Svenska Skolan i Wien and Vienna Elementary School are both in Vienna, about 3 km apart. Both schools follow a Bespoke curriculum. Published annual fees are close, at €7,050 - 20,850 for Svenska Skolan i Wien and €11,700 - 15,840 for Vienna Elementary School. Svenska Skolan i Wien takes pupils from 2 to 16, and Vienna Elementary School from 2 to 18.
Located in the Grinzing neighborhood of northwestern Vienna, Svenska Skolan i Wien is housed in a villa with two gardens. The address is Scheibelreitergasse 15, 1190 Wien. The campus is near playgrounds, forests and hills, supporting outdoor learning and exploration.
Location
The Vienna Elementary School campus is located in Vienna's 18th district (A-1180 Wien). The campus comprises three buildings connected by the Elementary School playground and is close to Türkenschanz Park and Sternwarte Park. It is about 15 minutes from Vienna's historic city center and is easily accessible by public transport; trolleybuses 9, 40, 41, and 42 stop nearby, and Bus 10A and Gersthof Train Station (S45) are within walking distance. The Preschool and High School entrance is at Paulinengasse 16, and the Elementary School entrance is at Lacknergasse 75.
Stages
Stages
Kindergarten (Lönneberga) and Last Kindergarten Year; Primary Education (grades 1–6).
Stages
Kindergarten & Preschool; Elementary School (Grades 1-4); European School Junior High; European School Senior High
School type
School type
The Swedish School in Vienna is a Swedish international school offering bilingual early years and primary education following the Swedish curriculum. Language education includes Swedish, German, and English.
School type
International school with bilingual education (English and German)
Pupil nationality mix
Pupil nationality mix
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Pupil nationality mix
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Additional learning support
Additional learning support
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Additional learning support
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Country affiliation
Country affiliation
Sweden
Country affiliation
Austria
Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation
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Religious affiliation
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School day structure
School day structure
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School day structure
Schedule examples show blocks starting at 8:30 with classes such as 8:30-9:30 (English), 9:30-10:30, and 11:00-12:00, followed by 12:00-13:00 (Lunch). Example 1 includes 8:30-9:30 English and 11:00-12:00 disciplines like German, Religion, Music, and Art, with a lunch block 12:00-13:00.
Bus service details
Bus service details
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Bus service details
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Fees
Fees
Fee details
Fee details
*Application & enrolment fees* - Registration (application) fee: EUR 160 (non‑refundable). - Starting (enrolment) fee: EUR 200 (deducted from the first payment).
*Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts, per published fee schedule)* - Kindergarten (children age 2–5): EUR 7,050 per year. - Preschool / preparatory year (children age 5–6; "last kindergarten year"): EUR 7,050 per year. - Elementary school (Grades 1–6): - Regular fee: EUR 20,850 per year. - Reduced fee: EUR 11,850 per year (reduction subject to application/eligibility). - Sibling discount for a second child in primary school: 40% (listed as EUR 7,110 for the second child; sibling discounts are only given to families who are granted the reduced fee).
*Fees for supplementary or specific services* - Kompletterande svenska (supplementary Swedish instruction, Grades 1–6): EUR 670 per year; with sibling discount: EUR 480. - Handledning genom Sofia Distans (distance guidance / support): EUR 610.
*Billing schedule and payment terms* - The published fee schedule lists annual amounts and shows the registration and starting fees noted above; the starting fee is explicitly deducted from the first payment. The published schedule does not list a term-by-term breakdown or detailed instalment dates in the fee document itself. - Bank transfer details provided for payments: Schwedischer Schulverein in Wien, IBAN AT5420 11100 0386 20227, BIC GIBAATWW. Payments via bank transfer are explicitly supported.
*Boarding fees* - Boarding is not applicable for this school; the published materials cover Lönneberga Kindergarten and the Swedish primary school (ages for these programmes are 2–12). No boarding or residential charges are listed.
*Other costs and routine charges* - The schedule lists the registration and starting fees above as the upfront administrative charges. - The fee schedule identifies the specific supplementary course fees noted above; other occasional charges (for example earlier-year documents have shown small one‑off charges in some years such as maintenance or activity fees) are not included as standard line items in the current published schedule.
*Refunds and withdrawals* - The published fee schedule does not specify a detailed refund or withdrawal policy within the fee document. The fee document notes that fees are decided annually by vote at the General Meeting; specific refund or termination terms are not listed in the published fee table.
*Accepted payment methods* - Bank transfer (IBAN/BIC above) is provided as a payment method. The fee schedule and admissions material do not list other specific payment channels (credit card, direct debit) within the published fee sheet.
Notes for your use - All figures above are taken from the school's published fee schedule for the most recent academic year available in the school's fee documents. For clarity when entering these into a database, the schedule provides annual amounts; per‑term amounts are not expressed in the published fee table and would require the school's billing instructions to convert into term or instalment figures.
Fee details
Fees (2025/2026 academic year)
Application fees - Kindergarten & Preschool: €1,080. - Elementary School: €0 or €1,080 (both values are shown). - Junior High: €610 or €1,160 (both values are shown). - Senior High: €0 or €1,160 (both values are shown). - Application fees on the school application form are specified as non‑refundable.
Tuition fees (per semester and total per year by school level) - Kindergarten & Preschool: - Semester 1: €5,620. Semester 2: €5,620. - Annual tuition (both semesters combined): €11,240. - Material fee per semester: €110. Fieldtrip fee per semester: €120. - Elementary School (Grades 1–4): - Semester 1: €5,620. Semester 2: €5,620. - Annual tuition (both semesters combined): €11,240. - Material fee per semester: €110. Fieldtrip fee per semester: €120. - Junior High: - Semester 1: €7,320. Semester 2: €7,320. - Annual tuition (both semesters combined): €14,640. - Material fee per semester: €170. Fieldtrip fee per semester: €120. - Senior High: - Semester 1: €7,920. Semester 2: €7,920. - Annual tuition (both semesters combined): €15,840. - Material fee per semester: €210. Fieldtrip fee per semester: €120.
Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is charged on an annual basis and may be paid in two instalments at the beginning of each semester. Bills are issued by email and payment is to be made after receiving the bill. Payments should be transferred to the school bank account (IBAN and BIC provided by the school).
Bank account / payment details - Bank transfer details provided for payments (example bank details shown for transfers): IBAN: AT90 1200 0100 2246 5644; BIC: BKAUATWW; UniCredit Bank Austria AG. Payments are expected by bank transfer to the school account as billed.
Boarding fees - No boarding programme or boarding fees are listed; boarding is not applicable.
After‑school and additional programme fees - Toddler programme (2–4 year olds): Early Years Sports and Early English Club — €300 per semester. - Kindergarten & Preschool after‑school: - Lunch: €1,160 per semester (Monday–Thursday); example breakdown: €290 per semester for 1 day/week, €580 for 2 days/week, etc. - Homework Club: €1,220 per semester (Monday–Thursday); example breakdown: €305 per semester for 1 day/week, €610 for 2 days/week, etc. - Selected activity fees (per semester): Fun Dance €280; Choir €280; Football €280; Les Petits Français (2h) €650. Instrument lessons: €37 per half hour (guitar, piano). - Elementary School (Grades 1–4) after‑school: - Lunch: €1,200 per semester (Monday–Thursday); example breakdown: €300 per semester for 1 day/week, €600 for 2 days/week, etc. - Homework Club: €1,180 per semester (Monday–Thursday); example breakdown: €295 per semester for 1 day/week, €590 for 2 days/week, etc. - Selected activity fees (per semester): Football €280; Fun Dance €280; Choir €280; Spanish Club €330; German as a Second Language €330; Chess Club €330. Instrument lessons and vocal coaching: €37 per half hour. - High School after‑school: - Lunch: €1,200 per semester (Monday–Thursday). - Homework Club: €780 per semester (Monday–Thursday); example breakdown: €195 per semester for 1 day/week, €390 for 2 days/week, etc. - Selected activity fees (per semester): French Club €330; Spanish Club €330; Math Support Club €330; German as a Second Language €330; Coding Club €330; Chess Club €330. Instrument lessons and vocal coaching: €37 per half hour.
Other costs - Material fees (per semester) and fieldtrip fees (per semester) apply and are listed with each school level (examples: Material fee €110 per semester for KIGA/Elementary; €170 for Junior High; €210 for Senior High; Fieldtrip fee €120 per semester for all listed levels).
Refund information - The application fee is stated as non‑refundable on the school application form.
Fee payment options - Bank transfer to the school account using the provided IBAN/BIC is the payment method specified. No alternative payment methods (for example, credit card) are listed.
Diving deeper
Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements
Boarding arrangements
No boarding is offered. After School Care runs every weekday from the end of lessons until 5 PM for children in the preschool class and grades 1–6.
Boarding arrangements
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Uniform requirement
Uniform requirement
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Uniform requirement
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Food options
Food options
A small, healthy snack is provided daily during After School Care.
Food options
The VES Lunch Program provides healthy warm meals supervised by the VES team, working with BIO MENÜ; 99% of the meals use ingredients from local Austrian farmers. Students have a choice of regular menus, vegetarian, no pork, gluten-free or lactose-free options. Lunch time is 13:00-14:00.
House system
House system
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House system
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Governance and ownership
Governance and ownership
The school is governed by a board of directors comprised of parents. The board organizes the Annual General Meeting and the Economic Meeting, where all members elect representatives and vote on the budget for the upcoming year. A Swedish National Agency for Education representative, Jonas Poulsen, sits on the board; the principal and staff representatives are non-voting.
Governance and ownership
VES is privately founded and established under Austrian law and registered with the Ministry of Education and the Viennese Public School Office for Education.
Academics
Academics
Curriculum details
Curriculum details
Primary Education for grades 1–6 follows the Swedish curriculum, Lgr 22. Since 2012, the school has Öffentlichkeitsrecht from the Austrian School Board, enabling legally recognized Schulzeugnisse and smooth transitions to Austrian or international schools. Education takes place in small groups with a high teacher-to-student ratio; all teachers are fully qualified and participate in ongoing professional development. The program blends Swedish curriculum standards with Austrian educational standards to provide a versatile foundation for future learning. Language learning is a priority: grades 2–6 receive four German lessons per week, grade 1 two; lessons are taught by native-speaking teachers in Swedish, German, and English, with cultural activities and collaboration with an Austrian partner school to support integration. Digitalisation is developed with iPads and Chromebooks in every class and projectors in the classrooms. In Kindergarten, Lönneberga is bilingual with Swedish and German spoken equally.
Curriculum details
Elementary curriculum uses a personalized and integrated approach to learning, combining English-language arts with Deutsch (German) language study. The program presents content through an integrated thematic approach linking subjects to real life. Core subjects include Social Skills, Science (Life, Physical, Earth sciences; Processes of Science), Language (Communication, Reading, Language and Writing, Handwriting, Drama, Spelling), Deutsch (reading, writing, spelling, Sprachbetrachtung), Mathematics (numbers, operations, measurement, geometry), Social Studies (maps, history, geography, diversity), Physical Education, Art, and Music. Enrichment is provided for students progressing at a faster pace, while separate help is available for those needing support. The curriculum emphasizes problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaborative learning.
Student teacher ratio
Student teacher ratio
Education takes place in small groups with a high teacher-to-student ratio. All teachers are fully qualified and participate in regular professional development.
Student teacher ratio
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Exam results
Exam results
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Exam results
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Higher education progression
Higher education progression
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Higher education progression
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Gifted and talented
Gifted and talented
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Gifted and talented
Enrichment is provided for students progressing at a faster pace; extra help is available for those experiencing difficulty.
Academic calendar
Academic calendar
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Academic calendar
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Wellbeing & support
Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning
Social & emotional learning
Throughout the year, a variety of events enrich students' experiences, including theatre visits, song performances, hiking tours, and visits to traditional wine taverns (Heuriger). Cherished traditions like the Lucia Light Festival are celebrated. Our location in Grinzing, in Vienna's 19th district, provides a tranquil, green environment that supports learning and growth. Small class sizes and a multilingual staff contribute to a safe, warm learning environment and foster long-term connections within a tight-knit community. The school's ethos is that children who feel happy and secure are well prepared for life.
Social & emotional learning
VES Vienna Elementary School is a social place and a home for children. The environment is designed to be non-threatening and enriching to help children develop confidence and lifelong learning. Shared experiences such as learning, singing, games and celebrations foster social growth. Bilingualism plays a central role in the educational program, reinforcing inclusion and mutual understanding among students from diverse backgrounds. The school emphasizes understanding, tolerance and mutual acceptance of children from different cultures, origins, religions and educational backgrounds.
Special educational needs (SEN)
Special educational needs (SEN)
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Special educational needs (SEN)
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English as an additional language
English as an additional language
The Last Kindergarten Year offers a multilingual school-preparing group at a high educational level, with Swedish and German, plus extra English for reading and writing, including phonological awareness exercises, rhymes, and reading and audiobooks. The program emphasizes social and emotional development and provides ample outdoor time. From Grade 6 onwards, Swedish studies continue through Sofia Distans with biweekly supervision from staff. In Lönneberga, Swedish and German are spoken equally, forming the foundation of the educational approach. In Primary Education, language learning is a priority with four German lessons per week for grades 2–6 and two per week for Grade 1, all language lessons taught by native-speaking teachers in Swedish, German, and English.
English as an additional language
Vienna Elementary Preschool uses an ESL submersion program to develop listening and speaking skills in English. Language offerings include English and German, as shown by theLANGUAGE: ENGLISH (& German) designation. The Elementary curriculum uses English as the language of instruction in most subjects, with German and Mathematics taught in German, and 1st Grade features an integrated language arts approach with English content alongside German language study. In practice, the 1st Grade curriculum includes a Deutsch (German) language component and English language arts, reflecting bilingual instruction. Overall, English-language instruction is primary, with German included as a core part of the program.
Mental wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
The Director emphasizes that children who feel happy and secure are well prepared for life, guiding the school's approach to well-being. The Director's Message describes a learning environment designed to help children become strong, independent, and respectful individuals. The Community page notes that small class sizes and a multilingual staff create a safe, warm learning environment that supports social and emotional development and fosters a sense of belonging. The Grinzing campus' tranquil setting further supports students' well-being and secure surroundings for learning and growth.
Mental wellbeing
The mission emphasizes a learning environment where children can develop their learning styles without fear. It aims to build confidence through inclusive, supportive experiences and by allowing independent and creative work. The school priorities understanding, tolerance and mutual acceptance to support social and emotional development. Activities and celebrations, along with drama, music and presentations, contribute to a sense of community and belonging. Bilingualism is highlighted as a key element of the program, supporting inclusive social and emotional growth among a diverse student body.
Safeguarding
Safeguarding
A safe, warm learning environment is created through small class sizes and a multilingual staff. The guiding principle that happy and secure children are well prepared for life reinforces safeguarding values. The Grinzing campus offers a green, safe environment for learning, with an emphasis on respect and consideration toward others.
Safeguarding
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Safeguarding policy
Safeguarding policy
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Safeguarding policy
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Facilities
Facilities
Facilities overview
Facilities overview
Nestled in Grinzing in northwestern Vienna, Svenska Skolan i Wien is housed in a charming villa surrounded by nature. The campus features two beautiful gardens and is located near playgrounds, forests, and hills. This setting provides opportunities for exploration, adventure, and outdoor learning experiences. Lönneberga is the bilingual kindergarten of the Swedish School in Vienna, with Swedish and German spoken equally, and it offers daily outdoor play in one of its two playgrounds.
Facilities overview
The school has two gym halls, including a climbing wall and gymnastic equipment (mats, balance beam, rings and bars). It has a large garden with a playground and a nearby park for recess, as well as a library, a Grade 4 Library, a music room, an art and craft room, a lunch room serving warm lunches, an accessible roof terrace, and a theatre.
Sports facilities
Sports facilities
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Sports facilities
The school has a gym hall with climbing wall and gymnastic equipment including mats, balance beam, rings and bars, plus a second gym hall.
Academic facilities
Academic facilities
Primary Education follows the Swedish curriculum, Lgr 22, for grades 1–6. Since 2012, the school has been granted Öffentlichkeitsrecht by the Austrian School Board for grades 1–6, authorizing legally recognized report cards (Schulzeugnisse) and facilitating transitions to Austrian or international schools. Education takes place in small groups with a high teacher-to-student ratio, and all teachers are fully qualified and engage in ongoing professional development. The program blends the Swedish curriculum with Austrian standards. Language learning is a priority, with four German lessons per week in grades 2–6 and two per week in grade 1, delivered by native-speaking teachers in Swedish, German, and English. Digitalisation is emphasized: each class has iPads and Chromebooks, and every classroom is equipped with a projector.
Academic facilities
The school has a library, a Grade 4 Library, a music room, and an art and craft room.
Extra curricular facilities
Extra curricular facilities
The after-school program runs every weekday from the end of lessons until 5 PM for preschool through grade 6. It is led by Swedish, German, and English-speaking staff, supporting language development. The program combines structured and free play with outdoor activities and social skill development, and includes a daily small, healthy snack. Special events such as holiday parties, movie days, and park excursions are organized, along with small-group activities like baking, crafting, and movie-making tailored to children's interests.
Extra curricular facilities
Afternoon Activities include Homework Club, Football, Fun Dance, Choir, Spanish, Guitar, Piano, and Vocal Coaching.
Parent experience
Parent experience
History
History
The Swedish School in Vienna was founded in 1986 and is a private Swedish foreign school offering a Kindergarten, Preschool Class, and Elementary School, as well as Swedish supplementary teaching. Activities follow the Swedish curriculum and the school serves children of all nationalities. Scandinavian pedagogy is provided in small teaching groups with a high teacher-to-student ratio, and lessons are taught in Swedish and German by qualified teachers and native speakers, with English taught in English lessons and after-school care. The school has Öffentlichkeitsrecht, meaning Austrian authorities approve the Swedish school's activities, and is located in a large villa in Grinzing, northwest Vienna, near green areas, with Vienna's vineyards and Wienerwald as neighbors.
History
Vienna Elementary School was founded in 2001 by Dr. Sigrid Schauberger to create a learning environment that fosters curiosity, independence, and creative work. The founder's welcome emphasizes awakening and maintaining curiosity while protecting and understanding prior knowledge. Bilingualism is central to the educational program, and the school uses interdisciplinary approaches including drama, music, language, visual arts, media education, rhythm, and dance, with presentations, lectures, theatre performances, and concerts. The school aims to prepare students for future living conditions by strengthening self-reliance and self-confidence.
Community
Community
Throughout the year, the school organizes events to enrich students' experiences, including theater visits, song performances, hiking tours, and visits to traditional wine taverns (Heuriger). We also celebrate Swedish and Austrian traditions and participate in cultural events from both countries. The Grinzing location in Vienna's 19th district offers a tranquil, green environment for families, surrounded by nature, and supports learning and growth. Small class sizes and a multilingual staff create a safe, warm learning environment that fosters long-term connections and a tight-knit community.
Community
The school is a social place as well as a learning place, a home for children, with a supportive school community. Joint activities and celebrations such as Carnival, Halloween, Thanksgiving, St. Patrick's Day, Christmas Fair, and Sleepover are designed to meet the goals of learning and cultural integration. Children from different cultures, origins, religions, and educational backgrounds are taught the basics of understanding, tolerance, and mutual acceptance.
Parent teacher association
Parent teacher association
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Parent teacher association
The VES Cercle (VES Club) is an exclusive gathering for meaningful encounters and powerful connections united by Vienna Elementary School and Vienna European School. It describes itself as a community that supports, uplifts, and grows across generations and hosts events such as Planter's Club. Tickets and Tables are available for events, with membership described as invitation-only.
Extra-curricular
Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual
Academic & intellectual
Primary Education follows the Swedish curriculum, Lgr 22, for grades 1–6 (ages 6–12). Since 2012, the school has Öffentlichkeitsrecht granted by the Austrian School Board, which confirms that instruction meets Austrian standards and authorizes legally recognized report cards. Education takes place in small groups with fully qualified teachers who participate in regular professional development, and students are invited to participate in class and school councils to influence their learning environment and foster a sense of responsibility and community.
Academic & intellectual
The school fosters curiosity and builds on students' prior knowledge. It emphasizes independent and creative work to promote pride in personal achievement. It provides a learning environment where children can explore their own learning styles without fear. It supports each student in developing their individual strengths.
Arts & creative
Arts & creative
The school offers theatre visits and song performances as part of its activities, complemented by excursions such as hiking tours and visits to traditional wine taverns (Heuriger). The Lucia Light Festival is celebrated as part of school traditions. These activities enrich students' artistic experiences and cultural engagement.
Arts & creative
After-school programs include Football, Fun Dance, Choir, Spanish, Guitar, Piano, and Vocal Coaching. Homework Club runs until 16:00 from Monday through Thursday; other activities are one-hour weekly programs.
Cultural & language
Cultural & language
Lönneberga is bilingual, with Swedish and German spoken equally, forming the foundation of daily learning. Swedish culture and traditions are woven into daily activities, alongside language learning in Swedish, German, and English. Supplementary Swedish Education is available for children aged 6–16 with one afternoon per week; from grade 6 onward, Swedish studies continue via Sofia Distans with biweekly supervision. The curriculum for supplementary Swedish education abroad follows the Swedish National Agency for Education (Kursplan i svenska för kompletterande undervisning för svenska elever i utlandet).
Cultural & language
Spanish is offered as an after-school program. The VES Club fosters community and exclusive gatherings for the Vienna Elementary School and Vienna European School communities.
Social & hobbies
Social & hobbies
After School Care runs every weekday from the end of lessons until 5 PM, led by Swedish, German, and English-speaking staff to support language development. Activities blend structured and free play with outdoor activities and imaginative play, while promoting social skills such as listening, collaboration, and responsibility; a small healthy snack is provided daily. Special events include holiday parties, movie days, park excursions, and small group activities such as baking, crafting, movie-making, and large-group games.
Social & hobbies
After-school activities include Football, Fun Dance, Choir, Spanish, Guitar, Piano, and Vocal Coaching. These programs meet weekly and provide social and hobby opportunities for students.
Community & service
Community & service
Throughout the year we organize events such as theatre visits, song performances, hiking tours, and visits to traditional wine taverns (Heuriger). We also celebrate traditions like the Lucia Light Festival. The Grinzing campus provides a tranquil, green environment, with multilingual staff fostering a safe, warm community.
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Leadership & professional
Leadership & professional
Students participate in class and school councils to influence their learning environment. Each semester includes development talks between students and their parents to discuss progress and set goals. Student progress is documented through written evaluations and tracked in individualized development plans.
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Nutritious meals are provided daily at lunch, with fruit and snacks available during the day. Students have two extended breaks daily and two hours of scheduled physical education weekly. The program also offers after-school activities to promote learning, physical activity, and social engagement beyond regular school hours.
Lifestyle & wellbeing
Physical activity is encouraged through Football and Fun Dance. Participation in music-based activities supports a healthy balance of physical fitness and creativity.
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
Language provision
In Kindergarten, Swedish and German are spoken equally. In Primary Education (grades 1–6), language learning includes two German lessons weekly for grade 1 and four German lessons weekly for grades 2–6; all language lessons are taught by native-speaking teachers in Swedish, German, and English. The school collaborates with an Austrian partner school and integrates cultural activities to support language development and social integration. Supplementary Swedish Education provides Swedish language instruction for children aged 6–16, one afternoon per week; from grade 6 onward, Swedish studies continue via Sofia Distans with biweekly staff supervision, following the Swedish curriculum Lgr 22. Since 2012, the school holds Öffentlichkeitsrecht from the Austrian School Board for grades 1–6, enabling legally recognized Schulzeugnisse.
Language provision
Languages taught are English and German. English instruction covers language arts and other core subjects. German (Deutsch) is taught as a separate language subject across 1st–4th grade with emphasis on alphabet and sounds, reading, writing, spelling, and grammar, and language awareness. The program includes cross-language comparison between German and English.
Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching
Lönneberga is the bilingual kindergarten in Vienna, rooted in Swedish culture. Swedish and German are spoken equally, forming the foundation of the educational approach.
Bilingual teaching
Bilingual teaching is provided in English and German. English is the language of instruction for most subjects, while German (Deutsch) is taught as a dedicated language subject across the elementary grades. The elementary program spans 1st through 4th grade. German language instruction includes reading, writing, spelling, grammar, and language awareness.
Immersion programs
Immersion programs
Bilingual Swedish–German immersion in the Kindergarten; both languages are used in daily activities and learning.
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Reputation
Reputation
Awards
Awards
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Awards
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Accreditations
Accreditations
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Accreditations
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Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
Admissions
The school offers Primary Education and Complementary Swedish Education. Application Forms are available for admission. Fees for 2025-2026 are published. Bank Details for payments are provided: IBAN AT5420 11100 0386 20227; BIC GIBAATWW. The contact address is Scheibelreitergasse 15, 1190 Wien, Austria. Telephone: +43 1 3207980. at admissions page.
Admissions
Application Procedure: The school welcomes applications from all students regardless of race, religion, language background or country of origin. A command of English is not a pre-condition for application. An application is usually preceded by a visit to the school and a meeting with the director. We will carry out a simple entrance placement test for all applicants. Please download and print the necessary forms for completion (This is a PDF file - you will need Adobe Reader to open it). Application Form (Kindergarten, Preschool, Elementary School). Application Form (High School). Also submit previous school reports (if applicable). If you find it difficult to download the files please call us and we are happy to mail or fax the forms to you.
