Before starting at Nesbru in 2005, Elizabeth Laney-Mortenson taught Advanced Placement US and European history for nine years in Memphis area public schools. Prior to that, she spent a year in the Czech Republic as a lecturer in the English department of the University of West Bohemia teaching American Studies and academic writing. She recently became Nesbru’s new IB coordinator, after having been the CAS coordinator. She continues as MUN director and teaching history and Eng

When Alexander Raphael Hol Bjørndal was 17 years of age he began teaching individuals how to play the guitar alongside his studies this eventually lead to the creation of a guitar teaching sole proprietorship company which unknowingly became the very start of his future as a teacher. Now, Alexander is teaching at Nesbru Upper Secondary School which he just started this year. He now teaches IB Chemistry as well as first and third-year science for Media and Communication and 1s

Anna Nøkland recently became 2IB’s Psychology teacher, her first job after graduating from Oslo University, where she studied Psychology. Most of the curriculum was in Norwegian, with a few classes in English, and so I wondered just how she happened upon the IB. When asked, she said: “I first encountered the IB in tenth grade, on one of those educational events where all the schools promote themselves.” She herself also considered the IB program, but ultimately decided to go

SANMUN 2017 General Assembly in Sandefjord. On the week of November 4 to 5, delegates from Nesbru MUN team traveled to Sandefjord to compete in the Sandefjord and Nesbru MUN conference. As the weekend concluded it is safe to say there were many highlights from the experience. From first-year participants to third-year participants, everyone was in agreement that this two day trip to Sandefjord was one to be remembered. This year's theme for the conference was “progress”. The