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barbera

2/2/2013 07:55 EST

I am thinking of coming with my husband next ear to bergen. I have such awful things about the international school there. Many of wives in the company have told me horror stories about the director the building and tthe teachers. Can it be that bab any information would be appreciated

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Tazzbaby

2/2/2013 16:48 EST

Hon I can't speak for Bergen as I am in Kongsvinger, but ost of my friends chose to place their children into the public school system here rather than to the international schools. Kids pick up quick and tend to blend in faster if they just go to public school. If you were speking more about school for you to learn the language, then I can honestly say that is sucks for we english speaking expats. They seems to concentrate more on teaching arabic speaking immigrants thoroughly. You would learn much more taking an online course for Bokmål norsk and seems the best option is University of North Dakota, suggested by an american friend of mine ;) goodluck

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Tiannahv

2/6/2013 05:42 EST

Hello there, I am currently doing some research for a possible documentary about people moving from the UK to Scandinavia. It would be great to have a chat with you about your experiences and also motivations if you are considering this as an option for the future. Feel free to drop me a line on tiannah.viechweg

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Farida

11/30/2014 06:01 EST

Hi, wondered if you ever visited the school and what you thought about it. I hear bad things too. Mainly no money, almost bankrupt, poor teaching in Grade school (unqualifieds taking class etc.) and head not very nice person. Appreciate any feedback!
Farida

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1/11/2018 11:22 EST

Hi, I was wondering whether it would be feasible to place a US-born and raised child into a public school. He has no Norwegian whatsoever, and would be joining a next to last year of MYP.

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