Acting Head of School at Trondheim International School, highlighted the potential impact—a loss of approximately 4.9 million in annual income, a 19-20% decrease.

Wednesdays decision marks a significant victory, acknowledging the power of collective engagement. Thale expresses relief and emphasizes the importance of continued participation in shaping future funding models for private schools.

However, concerns linger about the governments intention to eliminate the double grant for combined schools. Thale and Christianne Bauck-Larssen (H), leader of the upbringing committee (Oppvekstkomiteen) in Trondheim, stress the need for ongoing advocacy to secure sustainable funding solutions.

This outcome demonstrates the impact of standing up for principles and the importance of continued collaboration in shaping educational policies. We celebrate this outcome for Trondheim International School and all private schools striving for fair treatment! 🏫✨ 
Foto: Richard Sagen

#EducationAdvocacy  #TogetherWeStand #ibschool

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So glad to hear! Thanks everyone!

Exciting and incredible! Well done everyone! <3

Well done😃👏 I hope they just call the «double funding» something else and continue to give it to you as it’s much needed❤️

Congratulations. Well done. 👍

Well Done 🙏🏼

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Great collaboration among the private schools at the demonstration today! #IBschool #internationalschool #friskoler ... See MoreSee Less

Great collaboration among the private schools at the demonstration today! #ibschool #internationalschool #friskolerImage attachmentImage attachment

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This is right for me...❤️👌

Ja, nå må regjeringen høre! 🙌👊🪧

Rettferdighet for friskoler! #ibschool #internationalschoolImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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