Analyses
Data-driven analyses, rankings and key figures about Swedish schools.
Skolverket, school year 2025/26 — average per school
Find local comparisons, quotable key figures and follow-up angles for parents, teachers, providers and journalists.
Analyses, rankings and key figures based on Swedish National Agency for Education open data, school year 2025/26.
Which municipalities have the highest merit score?
Ranking of 289 municipalities — from 275 to 180 points.
Read the analysisWhich municipalities have the greatest teacher shortage?
From 27% to 94% certified — the spread is enormous.
Read more AnalysisIndependent vs municipal schools — what do the statistics say?
Compulsory schools with an independent and a municipal operator, metric by metric — with the data behind every figure.
Read more AnalysisSchool groups — who runs the most schools in Sweden?
78 groups run 1326 schools with 223,939 pupils.
Read more RankingUpper secondary graduation rates — which schools succeed best?
977 upper secondary schools ranked. Average 78.3%, median 79.9%.
Read more AnalysisDoes school size matter for results?
1573 primary schools in four size classes — with surprising differences.
Read more AnalysisGrade inflation 2026 — which schools inflate the most?
1485 primary schools analysed. At 59% of independent schools, final grades exceed NP results.
Read more ReviewWarning signals 2026 — which schools have the most red flags?
2298 schools with warning signals, of which 0 have 3+ flags.
Read more AnalysisSchool chains and grade inflation — which deviate the most?
17 school chains compared. Average inflation ranges from -2.3 to 1.0.
Read more AnalysisTeacher certification — where is the shortage greatest?
289 municipalities analysed. National average 70%, but 6 municipalities are below 50%.
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