Berg Upper Secondary School

Berg Upper Secondary School stands at John Colletts allé 106, offering comprehensive education programs for students between grades 11 and 13 in Oslo Municipality.

Founded in 1925, the institution marked its place in Norwegian education by becoming the first school in the country to offer International Baccalaureate programs in 1978.

The school educated notable figures including resistance leader Arvid Storsveen and sociologist Nils Christie, who contributed to Norwegian society during their careers.

Before its closure in 2014, the school accommodated 465 students and 70 faculty members, with programs transferring to Blindern Upper Secondary School.

Students from Berg Upper Secondary School achieved recognition in national competitions, with individuals like Magnus Deli Vigeland winning the Abel Competition in mathematics.

Location: Oslo Municipality

Inception: 1925

Website: https://berg.osloskolen.no/

Operator: Oslo kommune

Phone: +4723468400

Email: postmottak@osloskolen.no

Website: https://berg.osloskolen.no

GPS coordinates: 59.94958,10.74137

Latest update: March 12, 2025 17:18