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Sweden, Gothenburg
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There is no school uniform.
All students receive a free school lunch. Grades K–3 are served in the main building or the Early Years Centre; Grades 4–5 eat in the Bamba (canteen) on the far side of the playground, shared with Guldhedsskolan. Every day there is a hot meal, a salad bar, and a choice of water or milk to drink. The school accommodates dietary requirements, and the environment is nut-free and sesame-seed-free.
ISGR is owned by the Gothenburg Region Association of Local Authorities (GR). The school is governed by a board that provides strategic direction, ensures educational quality, and supports long-term development.
International School of the Gothenburg Region is a not-for-profit organisation with two sections: an International Section delivering the IB Primary Years Programme for ages 5–11 and the IB Middle Years Programme for 11–16, and a Swedish National Section (LgrP/LgrM). The school is in Gothenburg, Sweden, and has CIS accreditation since 2008. It participates in the IB Diploma Programme through IHGR, providing a continuous IB pathway. English is the main language of instruction in the international section; Grade 1 onwards includes a Host Country Swedish Language and Culture program, with English Language Acquisition support and Mother Tongue classes available. ISGR operates on two campuses: Guldheden for primary and Götaberg for middle and high school. Facilities include bright classrooms, libraries, art, music and science rooms, outdoor spaces, a football pitch and a PE hall (expanded in 2025). After-school PAL care and clubs cover coding, language cafés, exchanges and service projects for students.
