School Blog

During week 50, the students celebrated both Nobel Day and Lucia. 

For Nobel Day, students were encouraged to dress their best! Teachers incorportated Nobel theme assignments into their lessons. Our PTA hosted a competition in collaboration with subject teachers for students to participate in as well. 

Friday morning Student Council supported the Principal during Lucia by handing out pepparkakor to all students. To help spread Christmas cheer, holiday music was playing in the background and many students and staff dressed up in their favorite Christmas attire. The Lucia choir's performance was presented digitally to students during their first lesson. 

We wish you all a safe and restful holiday break!

Welcome to the new school year 2020/21 all students and staff. I would like to introduce our new Assistant Principal Pastoral Ms Nilsson and Assistant Principal Academic Mr Bateman. We are now entering our third school year and have 700 students in grade 4-8. Next year we will be fully expanded by having year levels 4-9 and a total of 800 students. I look forward to the upcoming school year and to the graduation day 2022 with our first graduating year level.

Ms Kinberg

Our second school year at IES Sundbyberg has come to an end and we are so proud of the development of our school. We want to take the oportunity to say thank you to all students, parents, teachers and staff for all your hard work and support during the year. 

We look forward to continue this journey with you the upcoming school year. 

We wish you all a lovely summer! 

97% of IES Sundbyberg parents recommend our school to other parents!

We have received the results from the IES survey to parents, staff and students and we have really nice results to be proud of. Thank you all for your hard work and support.

Today students from IES Sundbyberg participated in the swimming competition called Bästa fyran. The competition is arranged by Svensk simidrotts simföreningar together with Svensk Simidrott and the main sponsor, Medley.

During the autumn term we asked which of the students in grade 4 who would like to participate in the competition. These students were divided in teams of four.

The students behaved really well both on the way to the swimming hall and back to school, but most of all during the competition. They listened and followed the instructions that were given. They cheered on all teams that participated and we had a lot of fun. 

The teachers that came along to support are very proud and impressed by the teamspirit that the students showed. 

On second place: Team 2

On third place: Team 6

We would like to congratulate all of the students that participated - We are so proud of you!