International School of Kungsholmen

Sweden, Stockholm

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees SEK 12,000

Ages 5 - 16 years

Pupil numbers 250

Type Co-educational

Opened 2022

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP)

Taught languages Swedish, French, Spanish

Strengths Outdoor Education, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts

Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Cultural and Language

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School

Introduction

International School of Kungsholmen (ISKH) is an IB World School located at Stadshagsvägen 7, Stockholm. It offers the Primary Years Programme (ages 5–12) and the Middle Years Programme (ages 13–16) with English as the language of instruction. Swedish is taught as Language B, and in the MYP students may study French and Spanish as modern languages. The new school building opened in August 2022 and provides generous classroom sizes, group rooms, and a playground. The school serves about 250 students, creating a close-knit community. The IB framework supports inquiry-based learning, cross-disciplinary connections, and global citizenship, with the PYP Exhibition and the MYP Community Project forming key capstone experiences. After School Care runs daily outings to nearby parks with arts, crafts, and collaborative activities. Outdoor education is supported through trips to Eknäs Gård, and older students have PE at KFUM Gym Hall in Odenplan. The school emphasises multilingualism, with 36 languages spoken and library resources in multiple languages.

www.internationalschoolofkungsholmen.com

Stadshagsvägen 7, 112 50 Stockholm, Sweden

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The Essentials

Location

Located at Stadshagsvägen 7, 112 50 Stockholm, Sweden. The main building has generous classroom sizes, group rooms, a playground and is close to local parks. Eknäs Gård is a nearby recreational facility used for school trips, and older students travel to KFUM Gym Hall in Odenplan for physical education.

Stages

Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 5 to 12; Middle Years Programme (MYP) for ages 13 to 16.

Type

Co-educational, day school

Additional learning support

Inclusion policy promotes acceptance of all students and diversity.

Country affiliation

Sweden

Diving Deeper

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Fees

Application fees
- No separate application or registration fee is specified in the school's admissions documentation or FAQs; applications are submitted through the school's admissions portal.

Tuition fees (by year group and per term)
- Annual tuition: SEK 12,000 per student (applies to all year groups).
- Billing frequency: The annual tuition is invoiced bi‑annually (two invoices per academic year).
- Per‑term amount (for billing purposes): SEK 6,000 per invoice (calculated as SEK 12,000 ÷ 2 because the annual tuition is invoiced twice per year).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Invoice timings: One invoice is issued at the start of the fall term and one invoice is issued at the start of the spring term.
- Start of liability: The annual tuition applies from first acceptance of enrollment; the fee is charged even for mid‑term enrollments.
- Refunds and reductions: No part of the annual tuition is reduced or refunded for delayed entry, absence, or withdrawal.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding provision: The school operates as a day school (no boarding provision). There are no boarding fees.

Other costs and typical additional charges
- No separate published charges for uniforms, registration fees, development fees, exam fees, or school lunch charges are listed in the school's publicly available admissions and program materials. After‑school care is provided, but its page does not list a separate fee schedule.
- Incidental costs (for example: excursions, specialist trips, external examination charges, materials for optional activities) are not itemized in the admissions policy and are not included in the stated annual tuition.

Refund information
- The school will not reduce or refund any portion of the annual tuition for delayed entry, absence, or withdrawal; the annual tuition is payable in full and applies from acceptance.

Fee payment options and invoicing method
- Invoicing: Tuition is invoiced bi‑annually as described above.
- Payment methods: Specific accepted payment methods (for example bank transfer, credit card, Swish, or direct debit) are not specified in the published admissions or program materials. Applications are processed through the school's admissions portal. For billing enquiries the school provides admissions and general contact email addresses.

Concise summary of missing fee details (items not published in admissions/program documents)
- No published amount for any application or registration fee.
- No per‑year‑group differential fees — the tuition is a single annual rate for all year groups.
- No published boarding fees (school is day only).
- No published schedule of charges for uniforms, lunches, or after‑school care.
- No published list of accepted payment methods or detailed billing/payment instructions.

Academics

Curriculum

IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and IB Middle Years Programme (MYP). English is the main language of instruction; Swedish is taught as Language B, and in the Middle Years Programme French and Spanish are offered as modern languages.

Gifted and Talented

Academic support for highly capable students is provided through the Student Support Team, including targeted interventions, differentiation, and individualized accommodation plans (AP). The team includes a Special Education teacher and a Student Care Team that monitors wellbeing and progress and coordinates support across the IB curriculum.

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Admissions

1. Apply online via OpenApply. Applications are accepted for placement at any time for the upcoming academic year. After submitting, you will receive an email notification, but it does not guarantee a place at the school. The OpenApply portal handles enrollment communications. 2. Admission criteria prioritize international families in Sweden for a short-term stay, students from English-speaking international education systems, or families preparing their child for an education abroad. Applications are reviewed based on availability and the admissions policy. ISKH reserves the right to decline an applicant if acceptance would imply significant organizational or economic difficulties, or if sufficient support cannot be provided. These policies guide whether an applicant proceeds to enrollment. 3. Space availability and notification. Applications are welcome at any time via OpenApply. A notification email confirms receipt, but it does not guarantee placement. Spaces become available as capacity permits and enrollment decisions are made accordingly. 4. If space becomes available, the administrator will contact you to discuss enrollment. For questions related to your application, use the messaging option in the OpenApply Portal. General inquiries: contact@intschoolkungsholmen.se; Admissions inquiries: admissions@intschoolkungsholmen.se

Waitlist

1. The school uses a queue in OpenApply to manage placements. Applications are acknowledged by email, but notification does not guarantee a place. 2. Enrollment occurs as spaces become available. 3. The school administrator will contact guardians when a space becomes available to discuss enrollment. 4. For questions related to your application, use the OpenApply Portal messaging.

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FAQs

Where is the International School of Kungsholmen located and what is the school setting like?

The school is located at Stadshagsvägen 7, 112 50 Stockholm, Sweden. It opened in August 2022 as a co-educational day school for ages 5–16, with a main building that has generous classrooms and group rooms, plus a playground next to local parks. Older students travel to KFUM Gym Hall in Odenplan for PE, and Eknäs Gård is used for occasional trips.

What ages does ISKH serve and what IB programs are offered?

ISKH serves students aged 5 to 16. It offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for ages 5–12 and the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) for ages 13–16. English is the main language of instruction, with Swedish taught as Language B, and French and Spanish available in the MYP.

Is the International School of Kungsholmen a boarding school?

No. ISKH is a day school with no boarding provision. PE for older students is conducted at KFUM Gym Hall in Odenplan, and After School Care includes daily outings and activities.

What are the tuition fees and how are they billed?

Annual tuition is SEK 12,000 per student and is billed bi-annually in two invoices of SEK 6,000 each. Invoices are issued at the start of the fall term and the start of the spring term. The fee applies from the first acceptance of enrollment and is not reduced for late entry or absences.

Are there any application fees or scholarships?

There is no published application or registration fee in the admissions materials, and there is no published information about scholarships.

How does the admissions process work and is there a waitlist?

Applications are submitted through the OpenApply portal, and spaces are allocated as capacity allows. An acknowledgment email is sent after submission, but placement is not guaranteed. The school uses a queue in OpenApply, and guardians are contacted if a space becomes available.

Is ISKH an IB World School?

Yes. ISKH is an authorized IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the Middle Years Programme (MYP). The IB framework underpins inquiry-based learning and aims to develop global citizenship.

What support exists for students needing extra help or who are highly capable?

The school has a Student Support Team that includes a Special Education teacher and a Student Care Team, providing targeted interventions and differentiated instruction. They develop individualized accommodation plans and monitor wellbeing and progress across the IB curriculum.

What can you tell me about class sizes and learning spaces?

The main building features generous classroom sizes and multiple group rooms to support collaborative learning. The campus is designed to accommodate around 250 students in total, fostering a space for inquiry-based, interactive learning.

Which languages are taught and how does ISKH support multilingual learners?

English is the main language of instruction, with Swedish taught as Language B. In the MYP, French and Spanish are offered as modern languages. There are 36 mother tongue languages spoken by students, and the school provides language resources and language profiling to support multilingual learning.

What is the school culture like and how would you describe the community?

ISKH emphasizes a close-knit community with active involvement from parents, students, and staff. The small student body, about 250 pupils, fosters a sense of belonging and collaborative learning across the school.

What facilities support learning and after-school care?

The campus includes a main building with generous classrooms and group rooms plus a playground; Eknäs Gård is used for occasional field trips. After School Care provides daily outings to Kronobergsparken and Rålambshovsparken with arts, crafts, and other activities.

What extracurricular activities and leadership opportunities are available?

After School Care offers arts and crafts and social play, extending the school day with creative activities. The IB program supports student leadership through PYP and MYP student councils, the PYP Exhibition, and the MYP Community Project.

How is student wellbeing supported at ISKH?

A dedicated Student Care Team monitors wellbeing and progress and coordinates support across the IB curriculum. The school emphasizes SEL, collaborative learning, and a nurturing learning community.

What about outdoor learning, field trips, and physical education?

Outdoor education is provided through field experiences at Eknäs Gård, including rock climbing, nature hikes, swimming, and farm life. PE for older students is held at KFUM Gym Hall in Odenplan, and daily ASC outings promote outdoor play and social interaction.

How does ISKH address language diversity and home languages?

The school embraces multilingualism with a policy that supports many languages; 36 mother tongue languages are spoken among students. Swedish is taught as Language B, and there are language resources and profiling to support students' diverse language backgrounds.

How can families relocating to Sweden make the admission process smoother?

Admission criteria prioritize international families for short-term stays and those with experience in English-speaking international education systems. Applications are accepted at any time via OpenApply, and spaces are allocated as capacity allows.

Who can I contact for more information or admissions inquiries?

For general questions, you can email contact@intschoolkungsholmen.se and for admissions inquiries, admissions@intschoolkungsholmen.se. You can also apply online through the OpenApply admissions portal.

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