Subdrift - Haslum
Subdrift
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As soon as we have an overview of dishes and drinks for Subdrift from Haslum, we will publish it here. In the meantime, feel free to check out the menus in the surrounding area.
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Dear Valler High School, I just wanted to take a little break from my busy day to send you a heartfelt message. I want to express my deep gratitude and admiration for the wonderful school you are. Valler VGS is truly a place where learning meets commitment and community. From the moment I set foot in the doors, I was greeted by a warm atmosphere and a dedicated staff who truly care about student success. I have witnessed the excellent teaching and creative teaching methods that give students a deep understanding of the subjects. The school's commitment to promoting both academic and personal development is truly inspiring. It is also worth mentioning the inclusive environment that characterizes the school. I have experienced the unity and friendliness among the students, which creates a safe and supportive learning arena. Valler VGS has managed to build a culture where diversity and respect are valued, and that is truly admirable. I would also like to highlight the wide range of activities and opportunities you offer students. Whether it's sports, culture or voluntary work, Valler VGS gives students a platform to explore their interests and passions. This really helps in creating versatile and engaged individuals. Finally, I would like to thank you for your dedication to education and your commitment to creating a stimulating and inclusive learning environment. Valler VGS really is a school that excels, and I am proud to have had the opportunity to get to know you. Keep up the good work and I wish you all future successes!
The school 's history goes back to 1888, when it was established under the name Bærum Middelskole following the initiative of the farmers on the farms Dalbo and Steen and with the help of Bærum parish society. The teaching first took place at Valler farm, but was later moved to the center of Sandvika. Originally the school was private, but from 1899 it also received support from Bærum municipality. The gymnasium was officially opened on 8 June 1938, after welcoming the first students the year before. The school has gradually been upgraded and expanded over the years in line with the population growth in Bærum and the increased flow of pupils to the school. In 1941 the school was requisitioned by the Labor Service and temporary barracks were set up which were removed after the war. The last extension came in 1998 when the auditorium, workplaces for the teachers and new computer rooms for the students were put in place. The school 's motto: Heart and spirit, will and responsibility The Valler march was organized at the school in the 1970s and 90s, and was taken up again in 2012.