Teachers

Our goal is to become a springboard for children and young people in their quest to become happy and successful international citizens. The prerequisites for this include access to an excellent learning environment, together with strong school management and a team of teaching staff of the highest quality.

We are delighted to have recently completed the recruitment of such a teaching team, with an abundance of both experience and youthful energy. The team will initially consist of 13 teachers with an average of 14 years of teaching experience each. There are teachers with extensive international experience and also with deep knowledge and experience of local culture and history. All teachers are qualified in the subjects they will teach.

They also have a common base of values and ethos in accordance with the school's role model, Raoul Wallenberg, and will be fully-committed to the local community. They have a modern approach to teaching, with the desire, tools and experience to bring out the best in each individual student.

Teacher quotes

“Ryan’s teaching ethos is defined by authentic connections, personalized learning experiences, and a commitment to holistic student development. He envisions RWIS as a beacon of educational excellence, a place where learners thrive academically and socially, empowered to make meaningful contributions to society.”

"At the heart of her teaching philosophy is a child-centered approach. Rebecca's goal is to inspire children to explore their passions, interests and curiosities through multisensory learning and guide them on their personal learning journey to become lifelong learners. Genuine learning for her is when children are driven to explore and create."

“Overall, Annica has a strong desire for pupils to be involved in their own learning and self-regulation, encompassing all aspects of their well-being. She believes that students’ mental health is a key part to their happiness and ability to learn and as such provides opportunity for self-reflection, mediation and an ear for those who want to talk.”