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Utspring
Den 8 juni kl 13.00 är det dags för treornas utspring.
Vi vill därför meddela er som vill komma och fira att ni måste lämna bilen hemma då parkeringsmöjlighet saknas på skolan.
Var även uppmärksamma på att skolan stänger efter att flaken har åkt iväg. Elever kommer alltså inte in i skolan efter det vilket betyder att
eventuella tillhörigheter bör lämnas till anhöriga innan avfärd.
Lånade böcker ska vara tillbaka till biblioteket senast 4/6. Töm skåpen i god tid innan avslutningen.
Vill du få ut översatta betyg kontakta expeditionen senast 5/6. Maila eller fyll i en blankett på expeditionen. |
Parents Association Spring Concert
The PA organization has organized a spring concert combined with an English-speaking tour of the Stockholm City Hall, May 14. The tour is available for all parents, Swedish and International.
This event will include performance of Synergy and choirs, as well as a welcoming note from one of the City's officials at the City Hall. Read more here (.pdf). |
Lingolympiaden
Ett stort grattis till S3bs lag som vann Stockholmsfinalen i Lingolympiaden och tävlar om att få åka till Slovenien och tävla i världsfinalen! Vi håller tummarna! Dessutom ett speciellt grattis till S2bs lag som trots att de inte var fulltaliga kom trea! |
The International Choral Competition
Klass N3A fick gulddiplom i körtävlingen The International Choral Competition i Riva del Garda, Italien veckan före påsk. 33 körer från olika länder deltog i de olika kategorierna.
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Seger I Internationell Körtävling
Stockholms Musikgymnasium/Kungsholmens gymnasium erhöll den 15 april flertalet förstapriser vid den internationella körfestivalen Vratislavia Sacra i Wroclaw, Polen. Under ledning av Bengt Ollén tävlade kören i kategorierna blandad kör, blandad ungdomskör och ortodox kyrkomusik och vann samtliga. Dessutom erhöll kören Grand Prix för festivalens bästa kör i konkurrens med 24 andra körer från hela Europa. |
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Emerich Fond
Congratulations to Hanna O’Connor, EN1B, who won second prize in the essay competition against harrassment and racism.
Schools all over Sweden take part and write essays on the subject ’What we can learn from history’. The jury consists of people from the Emerich Fund board and Dagens Nyheter.
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It is a great achievement and we are all very proud of her!
The article and pictures can be found here. |
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EYP Istanbul
The Kungsholmen team, Felicia, Roberta, Love, Leo and Phelan spent ten exciting days in Istanbul and at a resort near the Black Sea. We were one half of the Swedish delegation for the European Youth Parliament, together with a school from Gothenburg. 32 countries sent delegations varying in size from two to ten people. The Kungsholmen group was the youngest team there.
Most other delegates were from 17-19 years old, and a few were as old as 22. Nevertheless, our students stood out both in committee work writing resolutions and in the General Assembly.
Here they answered questions, came with constructive suggestions and made really good speeches in front of about 350 people. To quote one of the British teachers after a speech by one of our students: ’That was the best speech so far!’ |
We are really proud of the EYP team, and are also pleased that so many students took part in the school session, as well as helping out with the National Session at Kungsholmen.
Thank you everyone, students, staff, and management, for your support! |
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Språkolympiaden
Grattis till våra elever i franska och tyska steg 5 som med framgång deltagit i finalen i Språkolympiaden.
De kom på tredje respektive fjärde plats i tävlingen. För franskan deltog Anna Röhss och Vivianne Ionescu och för tyskan Clara Markovich och Viktor Edgren.
Dessutom representerade Max Kerschbaumer och Lucille Buchenhorst skolan i finalen i "modersmål tyska".
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Utställningen Unga Forskare
Med stolthet gratulerar vi vår elev Armin Tavakoli, N3D, som tilldelats stipendium till Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (världens största utställning för naturvetenskapliga och tekniska projekt med 2000 utställare från hela världen) genom att vinna utställningen Unga Forskare 2012. Hans projekt Quantum Bridge har även fått pris för ”Most Outstanding Eleventh Grade Exhibit” – priset delas ut av Yale Science & Engineering Association, INC.
Motiveringen lyder: "Projektet har utvecklat en ny och spännande tillämpning av kvantkommunikation som är ett hett nytt forskningsområde. En strategi för att vinna i kortspelet bridge med hjälp av kvantmekanik har utarbetats. En strategi baserad på kvantmekanik har formulerats teoretiskt och även bekräftats med avancerade kvantopiska mätningar."
Grattis Armin!
Artikeln finns att läsa här. |
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Drama Day 2012
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Congratulations to ES2B for winning this years Drama Day with their play
"Does it Kill To Play Along?" |
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Congratulations!
The Kungsholmen team for the European Youth Parliament (Roberta Brandter, Phelan Chatterjee, Felicia Fahlin, Love Lyssardis and Leo Podov) have been chosen to represent Sweden in Turkey in March at the International Session in Istanbul.
This is the first year that regional sessions have been organized in Lund, |
Gothenburg and Stockholm. A total of 30 schools from all over Sweden took part.
Eighteen schools were selected to come to Stockholm to compete at the National Session held here at Kungsholmens Gymnasium and Landstingssalen on Kungsholmen.
It is therefore a great honour and achievement to have been chosen in face of very tough competition.
To quote the letter we received announcing the selection:
‘Through their outstanding performance they distinguished themselves amongst many other talented students and we are confident that they will represent EYP Sweden superbly, congratulations!’
The students have worked very hard these last weeks and we are sure they will be great representatives of both Kungsholmens Gymnasium and Sweden.
Well done! |
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European Youth
Parliament -
National Session
In February 2012, a national session will be held at Kungsholmens Gymnasium, hosting over 150 young people from all over Sweden. The project is organized by the Swedish branch of the European Youth Parliament (EYP), a unique European forum, with sub-organizations |
in 32 European countries involving approximately 20,000 young people in social related issues annually.
”The EU Today and Tomorrow” is the theme of this session that will focus on this current crises the EU is facing. The goal of the national session is to engage Swedish high-school students in current issues affecting Europe today, during a three-day session in Stockholm.
Read more or click here to visit the photo gallery. |
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Hjärnkontoret på Besök
Den 3/2 hade skolan besök av SVT. Beppe och hans team spelade in för ett program om TV-programmet Hjärnkontoret. Beppe visade roliga kemiexperiment!
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European Youth Parliament
The regional sessions took place on 14 and 15 January in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö. A total of thirty schools competed for 18 places as a first stage towards being chosen to represent Sweden at an international session. The Stockholm Session was held at Hersby Gymnasium on Lidingö and there was really tough competition. Teams were given committees; took part in team building; discussed and wrote resolutions and then debated in the General Assembly on Sunday.
Our team:
Roberta Brandter (EN1B),
Phelan Chatterly (EN1A),
Felicia Fahlin (ES1A),
Love Lyssardius (ES1A) and
Leo Podov (EN2B) worked really hard all weekend and have now been chosen to take part in the national session which is being organised by students from Kungsholmens Gymnasium, and being hosted by the school.
There will be 18 schools from all over Sweden competing at the national session 3-5 February.
Congratulations EYP team and good luck! |
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