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Sweden, Gothenburg
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ISGR offers after-school activities including music, crafts, chess, coding, drama, and other academic challenges designed to spark curiosity and support student development. Activities vary from year to year based on student interest. The program is coordinated with the ISGR PTA, and activity leaders follow ISGR's safeguarding routines.
The after-school program includes arts-related activities such as music, crafts, and drama, fostering creativity and collaboration. Students can participate in creative clubs and attend performances as part of a broader arts experience. The program emphasizes teamwork and expression through creative projects.
Exchange programmes connect ISGR students with peers abroad to gain global perspectives and intercultural understanding. The school calendar also includes language cafés and international festivals that celebrate diversity. These activities promote intercultural awareness and language practice in authentic contexts.
Clubs and activities cover a wide range of interests, from music and crafts to coding, drama, and sports. The After School Activities program brings students together to build friendships and social skills in an inclusive environment. Participation is designed to support personal growth and community belonging.
ISGR includes charity initiatives and community involvement as part of events and activities. Students collaborate on service projects and engage with local and international communities to foster social responsibility. These experiences contribute to a sense of purpose and community service.
Through performances, exhibitions, science fairs, language cafés, and organized projects, students develop leadership and teamwork skills. The program provides opportunities to take initiative, present ideas, and work collaboratively on group projects. This supports students' professional and personal growth in a real-world context.
The ISGR Sports Club offers after-school sport activities such as football, basketball, and gymnastics to promote physical health and well-being. The program aims to help students adopt active, healthier lifestyles through motivation and support. Sports and physical activity are integrated with health education to foster well-being.
International School of the Gothenburg Region is a not-for-profit organisation with two sections: an International Section delivering the IB Primary Years Programme for ages 5–11 and the IB Middle Years Programme for 11–16, and a Swedish National Section (LgrP/LgrM). The school is in Gothenburg, Sweden, and has CIS accreditation since 2008. It participates in the IB Diploma Programme through IHGR, providing a continuous IB pathway. English is the main language of instruction in the international section; Grade 1 onwards includes a Host Country Swedish Language and Culture program, with English Language Acquisition support and Mother Tongue classes available. ISGR operates on two campuses: Guldheden for primary and Götaberg for middle and high school. Facilities include bright classrooms, libraries, art, music and science rooms, outdoor spaces, a football pitch and a PE hall (expanded in 2025). After-school PAL care and clubs cover coding, language cafés, exchanges and service projects for students.
