Explore how the school developed during the 1970s, and add your memories, photographs and stories from that decade.
Explore how the school developed during the 1970s, and add your memories, photographs and stories from that decade.
1976: Mr Dennis Gould became Principal
1978: Renamed International School of Stockholm
1978: Mr Bill Brown become Principal
1979: A small choir from the school became the only singers to collaborate with ABBA by singing on the track “I have a Dream”.
1974: ABBA song, Waterloo, becomes the group’s first global hit, winning the Eurovision Song Contest.
1975: The last remaining governmental powers of the Swedish king and queen are removed by a new constitution.
1975: Sweden hosted the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time.
1976: Swedish tennis player Björn Borg won his first of five consecutive Wimbledon titles
1979: An amendment to the order of succession gave male and female heirs an equal claim to the throne.
We’d love to hear from you if you can add to the School timeline or would like to share a memory, photographs or videos from your time at SIS. Contact the Advancement team to share your story.
Stockholm International School challenges and inspires students from over 60 countries with a globally recognised academic programme. An international day school in the heart of Stockholm, our diverse community is welcoming and supportive. Our expert faculty and staff create a safe and secure environment in which children thrive.
Stockholm International School
Johannesgatan 18
SE-111 38 Stockholm
SWEDEN
+46 8 412 40 00
