Nappa AB

School group with 9 school unitsSkolkoll's statistics include school units that are open/active in Skolverket's register. Dormant units (Vilande — temporarily without students) and discontinued units (Upphörd — permanently closed) are excluded. through 1 operating providers in 5 municipalities.

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Nappa AB is a school group with 9 school units through 1 provider/entity with school units across 5 municipalities. Average merit value: 177.8 (below national average) with 69.8% qualified teachers (below national average).

9 school units480 pupils69.8% qualified teachers5 municipalities
Level: school group/ownership chainCompare: providers and school unitsVerify providersVerify schoolsData and sources
This group has a single operating provider. See Utvecklingspedagogik Sverige Aktiebolag for detailed information.

Group snapshot

School units
9
Pupils
480
Operating providers
1
Municipalities / Counties
5 / 1
Average merit value
177.8 (2 schools)-50.7 vs national avg
Qualified teachers
69.8%-3.5 pp vs national avg
Pupils per teacher
4.7
Group organisation number
5565658423

Company events in the group

This timeline combines Bolagsverket registry events for companies in the group structure with observed group periods from Skolkoll's annual-report-based group mapping. Observed ownership periods are not legal acquisition dates.

  1. Utvecklingspedagogik Sverige Aktiebolag: Company registered

    Swedish Companies Registration Office HVD

  2. Date unavailable

    ASKOLOM AB: Observed in group - Observed as current part of NAPPA AB.

    Skolkoll group mapping from annual reportsObserved

  3. Date unavailable

    NAPPA AB: Observed in group - Observed as current part of NAPPA AB.

    Skolkoll group mapping from annual reportsObserved

  4. Date unavailable

    Utvecklingspedagogik Sverige Aktiebolag: Observed in group - Observed as current part of NAPPA AB.

    Skolkoll group mapping from annual reportsObserved

Ownership chain and group structure

Parent companies, holding companies and entities in the ownership structure. Companies that are providers with school units link to their respective page. 2 companies across 3 levels.

Source: Bolagsverket via Skolkoll's group sync. Ownership stakes are assumed to be 100% unless stated otherwise.

School-form mix

After-school care
4
Compulsory school
4
Adapted compulsory school
3
Adapted upper secondary school
3
Preschool class
3
Upper secondary school
2
Preschool
1

Merit-value spread

Range of year-9 merit values across the group's 2 schools with data.

Min: 175.4Average: 177.8 (national avg: 228.5)Max: 180.1

Group schools vs municipal schools (SALSA-adjusted)

Comparison of SALSA residuals: the group's 2 compulsory schools against 69 municipal compulsory schools in the same municipalities. The SALSA model adjusts for pupils' socioeconomic background.

-65.4
Worse than municipal schools
Group: -55.0 | Municipal: 10.4(SALSA residual, merit points)

Based on the SALSA model which adjusts for pupils' socioeconomic background. Positive values indicate higher merit value than expected. Data: 2024/25.

Teacher resources

Teacher density and teacher certification for the group's 6 compulsory and upper-secondary schools covering 480 pupils. Municipal benchmarks are weighted by pupil count in the municipalities where the group operates schools.

4.8Pupils per teacher3.7–5.7-8.1 vs municipal benchmark
69.2%Qualified teachers50.8%–83.7%-11.3 pp vs municipal benchmark
Subject qualificationMissing in current sync
Stable employment3+ years missing in current sync
Teacher turnoverMissing in current sync
Teacher salary per pupilBlocked by salary/FTE data
MunicipalitySchoolsPupils/teacherMunicipal bench. (pupils/teach.)Qualified teachersMunicipal bench. (qualified)
Stockholm24.612.467.4%78.1%
Lidingö15.113.776.9%86.7%
Solna15.712.656.2%73.8%
Sollentuna13.71581.2%89.8%
Norrtälje1
Method and remaining data gaps

Pupils per teacher and qualified teachers come from Skolverket's school-unit statistics. Pupils per teacher is weighted by pupil count. Percentage metrics are weighted by teacher FTE where available, or derived from pupil count and pupils per teacher. Municipal comparisons come from Kolada and switch between compulsory-school and upper-secondary KPIs depending on school form.

Current data lacks exact per-subject qualification, teacher stability as a share retained for at least three years, teacher sick leave, and teacher salary and teacher FTE per provider/school. They are therefore not shown as a proxy from total personnel cost, since that would mix teachers with other staff.

Source: Skolverket and Kolada. Teacher salary per pupil is not shown because teacher salary and teacher FTE are missing from current data.

Pedagogical resources

Learning materials, teaching tools and the school library across the group's 6 compulsory and upper-secondary schools (480 pupils in the basis).

0.0%Schools with a library (0 of 6)
Method and limitations

The cost figure is Skolverket's "learning tools and school library per pupil" line (learning materials, equipment and library combined), weighted by pupils across the group's compulsory and upper-secondary schools; the sector median compares against other groups. The library share shows the proportion of schools that report having a school library (presence, not staffing with a qualified librarian per the 2023 library-law requirement). The number of 1:1 devices with lifespan, and a separate IT / digital-materials cost, are not tagged in current sources and are therefore not shown.

Results and engagement

Results and satisfaction signals across the group's 6 compulsory and upper-secondary schools (480 pupils in the basis).

50.0%Upper-secondary exam within 3 years (higher-ed prep)
Method and limitations

Eligibility for upper-secondary (year 9), upper-secondary exam within three years (higher-ed-prep and vocational programmes respectively) and a satisfaction index for support from home from the school survey, weighted by pupils across the group's schools; the sector median refers to eligibility. Skolinspektionen's full attitude survey and the number of reported abuse cases are not available as structured per-school data and are not shown. The satisfaction index is based on a single survey question and is not a measure of pupil influence or engagement at large.

Inspection and review

Overview of inspection decisions from the Swedish Schools Inspectorate across 6 schools with decisions.

21 decisions total1 injunction(s)20 review(s)
The Schools Inspectorate has issued injunctions against schools in this groupThere is 1 decision with injunctions. The decisions may require corrective action.
SchoolDecisionsInjunctionsRemarksNo remarksReviewLatest
Häggviks anpassade gymnasium61520/02/2013
Lunaskolan Bromma6605/06/2007
Svedenskolan Bergshamra4415/01/2021
Lunagymnasiet33
Häggviks Gymnasium11
Lunaskolan Södra11

Source: Skolverket (documents API). Full inspection decisions are available at Skolinspektionen. Latest decision: 15/01/2021.

Operating providers

ProviderSchoolsPupilsAverage merit valueQualified teachers
Utvecklingspedagogik Sverige Aktiebolag9480177.869.8%

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Geographic distribution

MunicipalitySchool units
Sollentuna2
Solna2
Stockholm2
Lidingö1
Norrtälje1

Expansion and contraction

All schools that belong, or have belonged, to the group, grouped by Skolverket's status. New establishments (planned) and closures (dormant or discontinued) are shown in their own colour.

9 active4 dormant2 discontinued

Source: Skolverket (school-unit status and status dates) + Bolagsverket (registration date, where available for the provider). Note that a school's actual opening year may differ from the provider's registration date, and time information is missing for many active providers.

Top merit-value schools

All 9 schools

Sources and citation

The group page combines Skolverket's school-unit register and statistics with Bolagsverket's group and company data. Skolkoll's group view covers open school units in Skolverket's register (dormant and discontinued school units excluded). School forms in the data: 4 after-school care, 4 compulsory school, 3 adapted compulsory school, 3 adapted upper secondary school, 3 preschool class, 2 upper secondary school, 1 preschool. Adult education and operations without a school unit are not included in these school counts.

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Skolkoll (2024). Nappa AB. Skolkoll.se. Retrieved 2024-12-31 from https://skolkoll.se/en/school-group/nappa-ab-658423/
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skolkoll.se/en/school-group/nappa-ab-658423 — retrieved 2024-12-31 (data: Skolverket, Bolagsverket, Nappa AB, 2024/25)
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@misc{skolkoll2024_nappaab,
  author = {Skolkoll},
  title = {Nappa AB},
  year = {2024},
  url = {https://skolkoll.se/en/school-group/nappa-ab-658423/},
  note = {Retrieved 2024-12-31. Data: Skolverket, Bolagsverket, Nappa AB, 2024/25}
}
License: CC BY 4.0 · Source: Skolverket, Bolagsverket, Nappa AB, 2024/25

Common questions about Nappa AB

How many schools does Nappa AB have?
Nappa AB has 9 school units across 5 municipalities, run by 1 provider. The average merit value is 177.8 (national average 228.5). Figures cover the school units counted as part of the group in Skolverket's data.
In which municipalities does Nappa AB operate?
Nappa AB has school units in Sollentuna, Solna, Stockholm, Lidingö, Norrtälje. 5 municipalities in total.
How does Nappa AB compare with municipal schools?
Adjusted for pupils' socioeconomic background (SALSA, 2024/25), Nappa AB's compulsory schools perform worse than municipal alternatives in the same municipalities. The SALSA residual is -55 for Nappa AB against +10.4 for municipal schools — a difference of -65.4 points.

Statistics: academic year 2024/25. Source: Skolverket, SCB.About the data.
— = data not available in the source.