We have a long history of proven skills and know how which spans over a century. We provide our students with useful knowledge and information they need to become great men and women of tomorrow. This is a story of how it all started:
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Gravity Education was originally founded as the Free Academy of the City of Oslo in 1963 by a wealthy businessman.
[/timeline_block] [timeline_block date=”1973″ style=”default”] [heading size=”h3″ style=”uk-module-title”]Christian Orientation[/heading]
In 1973, President John H. Quake gave the Gravity Education a more christian orientation by introducing mandatory chapel attendance.
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With over 1200 students all across the world, we became the top elementary school for many internationals in Europe.
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In January 2000, we open our first overseas college in the heart of London to offer our education services in UK.
[/timeline_block] [timeline_block date=”2011″ style=”default”] [heading size=”h3″ style=”uk-module-title”]Toronto, Canada[/heading]
The Toronto School of Business at the City College of Toronto, named after some alumnus, opened on 23rd Street in Manhattan in 2011
[/timeline_block] [timeline_block date=”2016″ style=”default”] [heading size=”h3″ style=”uk-module-title”]Nairobi, Kenya[/heading]
In 2016, we ventured into Africa to expand our schools with the first school open in Nairobi, Kenya.
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