Sweden
Stockholm
This page lists the 6 schools we profile in Stockholm and compares them at a glance: curriculum, teaching languages, ages and boarding. Programmes on offer: IB, GCSE/IGCSE, French curriculum, German curriculum and host-country national programmes. All of them are day schools.
School profiles in this area
| School | Curriculum | Teaching languages | Ages | Day or boarding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| British International School of StockholmDanderyd | UK Early Years Foundation Stage · Cambridge Primary · International Primary Curriculum · British-aligned secondary · Cambridge IGCSE · IB Diploma Programme | English · Swedish taught across the school | 3–18 | day |
| International School of the Stockholm RegionStockholm | IB Primary Years Programme · IB Middle Years Programme · IB Diploma Programme · IB Career-related Programme | English | PYP Grade 0 (age 5) through DP2 | day |
| Kungsholmens gymnasiumStockholm | Swedish gymnasium syllabus (English-medium Social Science) · Swedish gymnasium syllabus (English-medium Natural Science) · Swedish gymnasium syllabus (English-medium International Business) · Swedish Humanities programme · Stockholms musikgymnasium | English (named international programmes) · Swedish | Three-year Swedish gymnasium | day |
| Lycée Français Saint Louis de StockholmStora Essingen | French national curriculum · Diplôme National du Brevet · Baccalauréat général · Baccalauréat Français International · Gymnasieexamen pathway | French · Swedish · English | Förskola through Terminale | day |
| Stockholm International SchoolStockholm | IB Primary Years Programme · IB Middle Years Programme · IB Diploma Programme | English | 3–19 (Grade 12 at age 17 on the placement table) | day |
| Tyska Skolan / Deutsche Schule StockholmÖstermalm | German national programmes for Auslandsschulen · Abitur (G8) · Swedish university-entrance qualification the school names | German · Swedish | Kindergarten and Swedish förskoleklass through the G8 Abitur | day |
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