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Compare International Schools in Sundsvall, Sweden

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Instructs in Swedish, English
Pupils 1120
Type Co-educational
Internationella Engelska Skolan Sundsvall is a bilingual Swedish-English school for students in years 3 to 9. The school follows the Swedish national curriculum, with up to half of the lessons delivered in English. English instruction is taught by qualified teachers from English-speaking countries, including Canada, the USA, and the UK. Established in 2009, the campus offers a safe and calm environment that supports focused teaching and learning. The school emphasizes a solid foundation for the future, combining Swedish and English language learning within one curriculum. A distinctive feature is the possibility for students to study Cambridge IGCSE exams at many IES schools, providing an international qualification option. Support is organized through a strong student care team and a mentor system that links school and home. Extra-curricular life includes Junior Club with dancing and crafts, The Great Debate, and Lunch Gig, alongside house competitions, pastoral care, and nutritious meals for students.
Instructs in English
Pupils 2100
Type Co-educational
Sundsvalls Gymnasium operates across two Sundsvall campuses, Hedbergska and Västermalm, serving around 1,000 students at Hedbergska. Hedbergska houses the Esthetic Programme, Restaurant and Food Programme, Sales and Service Programme, and the Social Sciences and Economics Programme. Västermalm offers the Natural Science Programme, Technology Programme, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, along with Construction and Civil Engineering, Electrical and Energy, Vehicle and Transport, Industrial Technology, Childcare and Recreation, and Care and Welfare. The school also runs Nationally Approved Sports Education (NIU) for elite athletes, enabling students to balance gymnasie studies with high‑level sport in wrestling, football, floorball, swimming and tennis, with training at NP3 Arena, Nordichallen and Balderhallen. The facilities include Hedbergska, GA-skolan and Altinska skolan, Altinska Restaurangen (a student‑run restaurant), a library and the Torget student hall, plus dedicated study rooms for the Teknik programme. Work‑Based Learning (APL) connects students with industry across programs, supported by strong industry links. nationwide.