Current opportunities

It was great to hear from the grade 12s about the CAS they have been doing over the last year.  Here is a summary of the information with dates and contact people.


Amnesty International Group - Marie L and Sophie C - meet in C10 - Monday break

Student newspaper - Sophie B and others - meet on Weds at 15.30 in C5. You can see the newspaper at -  https://thequirkyquibbler.com/

MUN  - model united nations - Julia V - meetings Tuesday break C5







Invisible People - facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/InvicibleC/
Johan V, Wonsik K Hyung Min C
Speak to them if you are interested



Music group - Sophie C and Elise J - speak to them if you are interested will meet Friday break.  Sign up on the list on the pink board

Rhino group - meetings on Tuesdays break in C10
Watch one of the videos here.  This group is also in the process of making a book and will need people to help sell and market











Giving out food to homeless people in the mornings - Nicolas L - speak to him



Nepal Group - Giordan or Tess in grade 11- speak to them if you are interested - look out for meeting times






Wild Life group - this is a new group - see the posters. Friday 25 August in C5  morning break
Speak to Amelia H, Dorothy 



Do you speak Swedish and want to work with refugees?  
Mondays and Wednesdays from 18.00 to 20.00 FFT holds homework help sessions for refugees on Södermalm.  Speak to Ms Smith if you are interested.  There are also other times and places you can help - see me if you are interested.  We even have a group of students that comes to school on Thursday afternoons.  At the moment Lucas M, Victor S and Johan V currently run this, but will be looking for replacements later in the school year.  You can speak to them or to me if you are interested.


Student Council -meetings in Weds break in C5

Film club - Thursday break in C5.  Speak to Salvador D, Jacob A.

PS if you can't watch the videos on chrome - try Safari!

Welcome Students of 2017 - 2019

Welcome to CAS 2017 - 19.  I am sure you are all going to have some wonderful and educational experiences as part of CAS and I look forward to meeting you all and discussing your ideas.

On this blog, I will publish regular updates about CAS opportunities as well as good examples of CAS.  

You can find all the important documents and links on the pages at the side.  This includes:

•  an electronic version of the CAS handbook
• the CAS profile form (you need to take a copy if you wish to edit it), 
• the CAS stages document that you need for projects (once again, take a copy so you can edit)
• the letter for experience supervisors - this is a Pdf so just download a copy.

Over the next few weeks we will be learning more about what CAS involves and how you can develop your CAS portfolio.  Most of this will take place during advisory time.

Everyone will be called to an initial CAS interview in September/October.  You will be expected to have completed your CAS profile form and uploaded it on to ManageBac under documents on your CAS portfolio.

You can read posts from previous years to see what other students have done - just note that posts older than August 2017 refer to an earlier version of the CAS guide.

I am looking forward to working with you all and hope that you will find CAS and enjoyable and enriching part of your IB Diploma Programme. 


CAS is about getting out there and learning by doing.  There are opportunities close by - you just have to keep your eyes open!