Ies Johanneberg

The school is built on the core values of knowledge, respect, and responsibility, maintaining a safe and orderly environment as a prerequisite for learning. It holds high academic expectations for all students, regardless of their background, and believes in the importance of bilingualism. The school promotes a structured atmosphere where teachers can teach and students can learn.

The school offers a bilingual education where up to half of the instruction is conducted in English by qualified teachers from various countries. It follows the Swedish national curriculum for students in years F-9, with modern foreign language options such as Spanish, French, and German. Additionally, some schools offer the Cambridge IGCSE as an extra challenge for students.

The school aims to prepare students for future studies and careers in both Sweden and internationally. It monitors performance through national tests and internal quality assessments to ensure high academic standards. Students are encouraged to reach their full potential, with many going on to qualify for upper secondary education (gymnasiet).

The school employs dedicated student health and care teams, including school doctors, nurses, counsellors, psychologists, and special educators. These teams work alongside teachers to support student learning, development, and health, and to identify and address individual needs quickly. Students also have access to extra help and support sessions outside of regular lessons.

Admission is based on a queue system, with places offered in order of registration date. Families can join the queue from 1 February in the year after a child is born, and sibling priority may apply. There are no entrance exams or selection tests, and the school is open to all students who are registered residents in Sweden.

The school operates on a standard academic year, with specific dates and events managed locally by each school. Parents can access information regarding open houses, term dates, and school events through the individual school's website and the SchoolSoft platform.

Facilities vary by location but generally include classrooms, libraries, and designated recreation areas. Some campuses feature a closed, fenced-in environment to ensure student safety, with all outdoor and indoor break areas supervised by staff. Schools also provide nutritious, healthy lunches for students.

Students have access to a variety of activities during breaks and outside of regular lessons, which may include sports, music, chess, and reading circles. These activities are supervised by staff and are designed to foster community and personal development. Some schools also offer specific clubs or house-based competitions.