International environment
An international environment focused on knowledge, language and the future
Our international profile is central to who we are. Our students represent more than 30 nationalities.
We see their multicultural backgrounds as a source of knowledge and inspiration. Our aim is to prepare every student for the future, wherever in the world their path may take them.
Connections with the wider world
We take learning beyond the classroom. Partnerships with organisations such as the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology and the Nobel Prize Museum inspire our students in science and technology. In 2025, our Year 9 students won the International Math, Science and Creativity Competition (IMSCC) in South Korea.
Culture and new perspectives
Our students regularly take part in cultural activities, including filmmaking, theatre and museum visits. Guest speakers bring different subjects to life, while our school sports association organises activities with other schools.
English language learning
Both schools are Cambridge Preparation Centres. Students receive additional English teaching and have the opportunity to take the B2 First (FCE) and C1 Advanced (CAE) qualifications.
Using language in practice
As part of their preparation for the B2 First for Schools exam, Year 9 students spend a week in London. In 2025, 95% of our Year 9 students achieved grades A–C in Sweden’s national English test.