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Sweden, Stockholm
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Kanholmsvägen 51, 132 30 Saltsjö-boo. Located in the Nacka Municipality in the Stockholm region, Nordic Nacka operates as a Swedish comprehensive school with an international profile for grades F-9 in Nacka. Nordic International School offers a Swedish comprehensive school with an international profile for grades F-9 in Nacka.
F-9 year group. In the fall of 2025, we will open our doors for F-3, which means that we will then have a school from F-9.
Primary school (F-9) in Nacka; Swedish comprehensive school with an international profile; British-inspired with up to half of teaching in English.
Application fees
- There is no application fee for Nordic International School Nacka; registration in the school queue is free.
Tuition fees by school year (per term / per year group)
- There are no tuition or enrolment fees for any year group at Nordic International School Nacka (preschool class/F through Grade 9). Education is free of charge and financed through the Swedish school voucher system; therefore there are no per-term or per-year tuition charges.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- For school-related municipal charges that may apply (for example after‑school care — fritids), billing follows Nacka municipality rules: fees for fritids are charged monthly and invoiced from the municipality. Invoices are sent to the registered guardian and follow the municipality's payment schedule; the June invoice historically has a later payment deadline (example: June invoice due July 31). Cancellation of a fritids place requires one month's notice; guardians pay the fee during the notice period and a leaving date mid‑month is handled pro rata.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable. Nordic International School Nacka is a day primary/compulsory school (no boarding provision) and therefore there are no boarding fees.
Other costs or fees (uniform, meals, extracurriculars, materials, etc.)
- Uniform: The school provides the common elements of the school uniform without charge.
- After‑school care (fritids): Fees apply under Nacka municipality's maxtaxa system for families who use municipal after‑school care; the municipality's published 2026 maxtaxa level shows monthly amounts for preschool class–Year 3 as SEK 1,231 for the first child and SEK 616 for the second and third child (amounts and categories are set by the municipality and applied to school providers). Open‑fritids or activities for older year groups (Years 4–6 and up) may have separate arrangements or fees determined by the organiser.
- School meals and specific activity fees: any charges for school meals, optional clubs, or special activities are handled according to municipal and school rules and may incur separate fees billed by the municipality or activity organiser. (No tuition charge applies.)
Refund information
- Tuition refund: Not applicable (no tuition charged).
- After‑school care (fritids) refunds/cancellations: The municipality's rules require one month's notice when cancelling a fritids place; fees are charged during the notice period and partial months are handled pro rata. Refunds or adjustments (for overpayment or billing corrections) are processed under the municipality's invoicing and customer service procedures.
Fee payment options
- Municipal and school‑related fees (for example fritids or other billed services) can be paid using the payment methods supported by Nacka municipality: e‑invoice (e‑faktura), autogiro (direct debit), bank/plusgiro or bank transfer as shown on the invoice; electronic distribution of invoices to internet banks is supported. Guardians should follow the invoice's payment instructions and reference the invoice OCR or payment reference when paying.
Nordic International School Nacka is a Swedish comprehensive school with an international profile for students in grades F–9, located in Nacka. It operates on a bespoke curriculum designed to blend Swedish schooling with international perspectives, including up to half of teaching in English as students progress. Founded in 2023, the school emphasizes three pillars: World-class teaching, Order and tidiness, and Nordic Spirit. The teaching is evidence-based and draws on practices from leading schools, with a bilingual environment that uses Swedish and international teachers. In fall 2025, the school opened its doors for F-3, extending coverage to younger ages and creating a continuous F–9 provision. Facilities include classrooms, a library, a recreation room, and spaces for school meals, with a main entrance and houses as part of the campus. English usage increases with age, and the school places strong emphasis on safety, structure, and a sense of community to support well-being.
