Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm
Headmaster: Marko Leppälä Smolander
68
Skolkoll Score 68 out of 100. The scale goes from 0 (lowest) to 100 (highest). 50 is the average. Better than 81% of Sweden’s compulsory schools.top 19%Shows where a school sits within a comparison group. Percentile 80 means the school ranks above roughly 80 percent of that group.Compared to all compulsory schools nationally
A composite of five open data sources — a starting point, not a grade.
The score reflects results directly. Given the pupil intake, the school still performs in line with expectations — see value-added.
Data coverageMedium3/5
Why this score?
Skolkoll score is Skolkoll's composite indicator based on available data sources. It is not an official quality measure and should be read together with the underlying data.
3 of 5 score dimensions have school-specific data.
When school-specific data is missing for a dimension, the neutral value 50 is used. That does not automatically lower the school, but it makes the score less informative.
Results in line with the pupil intakeA statistical model that compares schools’ results with what is expected given the student composition.Read more in glossary →What is value-added?The school's own contribution given its pupil intake (Skolverket's SALSA model) — not a quality guarantee, and not comparable between years.
Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm is a large group-operated compulsory school with 410 pupils.
Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm is a large group-operated compulsory school with 410 pupils. The share of qualified teachers (89%) is above the national average of 72%.
- 410PupilsMunicipality: 95,480High reliability
- 89%Qualified teachersMunicipality: 77% · Sweden: 72%High reliability
- 253.4Year 9 merit valueMunicipality: 245.3 · Sweden: 227.7Moderate reliability
- 13.4Pupils per teacherMunicipality: 12.8 · Sweden: 12.0High reliability
- 160,660 SEKCost per pupil (municipal avg.)Sweden: 144,179 SEKLimited history
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The most important facts in 3 points
- Compulsory school in Stockholm with 410 pupils.
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Skolkoll interpretation
Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm is compared here with 246 other schools with the same school form in Stockholm municipality; it has 410 pupils versus the municipal average of 393.
The year-9 merit value is 253.4, 8.1 points above the municipal average and 25.7 points above the national average.
Qualified teachers: 89%, 12 percentage points above the municipal average and 17 percentage points above the national average.
Pupils per teacher is 13.4, 0.6 higher than the municipal average.
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School programmes
- Compulsory school
Things to look into
No clear flag.
No clear attention flags from key-figure deviations or the School Inspectorate's public register. Detailed inspection history is shown in the "Safety & Inspection" card below.
School profile
The school's strengths compared with all primary schools nationally.
- Merit ratingP81
- Certified teachersP92
- Pupil-teacher ratioP29
- Eligibility (upper secondary)P86
Source: Skolverket, Swedish Schools Inspectorate.
Aerial view of the school
The school's property boundary and buildings from the Swedish Land Survey's property register. Updated 2026. Source: Lantmäteriet · CC BY 4.0
Entrances:1 Stockholm, Arbetargatan 2, Stockholm
School performance
Results
253.4Merit value yr 9Sweden: 227.7
Results
253.4
Merit value yr 9
Results are reported by the school operator to Skolverket.
- SVA test-takers yr 6 Reliability: High reliability.
- ≥10 test-takers
- SVA test-takers yr 9 Reliability: High reliability.
- ≥10 test-takers
High reliability — Direct data from the school operator.
Staff
89%Qualified teachersMunicipality: 77% · Sweden: 72%
Staff
89%
Qualified teachers
89% of teachers hold a pedagogical degree — 16 percentage points above the national average.
- Qualified teachers Reliability: High reliability.
- 89%From 86% (2425) to 89% (2526)Municipality: 77% · Sweden: 72%
- Pupils per teacher Reliability: High reliability.
- 13.4From 13.3 (2425) to 13.4 (2526)Municipality: 12.8 · Sweden: 12.0
- Permanently employed Reliability: Moderate reliability.
- 93%
- Senior teachers (förstelärare) Reliability: Moderate reliability.
- —Data missing — the Swedish National Agency for Education has not published this value.
- Certified in their teaching subject Reliability: Moderate reliability.
- 86%
- Teachers (FTE) Reliability: Moderate reliability.
- 30.3
- Share of female teachers Reliability: Moderate reliability.
- 83%
- Teacher turnover Reliability: Moderate reliability.
- 13%
Moderate reliability — Mixed sources: certification + student/teacher ratio reported directly to Skolverket; other personnel fields from Skolverket's annual Personal report (1-2 year data lag).
Value-added / SALSA
-4.0SALSA residualModel prediction: 253.0 · Actual outcome: 257.0
Value-added / SALSA
-4.0
SALSA residual
The school performs below what the student composition would predict.
- Model prediction Reliability: Moderate reliability.
- 253.0
- Actual outcome Reliability: Moderate reliability.
- 257.0
Moderate reliability — SALSA models have natural uncertainty for small schools.
School environment
Safety & Inspection
No active casesRecently inspected
Safety & Inspection
No active cases
Recently inspected
No open remarks from the Schools Inspectorate. Latest decision: Regelb. tillsyn Uppföljning beslut Stockholm Sverigefinska skolan Sthlm, 2014 (pdf, 135 kB).
- Open remarks Reliability: High reliability.
- 0
High reliability — Inspection register and Skolenkäten survey.
Source: Schools Inspectorate + Skolverket · Last updated: 5 Jul 2026
Resources
160,660 SEKCost per pupil (total)Sweden: 144,179 SEK
Resources
160,660 SEK
Cost per pupil (total)
Cost per pupil is 11% above the national average.
Limited history — Cost data updated annually by Kolada/SCB.
Who runs the school
Operator
Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm ABGroup operator1262 other schools in the municipality.
Operator
Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm AB
Group operator
Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm AB operates this school as part of a larger concern.
- Operator Reliability: High reliability.
- Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm AB
- Operating form Reliability: High reliability.
- Group-operated
- Concern (parent organisation) Reliability: High reliability.
- Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm AB
- Concern org. number Reliability: High reliability.
- 5564823937
- Other schools in municipality Reliability: High reliability.
- 1262
High reliability — Current data from Skolverket and Bolagsverket.
Source: Skolverket · Last updated: 5 Jul 2026
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Contact and address
- Headmaster
- Marko Leppälä Smolander
- Visiting address
- Fridhemsgatan 17-19, 11240 Stockholm
- Postal address
- Fridhemsgatan 17-19, 11240 STOCKHOLM
- Phone
- 08-54553860
- Website
- www.sverigefinskaskolan.eu/
- School unit code
78508835
Source: Skolverket School Unit Register · Pipeline-fetched on 2026-07-05.
Everyday travelAreas that reach the school within 15 minutes.
Reachability from the school
15 min on foot
15 min by bike
School
Daily-life profile
Everyday life at the school
Everyday facts are shown with a source where available. Fields not yet collected are listed together and do not affect score or ranking.
Not collected yet: School day times, After-school care, Language choices, Food and dining, Facilities and outdoor environment, Homework and study support. Suggest an addition →
Nearest and similar schools
- Tyska skolan3 km away· 440 pupils
- Olovslundsskolan5 km away· 400 pupils
- Eiraskolan1 km away· 450 pupils
About Stockholm municipality
School-form averages across the municipality, with links to deep-dive sub-pages.
- Schools
- 1,263
- Avg. merit (yr 9)
- 245.3+17.6
- Certified teachers
- 78%+5 pp
- Pupils per teacher
- 13.6+1.6
Source: Skolverket (aggregated school statistics).
Similar schools
The 5 most-similar compulsory schools based on student count, geography, teacher certification and pupil composition.
Grade distribution
Share of pupils per grade, school year 2024/25.
0.0Grades close to national-test results — no clear inflation signal.
Source: SIRIS/Skolverket · See full A–F distribution in the data view →
School survey perspectives
Pupils, guardians and staff — same school, different answers
Survey results broken down by respondent group on a 0–10 scale. Groups can experience the same school very differently — notable gaps are highlighted below.
PupilsGuardians
Text summary of the chart:
- Pupils: Safety too few responses, Study environment too few responses, Stimulation too few responses, Support too few responses, Anti-bullying too few responses.
- Guardians: Safety too few responses, Study environment too few responses, Stimulation too few responses, Support too few responses.
Results with fewer than 5 responses are shown as “too few responses”.
Automatically flagged gaps
At least one respondent group has too few responses on the overlapping measures, so gaps cannot be calculated.
Staff results are not published per school by Skolinspektionen today, so the staff view appears only when available.
SALSA result
−4.0A statistical model that compares schools’ results with what is expected given the student composition.Read more in glossary →Performs as expectedThe residual is actual minus expected merit value; positive means the school lifts pupils more than the model predicts.
How should SALSA be read?
SALSA is a statistical comparison metric, not a school rating. Small cohorts and individual year groups can create uncertain signals, so read it together with pupil counts, survey data and other sources.
Source: Skolverket/SALSA · See the full comparison table →
Pupils per year
Number of pupils per year group (total 411 pupils). Latest available year from Skolverket (SIRIS).
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In-depth metrics
Staff stability
Improving
Source: Kolada (municipality-aggregated certified teacher trend).
Throughput year 6 → year 9
100.0% → 69.4%
- 46 pupils yr 6
- 45 pupils yr 9
Source: Skolverket SIRIS + Skolverket Statistical Database.
School meals
Weekly menus and meal provider for this school's municipality.
No menu provider registered for this municipality yet.
Source: municipality's own meal portal — Skolkoll does not host menu content.
Inspections & decisions
The Schools Inspectorate has 2 decisions on record without critical findings.
Source: Skolinspektionen tillsynsregister (open data). Updated when new decisions are published. · See all decisions and review types in the data view → · Check current status at the Schools Inspectorate ↗
Explore further
More context about Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm, its municipality, operator and similar schools.
Compulsory schools in StockholmSee all compulsory schools in the municipality with results and comparisons.Schools in StockholmOpen the municipality page with all schools, rankings, and local aggregates.Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm ABSee all schools, municipalities, and core metrics for the same provider.Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm ABOpen the full school-group page with providers, municipalities, and group totals.Stockholms länCompare municipalities and school patterns across the whole county.Merit value year 9Compare year-9 merit values across municipalities and school environments.Certification vs Merit valueSee how merit values and upper-secondary eligibility move together.School size by school typeSee how school forms and unit sizes are distributed nationally.
Data coverage
What we do not know about Sverigefinska skolan i Stockholm
Open school data is not complete. Use this as a checklist for what to verify with the school, provider or municipality.
- MediumResults and score inputsMedium data coverage: 3 of 5 score dimensions have school-specific data. When school-specific data is missing for a dimension, the neutral value 50 is used. That does not automatically lower the school, but it makes the score less informative.
- MediumEligibility and goal attainmentGrades, eligibility and goal-attainment data may be missing, suppressed or available only for some grades and school types.
- UncertainResources, teachers and staffTeacher and resource metrics do not always show subject mix, vacancies, student-health workflows or everyday staffing.
- MissingSupport resources and student healthWe do not yet have a verified national data source for special education, student health, adaptations, language support or contact routes per school.
- MissingSafety and study environmentWe lack current or displayable survey data about safety and study environment for this school.
- UncertainAdmissions, placement and important datesMunicipal placement rules, queues and important dates require a local source and should be checked with the municipality or school.
- MissingVisits, facilities and everyday environmentWe lack sourced open-house information for this school. Facilities, accessibility and everyday environment are often not open comparable data.
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