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Compare Swiss Curriculum International Schools in Sweden

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Instructs in English, Swedish
Ages 16 - null years
Type Co-educational
Carlforsska Gymnasiet in Västerås offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) in English, with the option also to follow a Swiss curriculum. The school has been an IB World School since December 2013. The IB Diploma runs over three years: Year 1 is a pre-DP bridge introducing all DP subjects and developing study techniques, TOK, CAS, and the Extended Essay. Years 2 and 3 consist of six subject groups (Language A, Language B, Individuals and Societies, Sciences, Mathematics, Arts) with courses chosen at Standard or Higher Level to suit interests and future plans. The entire IB curriculum is taught in English, enabling graduation with an IB Diploma recognized worldwide. Year 1 admissions require recent arrival to Sweden, regional residency, a Swedish personal ID, and a two-part entrance test (math and English). The school provides a careers adviser and an IB Coordinator to support university planning, admissions, and study choices.
Instructs in Swedish, English
Ages 5 - 16 years
Pupils 900
Type Co-educational
Europaskolan is an International Baccalaureate World School in Sweden delivering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the Middle Years Programme (MYP) alongside the Swedish national curriculum. The school serves learners aged 5 to 16 and offers bilingual instruction in Swedish and English, with weekly mother tongue support to sustain internationalism. IB learning is embedded across two campuses: the Main Building at Gotlandsgatan 43 in Södermalm, and Eknäs Gård, a 15-hectare rural site 35 kilometres south of Stockholm, where students undertake practical, hands-on inquiry as part of the IB approach. Small class sizes (up to 24 students) emphasise inquiry, reflection and action. The school's off-campus Physical Education and Outdoor Life program highlights experiential learning through camping, hiking and visits to rock-climbing gyms and frozen lakes. Europaskolan supports progression to Swedish gymnasium, the IB Diploma Programme, or other high school options worldwide, grounded in global citizenship and lifelong learning together for students.
Instructs in Swedish, English
Ages 10 - 16 years
Pupils 946
Type Co-educational
Internationella Engelska Skolan Bromma is a 4–9 campus for students aged 10–16, located at Riksbyvägen 40–48 in Bromma, Stockholm. The school follows a Swiss Curriculum and provides bilingual education in Swedish and English, with up to half of lessons taught in English by qualified teachers from English-speaking countries. The campus sits on a hill amid parkland and waterways, near Brommaplan's subway and bus terminal, offering a safe, calm learning environment. Every student has a mentor to support academic and social development. The school provides a welcoming library, a lunch program, and a sense of community through active parent involvement via the Parent Teacher Association. Extracurricular life centers on the Junior Club, student‑led activities like a Student Council and Yearbook, and opportunities for arts, crafts, music, and sports. An international focus is reinforced by teachers from Canada, the USA, and the UK, and by emphasis on languages and global readiness.
Instructs in Swedish, English
Pupils 605
Type Co-educational
Internationella Engelska Skolan Upplands Väsby is a bilingual school for students in years F-9, located in Upplands Väsby, just north of Stockholm. The school uses the Swedish national curriculum while delivering up to 50% of lessons in English, taught by qualified teachers from English-speaking countries. This arrangement supports strong language development in both Swedish and English and prepares students for international study and global careers. Opened in 2020, IES Upplands Väsby serves about 605 students, including around 250 in the fritids after-school program, in a safe, orderly environment designed to support focused learning. Classrooms are well equipped to support a range of subjects, with a dedicated international teaching team emphasising high aspirations and personal growth. The school's ethos centers on helping every child reach their full potential through bilingual instruction, international perspective, and a structured, supportive daily routine. Dedicated teachers foster language confidence, curiosity, collaboration, and global citizenship daily together.
Instructs in English
Ages 16 - 18 years
Fees SEK 111,215
Pupils 1400
Type Co-educational
Per Brahegymnasiet is a public, co-educational upper secondary school in Jönköping, Sweden, offering six programs: Economics, Esthetic, International Baccalaureate (IB DP), Natural Science, Social Sciences, and Humanities. The school provides both the IB Diploma Programme and a Swiss Curriculum, with the IB DP taught in English to support a bilingual diploma. Students aged 16 to 18 study across six subject groups, and the DP core includes CAS, Theory of Knowledge, and the Extended Essay. The Natural Science track emphasises scientific methods and mathematics and offers study trips and potential international exchanges. The Esthetic program focuses on creativity and communication and includes four spetsutbildningar: Scenkonst teater, Konst och design, Musik spets, Scenkonst dans, with collaborations with HDK-Valand and Högskolan för Scen och Musik. The school occupies a historic main building dating back to 1912, and facilities include Linden dining hall, Café Linden with a fixed stage, and a library of about 20,000 books.
Instructs in English
Ages 6 - 18 years
Fees SEK 30,000 - 38,000
Pupils 565
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
SSHL is a Swedish boarding school and high school with an international outlook, situated along Lake Mälaren near the historic town of Sigtuna and convenient for Arlanda Airport. The school blends Swedish Gymnasium programmes for Years 10–12 with International Baccalaureate options, offering three IB programmes: DP, CP, and MYP, taught in English in the Diploma Programme while preserving a Swedish-language track within the IB and Gymnasium options. SSHL serves both boarding and day students, with eight boarding houses and a campus of 565 students (205 boarders). Facilities include a large indoor sports hall with basketball, volleyball and dance space, outdoor tennis and football facilities, rowing boathouses and a well-stocked library shared with the Sigtuna Foundation libraries. The not-for-profit Sigtuna School Foundation runs SSHL. A distinctive feature is its international projects and service culture, such as the Kenya Project and Life-Link, alongside a broad range of clubs and activities for students.