At SISOG, We Value the Heart of It All: International Day of Families
We believe it is important to celebrate the very foundation upon which our students flourish: their families.
Active Minds, Active Bodies: Sports and Movement at SISOG
At SISOG, we understand that a healthy body supports a healthy mind. That's why we've woven physical activity into the very fabric of our curriculum and extended it beyond the school day. From the youngest learners to our upper primary students, we strive to cultivate a lifelong love of movement and sports.
It's About Time: A Celebration of Music, Community, and Learning
"Time" does not stand still at SISOG! 🎭✨ Our latest musical production brought our community together to celebrate the incredible talents of our students. From the first rehearsal to the final bow, see how our pupils used drama and music to explore life’s biggest journey. Check out the highlights on our blog!
Pedagogical Meal: SISOG’s Unique Approach
Following the Swedish curriculum, SISOG embraces “pedagogical meals,” making mealtime a rich, interactive learning experience, promoting not only healthy eating habits but also social, linguistic, and environmental awareness.
Embracing the Outdoors: SISOG in the Forest
Once a month, our Primary students embark on an exciting excursion to Terrain Jakob, a stunning outdoor space that serves as both a classroom and a playground. These outings are more than just a day in the woods; they are a vital part of our educational program.
A New Adventure with Nils and Friends
Each year at SISOG the entire community from Preschool to Primary comes together to create and perform an original theatrical production. During this special year, the school's 50th, the show centered around a re-imagining of the beloved Swedish classic “The Adventures of Nils Holgersson.”
SISOG Celebrates 50 Year Anniversary
In 1974, The Swedish School of Geneva was founded as a small non-profit school exclusively serving Swedish children. Now, 50 years later, The Swedish International School of Geneva remains a non-profit, but serves beyond the Swedish community, welcoming international families with more than 50 nationalities.