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Internationella Engelska Skolan Landskrona

Sweden, Landskrona

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Swedish
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Pupil numbers 604
Type Co-educational
Opened 2017
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Taught languages English, Swedish
Strengths Languages, Visual and Creative Arts, Sport
Clubs Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing, Leadership and Professional
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

Internationella Engelska Skolan Landskrona is a Swedish-British bilingual school serving years F-9. Opened in August 2017 in the Borstahusen district near the Öresund Strait, the campus offers newly built, modern facilities and a safe, structured learning environment. The school combines the Swedish curriculum with instruction in English, with up to 50 percent of lessons taught in English, preparing students for further study and international opportunities. The school draws staff from around the world, exposing learners to varied teaching styles and English-speaking academic norms. It currently educates around 600 students with two classes per year level from F-class to Year 9, and emphasizes an academic standard that is rigorous and rewarding. The school runs Fritids after school and Junior Club activities, including arts, music, dance, baking and board games, supporting social development, curiosity, and collaboration. Additionally, Dansa För Livet promotes awareness, while Career Counseling supports study choices and Year 8–9 internships.

Havsgatan 1, 26161 LANDSKRONA, Sweden

The Essentials

Internationella Engelska Skolan Landskrona has 604 pupils, instruction in English, Swedish.

Location
IES Landskrona is located at Havsgatan 1, Landskrona, 26161, Sweden. It sits in the Borstahusen neighbourhood, close to the Öresund Strait. The campus features newly built modern facilities and provides a safe, structured learning environment where every student is seen and supported to reach their full potential.

Stages
F-9 (Preschool class to Year 9)

Country affiliation
Sweden

School day structure
08:00 begins with a welcome from the principal at the gate, with students lining up quietly before being greeted by their teacher. Lunch is at 12:00. After the school day, younger students may attend Fritids or Junior Club, and teacher-led academic surgeries are available for extra help.
Diving Deeper

Food Options
Lunch is nutritious and high-quality, with a vegetarian option and the ability to cater to allergies. For medical dietary needs, the special diet and a certificate from a doctor or dietician should be submitted to the school nurse, and guardians are responsible for keeping information up to date. School lunch is free of charge.

House System
Pupils belong to one of four houses: Dragon, Lion, Eagle or Griffin. The houses create a sense of belonging across year levels, including in a ongoing House Competition. Each house earns points for good behavior and for participating in school-wide events.

Governance and Ownership
The school is owned by Internationella Engelska Skolan i Sverige Holdings II AB (publ.) and is part of the Internationella Engelska Skolan network.
Fees
Application fees
- There is no application fee to join Internationella Engelska Skolan Landskrona. Applications are handled through the SchoolSoft queue system (BankID log-in for Swedish applicants).

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- Internationella Engelska Skolan Landskrona is a compulsory (F–9) day school and does not charge tuition for any year group. There are no per‑term or per‑year tuition charges for F–9 education.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Because there is no tuition to bill for compulsory F–9 education, there is no tuition billing schedule or termly tuition payment requirement. For any chargeable services that may apply (for example after‑school care / fritids or optional paid activities), billing and payment timing follow the applicable municipal rules or the school's invoicing practice; after‑school (fritids) fees are normally billed on a recurring (typically monthly) schedule under municipal maxtaxa arrangements.

Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Boarding is not applicable. IES Landskrona is a day school (F–9) and does not operate a boarding provision; therefore there are no boarding fees.

Other costs or fees (uniforms, meals, materials, trips, extracurriculars)
- School meals: Pupils in compulsory school in Sweden are provided with a free school lunch; no charge for the daily school meal is levied for F–9 pupils.
- After‑school care (Fritids): A parental fee can apply for places in fritids; such fees are subject to municipal regulations (maxtaxa) and may vary by municipality and family income.
- Teaching materials and textbooks: Basic books, essential teaching materials and other required aids for the education are provided without charge as part of the funded compulsory education; incidental minor costs for voluntary or special activities can occur.
- School trips, clubs and optional activities: Optional excursions, after‑school clubs or special activity fees (when offered) may be charged separately; these charges are normally voluntary and invoiced per activity or term. Typical small voluntary payments within Swedish schools (parent‑association items, optional club fees) are handled separately from tuition.
- Uniforms: No boarding or mandatory uniform arrangement applies for this F–9 day school; any voluntary school‑branded clothing or parent‑association purchases are treated as optional and billed separately if they exist.

Refund information
- Tuition refunds: Not applicable because no tuition is charged for compulsory F–9 education.
- Paid services and optional activity refunds: Refunds, pro‑rata charges and cancellation rules for paid services (for example a fritids place or an optional activity) are handled according to the invoicing terms for that service and the municipal/school rules that apply; municipal fritids systems commonly apply notice periods and pro‑rata rules when a place is cancelled.

Fee payment options
- For the small number of services that may be charged (fritids, trips, clubs, parent‑association items), common Swedish payment channels are used: invoice / bank transfer (bankgiro/plusgiro), e‑invoice (e‑faktura), autogiro (direct debit) and Swish for smaller voluntary payments. Credit/debit card acceptance for school charges varies by school or activity and is not used for statutory tuition (which is not charged). Specific payment methods for any billed item are stated on the invoice or activity registration.
Academics

Curriculum
The school combines the Swedish curriculum with bilingual instruction in English and Swedish, with up to 50% of lessons taught in English, to provide a foundation for further studies and future career opportunities. It serves students in year groups F-9.

Exam Results
Qualified for Gymnasiet: 98.1%
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
IES Landskrona provides a safe, calm environment that supports students' social and emotional development. Relationships are at the heart of the school, with a focus on building trust, encouraging friendships, and ensuring every student feels seen and valued. The school emphasizes an orderly and respectful atmosphere as a foundation for learning and personal growth. Students benefit from a dynamic, internationally-influenced learning community that supports academic and personal development daily. After the school day, Fritids offers supervised activities in a safe environment that promotes social and personal development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school provides student health and support services including school counselors, a school psychologist, and special educators. This team works to identify needs quickly and provide appropriate support to help all students thrive. The environment is designed to be safe and structured to support diverse learning needs. The emphasis is on early identification and coordinated support to enable students to participate fully in school life.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school is bilingual, combining Swedish curriculum with instruction in English and Swedish, with up to 50 percent of lessons taught in English.

Mental Wellbeing
Fritids provides safe after-school activities that support social and personal development. The health initiative Move with IES equips students for a healthier life. Dansa För Livet is a school-wide program to raise mental health awareness and promote wellbeing.

Safeguarding
A safe, orderly environment is a core part of learning; order, structure and safety underpin student growth. The school emphasizes that relationships and a sense of security enable students to learn effectively.
Parent Experience

History
IES Landskrona opened in August 2017 and is located in the Borstahusen neighbourhood of Landskrona. It has grown to around 600 students with two classes in each year level from F-class to Year 9. The goal is to provide an academic standard that is rigorous and rewarding. Staff come from around the world, exposing students to varying styles of the English language, as well as to academic norms across the English-speaking world.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
IES Landskrona is an F-9 school with a safe and calm environment where teachers can teach and students can learn. By combining the Swedish curriculum with teaching in English and Swedish, with up to 50 percent of lessons taught in English, the school provides a strong foundation for further studies and career opportunities. The school is located in Borstahusen, near the Öresund Strait, and offers newly built modern facilities with a safe, structured learning environment where every student is seen and supported to reach their full potential.

Academic Facilities
Newly built modern facilities support learning in a safe and structured environment.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Fritids – after-school programme offers meaningful activities in a safe environment that supports social and personal development.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Arts & Creative
Junior Club provides after-school activities including arts and crafts, music and dance, baking, and board games. These activities support creative expression and collaboration among students from different classes. Fritids offers field trips and activities that foster curiosity and learning.

Cultural & Language
The school is bilingual, combining the Swedish curriculum with teaching in English and Swedish, with up to 50 percent of lessons taught in English. This exposes students to both languages within an international environment. Internationella Engelska Skolan is a Swedish school with an international profile.

Social & Hobbies
Junior Club offers after-school activities to actively engage students and help them socialise with peers from other classes. Activities include sports tournaments and gym games, arts and crafts, music and dance, baking, and board games. Fritids supports social development through safe, structured activities and field trips.

Community & Service
Dansa För Livet is a nationwide project the school participates in to promote mental health awareness and foster a supportive school environment. The theme for this year, Levels of Joy, encourages students to reflect on the different forms joy can take. By exploring how daily habits, physical activity, and strong relationships affect well-being, students learn tools to navigate life's ups and downs. Participation reinforces pastoral care and student well-being.

Leadership & Professional
Career Counseling (SYV) provides impartial guidance on future study and upper secondary school choices. In Year 8, students are prepared for a one-week internship; in Year 9, they have a week-long internship in the fall. The counselor conducts individual talks and classroom sessions to build career management skills, and guardians are welcome to discuss internships and options with the school.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Fritids offers before and after-school care for grades F-3. It is bilingual and works closely with other departments. Staff arrange activities and field trips, and students can socialise and form friendships. A Junior Club for grades 4-6 provides after-school activities including sports, arts and crafts, music and dance, baking, and board games. Breakfast is served at fritids, and an afternoon snack is provided for students attending either fritids or Junior Club after school, with homework support available.
Languages

Language Provision
Swedish and English are taught. The curriculum combines the Swedish framework with English- and Swedish-language instruction, with up to 50 per cent of lessons delivered in English.

Bilingual Teaching
The school teaches in English and Swedish, with up to 50 per cent of lessons taught in English.
Admissions

Admissions
1. The school uses a queue system for admissions. Each school has its own queue, and the process follows a first-come, first-served principle, which is considered the fairest. Sibling priority applies, meaning a sibling must be currently enrolled or accepted at IES before the next sibling can begin. Add the sibling1s personal identity number to the profile. You do not gain priority for other schools simply by being in the queue or by having a place at an IES school.

Scholarships
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Waitlist
2. If you decline a place, you lose your position in the queue and the offer moves on to the next person. If you change your mind later, you may submit a new queue registration.
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