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Internationella Engelska Skolan Bromma

Sweden, Stockholm

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Swedish, English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 10 - 16 years
Pupil numbers 946
Type Co-educational
Opened 2005
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum Swiss Curriculum
Taught languages English, Swedish, German, Spanish, French
Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional
Stages Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School
Introduction

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.

Riksbyvägen 40–48, 168 74 Bromma, Stockholms län, Sweden

The Essentials

Internationella Engelska Skolan Bromma has 946 pupils, instruction in Swedish, English.

Location
The school is located in Bromma, a western district of Stockholm, Sweden. It is near the city and green spaces, offering a balance of bustle and calm. Address: Riksbyvägen 40, 168 74 Stockholm County, Sweden. The school teaches in Swedish and English, with up to 50% of lessons taught in English.

Stages
Year groups 4–9

Country affiliation
Sweden
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Junior Club provides after-school care.

Food Options
School meals: A nutritious and healthy lunch is provided to support a good and productive school day.

Governance and Ownership
A Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is active.
Fees
Application fees

- There is no application or admissions fee to join Internationella Engelska Skolan Bromma. Applications and queue registration are handled digitally (SchoolSoft/BankID).

Tuition fees by year group (Grades 4–9) — academic year 2026/27

- Grades 4: SEK 0 per term; SEK 0 per year.
- Grade 5: SEK 0 per term; SEK 0 per year.
- Grade 6: SEK 0 per term; SEK 0 per year.
- Grade 7: SEK 0 per term; SEK 0 per year.
- Grade 8: SEK 0 per term; SEK 0 per year.
- Grade 9: SEK 0 per term; SEK 0 per year.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- No tuition invoices are issued for compulsory education at IES Bromma; standard compulsory schooling is provided free of charge and therefore there is no termly or annual tuition billing.
- Optional, fee-based services (where offered) — for example after‑school care (fritids), Junior Club activities or voluntary external trips/activities — are billed according to the specific arrangement for that service. Fritids fees are typically income‑based and follow the municipality's maxtaxa and invoicing rules; billing frequency for such services is commonly monthly or per term depending on the programme.
- When a paid optional place (e.g. fritids) is terminated, schools commonly apply a notice period and may charge for the final month in the notice period; exact cancellation and refund rules follow the school's local policy and municipal regulations.

Boarding fees

- IES Bromma is a day school for Grades 4–9 and does not offer boarding; therefore there are no boarding fees.

Other potential costs

- School lunches for compulsory school pupils are provided free of charge; there is no fee for the regular school meal in grundskolan.
- Optional or extracurricular costs that parents might be asked to meet include voluntary school trips, extra‑curricular activity fees, special materials, or optional clubs. Such costs are activity‑specific and charged only where the activity is voluntary or outside the free compulsory provision. Examples of optional programmes at other IES schools are charged per term or per activity; the level and timing of these charges vary by school and programme.

Refund information (where fees are charged for optional services)

- Refund and credit procedures for overpayments or cancellations for charged services follow the school's local policy and municipal invoicing rules; municipalities commonly issue credit notes or refund overpayments and require formal notice for refunds or cancellations. Where a paid fritids place is ended, a notice period applies and the final month is commonly charged.

Fee payment options (for optional charged services)

- Payment methods for optional charged services normally follow the school's or the municipality's standard channels. Common options used by municipal and independent schools in Sweden include monthly invoicing, e‑invoice (e‑faktura) and direct debit (autogiro). Specific available payment methods and billing addresses are provided by the school at the time of enrolment for any chargeable service.
Academics

Internationella Engelska Skolan Bromma teaches Swiss Curriculum for students aged 10 to 16.

Curriculum
The school has a commitment to bilingualism and high academic expectations. It is a 4-9 school with a safe and calm environment that supports teaching and learning. The students build a strong foundation for future studies in a globalized world, and the school features modern facilities and a strong sense of community among students, teachers and parents.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school provides a safe and calm environment where teachers can teach and students learn. The school focuses on academic development and personal growth. The school invests in high-quality teaching in both Swedish and English, with up to 50% of lessons taught in English. Dedicated teachers support every student in reaching their full potential. There is a strong sense of community among students, teachers, and parents.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school offers bilingual education with instruction in Swedish and English. Up to 50% of lessons are taught in English. Dedicated teachers support every student in reaching their full potential. The bilingual focus is a core feature of IES Bromma, and the school is committed to bilingualism with high academic expectations. The principal's welcome highlights a bilingual education where social and academic development blooms.

Mental Wellbeing
The school offers a bilingual education where social and academic development blooms. A strong sense of community among students, teachers, and parents supports wellbeing. The health initiative Move with IES equips students for a healthier life, including initiatives to improve physical and mental health. Safety and order are prerequisites for learning, contributing to a stable environment. The environment supports student wellbeing through safety, community, and health initiatives.

Safeguarding
Safety and order are prerequisites for learning. The school maintains a safe and orderly environment. The health initiative Move with IES contributes to safeguarding by promoting physical and mental health.
Parent Experience

History
The school was established in 2005. It serves grades 4–9. Teaching is delivered in Swedish and English, with up to 50% of lessons taught in English. It is located near the city and green spaces in Bromma, providing a safe and calm environment for learning.

Community
Student Council is a group of peer-elected student representatives from each class, with an adult advisor, and acts as a bridge between students and the administration. From 2008 to 2022, the Council helped improve student life by expanding healthier food options in the Haven and Café, upgrading furniture and games, promoting the Haiti Relief Fund, and assisting in the development of the Likabehandlingsplan and Skolval. Council members participate in leadership initiatives and projects such as Study Skills, and judge entries for the Annual Art Competition as well as Holiday Door and Costume Competitions. Its current focus is creating a culture of acceptance and kindness free of bullying, discrimination, and exclusion.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The premises are spacious and situated on a hill surrounded by parkland and waterways, while being a short walk from Brommaplan's subway and bus terminal. The school follows the Swedish curriculum, with up to half the education delivered in English by qualified teachers from English-speaking countries including Canada, the USA, and the UK. Every student has a mentor who oversees their academic and social development. The environment is safe and calm, where teachers can teach and students learn. The school includes a library and facilities such as a Junior Club, a Parent Teacher Association, and a nutritious, healthy lunch program.

Academic Facilities
The Library is a welcoming and quiet space where students can read, study, or do their homework. We teach using the Swedish national curriculum and up to half the education is delivered in English by qualified teachers from English-speaking countries including Canada, the USA, and the UK. Every student has a mentor who oversees their academic and social development.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Junior Club provides care for students beyond the school day. The Parent Teacher Association is busy and active, contributing to school life. Student-led activities include a Student Council and a Yearbook; these programs support student involvement and collaboration.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Arts & Creative
Junior Club provides after-school activities for students in grades 4–6 to socialise and make friends. Activities include arts and crafts, music and dance, baking, and board games. These activities promote creative expression and social interaction after the school day. Junior Club brings together students from different classes for shared activities.

Cultural & Language
The school provides bilingual education in Swedish and English. Up to 50% of lessons are taught in English. The school has an international focus.

Social & Hobbies
Junior Club provides after-school activities for students in grades 4–6 to socialise and make friends. Activities include sports tournaments and gym games. Arts and crafts, music and dance, baking, and board games are also offered. Fritids offers a bilingual, safe space for younger students with breakfast and an afternoon snack, plus activities and field trips; homework support is available from staff.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school provides a safe and calm environment. Fritids serves breakfast every day and provides an afternoon snack for students attending fritids or junior club. Students at fritids and junior club also have access to staff-supported homework help.
Languages

Language Provision
Swedish and English are taught, with up to 50% of lessons taught in English.

Bilingual Teaching
The school offers bilingual education in Swedish and English for grades 4–9.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Register your child in the queue. An account is created on the IES Bromma site by logging in with BankID and entering your personal data. If Swedish BankID is not available, download the application form at the bottom of the page and email it to admissions. If you do not have a Swedish personal identification number, contact the admissions team for assistance. 2. Verify your email. Confirm your email address; check your spam folder if the verification message is not received. Once the email is confirmed, you can proceed with the application. 3. Provide information. Enter your child's personal identity number (YYYYMMDD-NNNN) and add any siblings to the application, as sibling priority may apply. Register the contact details for all guardians (Guardian 2 will receive a verification email). Select the school, start of the academic year, and year level. Children in Sweden usually start förskoleklass the year they turn 6. 4. Queue placement confirmation. All registered guardians will receive a confirmation email once a queue place has been created for your child. Contact the school if you have not received a confirmation email after completing registration. 5. Manage your application. You can log in via the website and manage your information, such as the desired start year or adding siblings. 6. Admission Offer. If your child receives a placement offer, log in to the queue login with BankID and actively confirm the offer. The school will then send all the information you need before the start of school. Don't have a Swedish BankID? Fill in the application form and send it to the school by email or post.
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