School reviews in Sweden
School Reviews: reviews of schools and preschools in Sweden
Choosing a school or preschool? Here you can read reviews from parents, guardians and students, compare schools using official statistics and share your own experience – completely free.
How School Reviews works
Search every school and preschool
More than 17,000 preschools, primary schools and upper secondary schools across Sweden – search by name, town or municipality.
Reviews from parents and students
Read reviews written by families who have actually been there, and write your own review in a few minutes.
Compare schools side by side
Merit value, certified teachers, children per staff member and review ratings – in one view.
Find schools near an address
Enter an address or use your location to see schools and preschools nearby on the map.
Reviews you can trust
All reviews are personal experiences, not official ratings. Writing a review requires an account with a verified email address, and every review must follow our review guidelines. We never publish the names of individual staff members or children.
Frequently asked questions about school reviews
What is a school review?
A school review is written by a parent, guardian, student, former student or neighbour and describes their own experience of a school or preschool. Reviews are personal experiences and are not checked like official statistics.
Does it cost anything to read or write reviews?
No. Searching every school and preschool in Sweden, reading reviews and writing your own is free. You need an account with a verified email address to publish a review.
Can I write a review in English?
Yes. You can write your review in English or Swedish. Many international families in Sweden use School Reviews to share experiences with other parents who are new to the Swedish school system.
Can I compare several schools?
Yes. You can compare up to three schools or preschools side by side – review ratings, merit value, share of certified teachers and children per staff member.
Where does the school information come from?
The basic information comes from public sources such as Skolverket (the Swedish National Agency for Education) and Kolada. Reviews come from users and reflect their own experiences.