Family living analysis

Where is the best place to live with school children?

Choosing where to live is choosing a school. The map shows a composite index for families with children: merit score, teacher certification, pupil satisfaction and the number of schools to choose from are combined. The darker the blue, the higher the index.

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Skolkoll (2025). Family living analysis. Skolkoll.se. Retrieved 2025-12-31 from https://skolkoll.se/en/statistics/housing-analysis-families/
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skolkoll.se/en/statistics/housing-analysis-families — retrieved 2025-12-31 (data: Skolverket, 2025/26)
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@misc{skolkoll2025_familylivinganalysis,
  author = {Skolkoll},
  title = {Family living analysis},
  year = {2025},
  url = {https://skolkoll.se/en/statistics/housing-analysis-families/},
  note = {Retrieved 2025-12-31. Data: Skolverket, 2025/26}
}
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Best municipalities for families with school children

When families choose where to live, school is often the most important factor. But ‘school quality’ is multi-dimensional. The map combines four indicators into a family index (0–100):

The indicators are weighted equally. A municipality missing data for an indicator gets the average of the others, and a municipality with fewer than two indicators gets no index. The map gives a quick overview, but if you live locally you should also visit the schools and read the Swedish Schools Inspectorate’s reports.

Statistics: academic year 2025/26. Source: Skolverket open data, Kolada and SCB. Processed by Skolkoll.Glossary · About the data.

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About the measures in this visualisation

Merit score year 9 (Skolverket)Certified teachers (Skolverket)
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