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Alice Lundsgymnasiet

Sweden, Borlange

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages 16 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2025
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (DP)
Taught languages Arabic, French, Somali, Spanish, German, English, Swedish
Strengths Performing Arts, Academic Enrichment, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Secondary School, Sixth Form
Introduction

Alice Lundsgymnasiet is a Swedish IB Diploma Programme (DP) secondary school for students aged 16 to 18. Located at Röda vägen 3 in Borlänge, the school moved into the new Alice Lund utbildningscenter for the 2025/2026 academic year, a campus that houses Komvux, Introduction Programs, and two Ljungbergsgymnasiet programs, creating a large learning hub for secondary and adult education. The campus accommodates about 700 students and 70 staff. The school offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, with music education on the timetable as part of Arts. The building is designed to be sustainable, healthy, and functional, offering a living environment for learning and development. In addition to the IB curriculum, Work-based learning (APL) and student guidance are provided, and students participate in Ung Företagsamhet (Young Entrepreneurship). The school's identity moved from Hagagymnasiet to Alice Lundsgymnasiet in 2025, reflecting continuity with history and a forward-looking future. Students gain tailored study and guidance.

Röda vägen 3, 781 70 Borlänge, Sweden

The Essentials

Alice Lundsgymnasiet has instruction in English.

Location
Röda vägen 3, Borlänge, Sweden

Stages
Upper secondary (gymnasium)
Fees
Application fees
- No application fee is charged to apply to Alice Lundsgymnasiet. Applications to municipal gymnasieskolor cannot be subject to an application charge.

Tuition fees by school year (Årskurs 1–3)
- Alice Lundsgymnasiet is a municipally operated gymnasium; there is no tuition charged to students for any year group. This applies to each school year and each term: Tuition = SEK 0 per term and SEK 0 per academic year for Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- There is no recurring tuition billing because the school does not charge tuition.
- When the school or municipality charges for voluntary or supplementary items (for example optional trips, certain extracurricular services or replacement costs), those charges are invoiced according to the municipality's normal invoicing routines. Invoiced charges are subject to standard municipal payment terms, reminder procedures and administrative fees where applicable.

Boarding fees (internat/elevhem)
- Alice Lundsgymnasiet does not operate boarding or internat services for which regular boarding fees would apply. Fees for cost and logi are only relevant for a small category of boarding arrangements at special schools; ordinary municipal gymnasieskolor do not charge boarding fees.

Other costs or fees (uniforms, materials, meals, equipment, student activities)
- Uniforms: There is no school uniform requirement and no routine uniform fee for students.
- School meals: School lunch provision for gymnasieelever in Borlänge is organised by the municipality; menus and meal policy are provided as part of the school service and school meal arrangements are handled under the municipality's meal policy. (Students do not pay tuition to access school education; meal arrangements follow municipal policy.)
- Textbooks and core learning materials: Textbooks, required learning materials and essential learning tools are provided as part of the funded education; schools may provide loaned devices (e.g., laptops) for schoolwork. A student can be held liable if a loaned device is lost or damaged through negligence in accordance with local loan rules.
- Vocational-program specific items: Students on vocational tracks may need program-specific protective clothing, tools or materials for practical courses. Cost responsibility for such items follows the municipality's and program rules; when a charge is necessary it must be reasonable and connected to the activity.
- Optional activities and events: Voluntary activities (study trips, optional courses, student-organised social events, graduation-related extras such as ceremonial items or private celebrations) can involve additional costs. Any charge for a voluntary activity must be reasonable and limited to the cost of the activity.

Refund information
- Where no fee is charged (application or tuition), refund policy is not applicable.
- For any charged voluntary or supplementary activity, refunds follow the municipality's invoicing and financial rules; if an activity is cancelled the municipality's normal refund procedures and any statements given when the fee was collected determine the refund. Charges that cover recoverable direct costs may be adjusted if circumstances change.

Fee payment options
- No standard tuition payment channels are required because no tuition is charged.
- When the municipality issues invoices for optional or supplementary charges, the municipality's common payment options apply (for example invoice / e‑invoice, autogiro or bank payment workflows used by municipal finance). Local point‑of‑sale or online payment acceptance (card or Swish) may be used for certain on‑site purchases or event fees depending on how the municipality or school chooses to collect a specific payment. Payment handling and minimum invoice rules are set by the municipality's finance routines.

If you are recording fee data for the 2026/27 academic year: Alice Lundsgymnasiet charges no application fee and no tuition for year groups 1–3; any other costs are limited to voluntary or program‑specific items described above and are billed on a case‑by‑case basis under municipal invoicing procedures.
Parent Experience

History
History: In 2021 Hagagymnasiet moved to new, modern premises. Since then, extensive work has been carried out to create the gymnasium of the future—a sustainable, beautiful, functional place full of opportunities. In 2024 it was decided that the school would receive a new name, Alice Lundsgymnasiet, a name that carries pride, history and faith in the future. In the summer of 2025 the name change was implemented and the move to the new premises began; students were welcomed to the new school at the start of the 2025/2026 academic year on August 20. The new Alice Lund utbildningscenter accommodates about 700 students and 70 staff and also houses Komvux, Introduction programs and two Ljungbergsgymnasiet programs, making the building a living meeting place for learning, development and the future.

Community
Community: The Alice Lund utbildningscenter houses Komvux, Introduction programs and two Ljungbergsgymnasiet programs, creating a vibrant learning hub. The campus is described as a living meeting place for learning, development and the future, encouraging collaboration across programs. About 700 students and 70 staff form a substantial school community that engages in a variety of joint activities and projects. Regular events and cross-program activities help integrate students and staff across disciplines.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
A move to new, modern premises for Hagagymnasiet was decided in 2021, with ongoing work to create the gymnasium of the future—a place that is sustainable, beautiful, functional and full of opportunities. In 2024 the school was renamed Alice Lundsgymnasiet, a name that carries pride, history and hope for the future. The name change and the move were completed in the summer of 2025, and students were welcomed to the new facilities at the start of the school year on August 20, 2025. The new school accommodates about 700 students and 70 staff; the building, named Alice Lund utbildningscenter, also houses Komvux, Introduction Programs, and two Ljungbergsgymnasiet programs, making it a living hub for learning, development, and the future.

Arts & Creative
Music education is on the timetable. Music instruction is included in the school's program.

Cultural & Language
The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) is offered at Alice Lundsgymnasiet. The program is listed among the school's offerings.

Social & Hobbies
Ung Företagsamhet (Young Entrepreneurship) is part of the school's activities.

Community & Service
Work-based learning (APL) is available.

Leadership & Professional
Study- and career guidance is available for students.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Student health services are provided by Elevhälsa, including a school nurse and counselors. The new Alice Lund utbildningscenter is designed to be sustainable, beautiful, and functional, providing a healthy environment for learning. The building is a living meeting place for learning, development, and the future.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught are Arabic, French, Kurdish, Somali, Spanish, and German. Instruction uses the language from day one, with training in speaking, listening, reading and writing in real-life situations to build confidence in using the language both in school and outside the classroom.

Bilingual Teaching
The school uses the studied modern languages in instruction from the first day. Languages offered: Arabic, French, Kurdish, Somali, Spanish, and German.
Admissions

Admissions
1. The policy refers to the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB Programme) as part of the school's framework. 2. Applicants to the IB Programme must have a grade of C in English from the Swedish curriculum to complete the Diploma. 3. Language support is available for students who need it. 4. The school offers additional languages: French, German, and Spanish; students may learn their home language if it is used at home, and language support for home language study is available at school. 5. All assessments in the courses are in English, with exceptions for other language courses. 6. The policy notes merit points toward Swedish University Admission for modern languages and recognition in the European Language Passport. 7. This policy reflects the values of the IB Programme.
School Events
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