We offer two educational tracks:
Each section has its own admissions process and timeline. Please select the relevant track below to learn more.
If you have any questions, we’re happy to help. International Section – Email us at admissions@staff.isgr.se. Swedish National Section – Email us at antagning@staff.isgr.se.
Our International Section offers the IB PYP and MYP in English for students aged 5–16. With a focus on inquiry, critical thinking, and global citizenship, this path is ideal for internationally minded families or those seeking an English-speaking education.
Following the Swedish national curriculum, our Swedish Section provides a strong academic foundation with up to 50% of teaching in English. This option suits families living long-term in Sweden who value both local and international perspectives.
Pre and After school Learning (PAL) is after school care for students whose parents are working or studying. It is a part of the Swedish primary school curriculum. PAL is available for students from age 5 to 12.
We accept applications throughout the year, and placement depends on availability in the specific grade. Families relocating to Gothenburg—particularly those with children who have previously attended international schools—are given priority. Our admissions team will be happy to provide current availability and guide you through the process.
For the 2025–2026 academic year, the school fee for students enrolled in the International Section is SEK 46,090. A 50% sibling discount is available for a third child. Families may choose to pay in installments, and invoices are issued via email for convenience.
Yes, we understand that international relocations can occur at various times of the year. We offer a flexible admissions process and accept applications year-round, subject to space availability in the requested grade
Yes, Swedish families are welcome to apply to our International Baccalaureate (IB) programme. Admission is based on various factors, including the student’s previous educational background and language proficiency, to ensure the best possible placement.
Yes, all students in the International Section are subject to the school fee, regardless of nationality. This fee supports the additional resources and staffing required to offer the IB curriculum.
Grade placement is determined based on your child’s age and prior education. Our admissions staff will work with you to ensure appropriate placement that aligns with both our curriculum and your child’s learning needs.
Required documents typically include:
Our admissions team will provide a full checklist to help ensure nothing is missed.
Absolutely. We would be pleased to meet with you and arrange a tour of the school. Please contact our admissions office in advance so we can schedule a time that suits you.
Yes, we provide a variety of support systems for families relocating from abroad. This includes orientation activities, parent welcome events, and resources to help students and families integrate smoothly into both the school and local community.
The language of instruction in the International Section is English. We offer comprehensive support for students whose first language is not English, including English as an Additional Language (EAL) support to help them access the curriculum confidently.
Our school places strong emphasis on community and inclusion. The Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) and school staff organize social events, welcome activities, and informal gatherings to help new families feel at home and connect with others in similar situations.
Yes, we offer virtual meetings and digital resources for families who are currently abroad. This allows prospective parents to learn more about the school and connect with staff even before arriving in Sweden.
Yes. The IB curriculum is designed to be transferable between IB World Schools globally, making it easier for students to continue their education seamlessly if your family relocates.
Absolutely. The IB programme is highly regarded worldwide and provides excellent preparation for university studies. It emphasizes academic rigor, research, critical thinking, and communication—skills that serve students well in higher education and beyond.