Which is the best lower-secondary school in Upplands-Bro?

Källskolan 6-9 ranks highest among lower-secondary schools in Upplands-Bro with a Skolkoll score of 59/100 (2024/25). Runner-up is Hagnässkolan with a Skolkoll score of 58/100.

How many lower-secondary schools are there in Upplands-Bro?

Upplands-Bro has 6 lower-secondary schools (schools offering years 7–9), of which 4 have published a Year 9 final-grade score. The municipality average is 229.3 points, 1.6 points above the national average of 227.7 points.

How do lower-secondary schools in Upplands-Bro compare with the national average?

The average Year 9 final-grade score in Upplands-Bro is 229.3 points, compared with a national average of 227.7 points — 1.6 points above the national average.

What is the difference between compulsory school and lower-secondary school?

Compulsory school (grundskola) is the full mandatory Swedish school system from reception class through Year 9. Lower-secondary (högstadium) is the last three years — Years 7–9. A lower-secondary school is a compulsory school that offers Years 7–9, either as part of a reception-class-to-9 unit (F-9) or as a stand-alone 7-9 school.

Best lower-secondary schools in Upplands-Bro 2024/25

Compare the 4 lower-secondary schools (years 7–9) in Upplands-Bro ranked by Skolkoll score, with the Year 9 final-grade score as context. Average merit 229.3 points (1.6 points above the national average). Data from Skolverket.

How we ranked

The list contains compulsory schools in Upplands-Bro that offer Years 7–9 (both F-9/1-9 units and stand-alone lower-secondary schools) and have published a Year 9 final-grade score. Schools are sorted on the Skolkoll score, the same 0–100 measure shown on school pages — it combines results, staffing, value-added, safety and resources. Where a dimension lacks school-specific data the neutral value 50 is used. The SALSA deviation is also shown separately as context. For compulsory schools, the SALSA residual is part of the value-added score dimension when available, but it is not a standalone quality grade.The Year 9 score, teacher certification and pupil counts are shown so you can read the ranking in context.

Note: "Best" here is a data-driven comparison based on public statistics — not necessarily the best school for your child. Location, pedagogical profile, well-being and pupil composition also matter. Read the full methodology →

Data coverage and sorting

4 schools are included. 4 have a displayed Skolkoll score; 0 have no displayed score because the sample or data coverage is too small.

Filter: Compulsory schools in Upplands-Bro that offer Years 7-9 and have a published Year 9 final-grade score.
Sorting: Descending by Skolkoll score. Displayed ranks use rounded-score competition ranking so sub-point differences are not overstated.
Score weights: Results 30%, staff 25%, value-added/SALSA 20%, safety 15%, resources 10%. Missing school-specific dimensions use the neutral value 50.
Coverage: 1 rows have 4-5 real score dimensions, 3 have 2-3, 0 have 1, 0 have 0 or unknown. Average: 3.3 of 5 dimensions.
Sources: Skolverket, Swedish Schools Inspectorate, Statistics Sweden, Kolada and SALSA where available. SALSA year: 2024/25.
Latest data year: 2024/25

Top 4 lower-secondary schools in Upplands-Bro

Top 4 lower-secondary schools in Upplands-Bro ranked by Skolkoll score (0–100, higher = better, descending sort).
#	School	Skolkoll score	Year 9 score	SALSA deviation	Cert. teachers	Pupils	Type
1	Källskolan 6-9	Skolkoll score 59 out of 100. Near average.	253.1	+27.0	67%	60	Independent
2	Hagnässkolan	Skolkoll score 58 out of 100. Near average.	240.5	+18.0	75%	460	Municipal
3	Ekhammarskolan	Skolkoll score 43 out of 100. Below average.	226.2	-1.0	70%	770	Municipal
4	Broskolan	Skolkoll score 30 out of 100. Below average.	197.5	-6.0	57%	310	Municipal

Upplands-Bro vs national average

Lower-secondary schools in Upplands-Bro have an average Year 9 final-grade score of 229.3 points, which is 1.6 points above the national average (227.7 points).

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Source: Skolverket. The final-grade score is the average Year 9 grade points, 2024/25. The SALSA deviation refers to 2024/25.