The Informer - the International School of Stavanger
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The Informer 11 November, 2005International Friendship GroupWALK FOR WILDLIFE: Here are thenames of everyone who has sent insponsor money for WSPA: LizNygaard, Veronica Cosgriff, PaulineBurman, Ippolita Valentinetti, AlperFidan, Sarah Mackenzie, KirstenMackenzie, Liam Gilbert, JacquelineTawse, Nicolas Varley, Sonja Peacock,Shruti Kar Ray, CJ Thompson, SierraDe La Cruz, Himangini Khanna, SarahNewby, Rydell Reinbold, Zac Reinbold,Karl Petter Fjelltveit, AnneHaugaldstad, Alex Field, Nick Jones,Michael Wells, Mike Fitzgerald,Kayleigh Raw, Tina Munkvold, IanBurns, Ceris Jones, Geoffrey Purdy,Nikita Dhawan, Astri Søiland, SølviHart.Together, these adults and studentsraised the wonderful sum of kr. 8151.Well done, all of you. Special mentionmust be made of the champion fundraisers in PS - Liam, Sierra and KarlPetter who raised kr. 445, 440 and 440respectively, in MS, Himangini whoraised kr. 1000 and in HS, Jacquelinewho raised kr.1450.Many thanks to all the walkers and alsoto their sponsors. WSPA will appreciatethis donation very much.We are happy to let you know thatkr.7511 was raised for the World FoodProgramme at the UN Concert. Thankyou to all the entertainers and to thewonderful audience.The SALE O F TOYS, BOOKS ANDJUMBLE raised a total of kr 8031 -another well worth-while project.Thank you to everyone who donateditems to sell (we had some very nicetoys!) and to everyone who came alongto buy.Looking ahead, we have several projectsrunning throughout November andDecember. With your support we hopeto raise money for: The ElizabethSvendsen Trust for Children andDonkeys with our annual sale ofChristmas Cards - kr.20 per pack;Sight Savers International with ourRaffle. (We have many prizes to bewon!) - kr.10 for three raffle squares;The World Food Programme with thesale of RECIPE BOOKS (over 80recipes from around the world!) - kr.50Coming up soon is the Primary Schoolproduction of Red Riding Hood(see advertisement). The proceeds fromthis will be sent to The Smile Train, acharity which provides free surgery tomore that 25,000 children a year ( inmore than 50 developing countries)who have been born with a cleft palate.Check their web site for more information- www.SmileTrain.org. All the studentsin the Cast, Stage Crew and Frontof House Crew hope that you will comealong and enjoy an evening of joy andlaughter, thus helping thousands of childrento be able to smile for the first timein their lives.The Fredslys (Peace) Parade willtake place this year on Friday, 2ndDecember.14
11 November, 2005 The InformerInternational Friendship GroupFREDSLYSWhat's that?It's Norway's most extensive eventpromoting world peace and it's arrangedby REDD BARNA (Save the Children)'Redd Barna's Fredslys started upin 1994 when that year's GeneralSecretary, Tor Elden, had the idea for a'Peace Action' for children. There weretwo arrangements that year, one in Osloand the other in 'Kardemomme By' in theAnimal Park in Kristiansand. Childrenparaded with fire torches in both placesas a symbol of World Peace. When thetorches eventually went out the idea of acontinuously burning flame was born.A large boulder with a natural hollow init was placed in Kardemomme By. Thisis known as the Children's PeaceMonument. The flame was lit on the1st of September 1996 and will burnuntil no child is suffering the terrors ofwar. Around the flame are placed smallerstones with the names of countrieswhere war is still rife. When war is overin a particular country the stone isremoved. When there are no morestones the flame can be extinguished.'REDD BARNA's FREDSLYSbegins every year on the 1st ofDecember at the Children's PeaceMonument in the Animal Park inKristiansand. It ends in Oslo on the10th of December, the day the NobelPeace Prize is awarded. The'Fredsfakkeltog' (torchlight processionfor peace) congregates outside theRådhus (town hall) in Oslo and thewinner of the Nobel Peace Prize is presentedwith the last of a succession oftorches which have carried the PeaceFlame from Kristiansand.The idea behind REDD BARNA'sFredslys is to allow children toexpress their desire for World Peace in aquiet and very moving ceremony.Every year over 150,000 school childrenin Norway unite to show the worldthat this is what they want. They wanteveryone to think of the millions of childrenwho are suffering unbelievablehardships and having their families brokenup and the world as they know it inruins.Torchlight processions are held bychildren all over Norway between the1st and 10th of December. This yearthe candlelit Parade for Peace by IFG,YEPA, SWEC and the children in preschoolwill begin at 09:00 on Friday2nd December. Families and friendsmay congregate in the school lobbyarea. May we remind you that this is asilent parade. Please do not try to attractattention of anyone who is participatingin it. It’s a time for reflection, prayersfor peace in the world and a solemn tributeto children around the world.Welcome!15
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11 November, 2005 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Informer</strong><strong>International</strong> Friendship GroupFREDSLYSWhat's that?It's Norway's most extensive eventpromoting world peace and it's arrangedby REDD BARNA (Save <strong>the</strong> Children)'Redd Barna's Fredslys started upin 1994 when that year's GeneralSecretary, Tor Elden, had <strong>the</strong> idea for a'Peace Action' for children. <strong>The</strong>re weretwo arrangements that year, one in Osloand <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r in 'Kardemomme By' in <strong>the</strong>Animal Park in Kristiansand. Childrenparaded with fire torches in both placesas a symbol <strong>of</strong> World Peace. When <strong>the</strong>torches eventually went out <strong>the</strong> idea <strong>of</strong> acontinuously burning flame was born.A large boulder with a natural hollow init was placed in Kardemomme By. Thisis known as <strong>the</strong> Children's PeaceMonument. <strong>The</strong> flame was lit on <strong>the</strong>1st <strong>of</strong> September 1996 and will burnuntil no child is suffering <strong>the</strong> terrors <strong>of</strong>war. Around <strong>the</strong> flame are placed smallerstones with <strong>the</strong> names <strong>of</strong> countrieswhere war is still rife. When war is overin a particular country <strong>the</strong> stone isremoved. When <strong>the</strong>re are no morestones <strong>the</strong> flame can be extinguished.'REDD BARNA's FREDSLYSbegins every year on <strong>the</strong> 1st <strong>of</strong>December at <strong>the</strong> Children's PeaceMonument in <strong>the</strong> Animal Park inKristiansand. It ends in Oslo on <strong>the</strong>10th <strong>of</strong> December, <strong>the</strong> day <strong>the</strong> NobelPeace Prize is awarded. <strong>The</strong>'Fredsfakkeltog' (torchlight processionfor peace) congregates outside <strong>the</strong>Rådhus (town hall) in Oslo and <strong>the</strong>winner <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Nobel Peace Prize is presentedwith <strong>the</strong> last <strong>of</strong> a succession <strong>of</strong>torches which have carried <strong>the</strong> PeaceFlame from Kristiansand.<strong>The</strong> idea behind REDD BARNA'sFredslys is to allow children toexpress <strong>the</strong>ir desire for World Peace in aquiet and very moving ceremony.Every year over 150,000 school childrenin Norway unite to show <strong>the</strong> worldthat this is what <strong>the</strong>y want. <strong>The</strong>y wanteveryone to think <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> millions <strong>of</strong> childrenwho are suffering unbelievablehardships and having <strong>the</strong>ir families brokenup and <strong>the</strong> world as <strong>the</strong>y know it inruins.Torchlight processions are held bychildren all over Norway between <strong>the</strong>1st and 10th <strong>of</strong> December. This year<strong>the</strong> candlelit Parade for Peace by IFG,YEPA, SWEC and <strong>the</strong> children in preschoolwill begin at 09:00 on Friday2nd December. Families and friendsmay congregate in <strong>the</strong> school lobbyarea. May we remind you that this is asilent parade. Please do not try to attractattention <strong>of</strong> anyone who is participatingin it. It’s a time for reflection, prayersfor peace in <strong>the</strong> world and a solemn tributeto children around <strong>the</strong> world.Welcome!15
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