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Sweden, Stockholm
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The school does not require a uniform; there is a dress code. Clothing should be clean, complete, and not disrupt the learning environment.
The school provides nutritious school lunches free of charge, with a vegetarian option and accommodations for allergies. If a student needs a special diet for medical reasons, a certificate from a doctor or dietician must be submitted to the school nurse.
The school is divided into houses; each pupil is allocated to a house on enrollment. Houses may compete in sports and other activities, giving students a sense of responsibility and input into their school environment.
Paradigm Capital AG is the new main owner via two investment funds together with the Hans and Barbara Bergstrom Foundation, owning 75 percent of the votes in IES. The Swedish Schools Inspectorate approved the ownership changes.
Internationella Engelska Skolan (IES) is a Swedish school with an international profile that offers Cambridge IGCSE and a bespoke curriculum for students aged 10–16. The school is bilingual, with teaching in Swedish and English and around half the lessons delivered in English to prepare students for higher education and a globalized world. The campus provides full teaching and extracurricular facilities in one building, including two sports halls, a music studio, a library, and two enclosed playgrounds with football and basketball pitches. Preschool and primary education are part of the IES offering at this site, reflecting a continuous learning environment. A Junior Club provides after-school care, and tutorials and after-school clubs extend the day. The School House System is a distinctive feature within the IES network, promoting teamwork, shared values, and healthy competition. The Green Flag Committee supports sustainability projects, and a broad range of clubs supports science, arts, and social activities.
