About us
Welcome to Futuraskolan International Stockholm.
Futuraskolan International Stockholm is a bilingual school that offers education through Grades F – 9, we are for families who want their children to become internationally minded and experience a bilingual curriculum in English and Swedish.
Futuraskolan International Stockholm is a bilingual school, which means that our students’ lessons are conducted approximately 50% in English and 50% in Swedish. We also make sure that our teachers who work in English and Swedish have their working language as a native language. It is important that the students meet and use both languages daily in different everyday situations, not just during class time.
We follow the Swedish National Curriculum and in addition to that, we also utilize the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) in Grades F – 5 and the International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC) in Grades 6-9. With the IPC and IMYC, students are constantly developing and strengthening their skills as well as their knowledge and deeper understandings while broadening their world-wide perspective.
We welcome you to Futuraskolan International Stockholm!
Our Exchange Project Between Sweden and Bosnia: Exploring Culture and Diversity
We’re excited to share our latest international project: a cultural exchange between Sweden and Bosnia! Fifteen of our 8th-grade students, accompanied by four teachers, recently traveled to Bosnia to experience the richness of Bosnian culture and learn about diversity and inclusion in a new context.
The project’s focus was on cultural exchange, understanding differences, and promoting inclusion and diversity. While in Bosnia, our base was in Zenica, but we explored several historic and culturally significant locations:
- Travnik – The birthplace of Nobel laureate Ivo Andrić, where we visited his former home, now a museum.
- Jajce – Known for its stunning, large waterfall and historic significance.
- Visoko – Famous for the intriguing Bosnian pyramid.
- Sarajevo – Where we visited the renowned “Tunnel of Hope,” a powerful site that holds a deep history for the city.
Day 1, arrival and getting adjusted follow adventure in the slides below:
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Last Day
On December 8, we’ll be welcoming our Bosnian friends to Sweden! Together, we’ve planned an exciting schedule that includes visits to Swedish cultural landmarks, such as the Vasa Museum, the Viking Museum, and the ABBA Museum. This exchange aims to strengthen our friendships and provide students with a broader understanding of each other’s cultures and shared values.
Stay tuned on our website for updates and photos from the exchange. We’re looking forward to creating lasting memories and experiences that will inspire our students for years to come!
