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Norra Reals gymnasium | |
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The building of Norra Real. | |
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Coordinates | 59°20′38″N18°03′41″E / 59.34389°N 18.06139°E Coordinates: 59°20′38″N18°03′41″E / 59.34389°N 18.06139°E |
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Type | Upper secondary school Public |
Established | 1876 |
Rector | Maria Sellberga [1] Fredrik Skogb [1] |
Newspaper | The Real Deal |
Website | norrarealsgymnasium |
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Norra Real ("Northern Real") is an upper-secondary school, located on Roslagsgatan 1 in Stockholm, Sweden. The school is the oldest upper-secondary school in Stockholm and one of the most difficult to get accepted into. [2] [3]
A number of prominent researchers and Swedish socialites have attended the school, including Manne Siegbahn (Nobel Prize laureate in Physics), Gunnar Myrdal (Nobel Prize laureate in Economic Sciences), Horace Engdahl (permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy from 1999 to June 2009), and Leif G. W. Persson (criminologist and novelist). [4]
The school opened on August 29, 1876, the principal being 29-year-old Sixten von Friesen, who would later on be known for his great success in politics. At the time, the school was known as Stockholms Realläroverk but would later on change its name to Norra Real in connection with the change of facilities in 1890. At the time, the school consisted of 3 teachers and 44 students.
The architect Per Emanuel Werming drew the new school building which was being finished in 1888–1891. Apart from the main building which has five floors, the school also has a house for gymnastics, and a parking garage.
On Norra Real's entrance floor stands a duplicate of the sculpture 'Flores and Banzeflor'. Originally the sculpture was made in bronze by the olympic prize-winner Stig Blomberg, but the replica consists of plaster. It depicts a boy and a girl, each riding a horse in the nude, and this has become a central place for the traffic of the school. The statue is commonly referred to as "Hästarna" (the Horses). For instance, one could hear "Let's meet up at Hästarna in five minutes."
Founded in 1999, the Student union at Norra real aims to enhance the school experience for members and retain (among other) academic and social interests of students. Events organized by the Student union include freshers week, assassins guild, association days and prom. The organisation has a good national reputation.
Presidents of the Student body at Norra real:
Academic year | President |
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2020/2021 | Bienvenue Kulaluka |
2019/2020 | Jonatan Lamy |
2018/2019 | Lina Fjellner |
2017/2018 | Noa Samenius |
2016/2017 | Laura Larsson-Kapp |
2015/2016 | Nathalie Grigorenko |
2014/2015 | Emil Gnem |
2013/2014 | Saina Hussainbor |
2012/2013 | Sanna Sättare |
2011/2012 | Freja Nielsen |
2010/2011 | August Almqvist Jansson |
2009/2010 | Ludvig Stålberg |
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