Deutsche Schule Stockholm

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Deutsche Schule Stockholm
The school
Location

Stockholm Sweden
Coordinates	59°20′32″N 18°04′12″E / 59.34216°N 18.07009°E / 59.34216; 18.07009
Information
Type	German international school
Established	1612 ^[1]
Grades	Vorschule through year 12 of gymnasium

Deutsche Schule Stockholm (Swedish: Tyska skolan Stockholm) is a German international school in Stockholm, Sweden. It serves levels Vorschule through year 12 of gymnasium.^[2]

History

In 1612 the German Church, Stockholm, received the privilege by the then-reigning Swedish king Gustavus II Adolphus to form a German school. As Stockholm had been a destination for traders of the Hanseatic League for a long time, the children of these German-speaking mercenaries had to find a place to educate themselves, which was found in the German School.^[3]

References

^ "Tyska Skolan | Skolans historia".
^ Home page (German). Deutsche Schule Stockholm. Retrieved on 23 April 2015. "Karlavägen 25 114 31 Stockholm Schweden"
^ "Tyska Skolan | Geschichte". Deutsche Schule Stockholm (in German). 2011. Retrieved 2022-07-17.

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(in German) Deutsche Schule Stockholm
(in Swedish) Deutsche Schule Stockholm

v t e International schools in Sweden
Stockholm	Internationella Engelska Skolan International School of the Stockholm Region Kungsholmens gymnasium Sigtunaskolan Humanistiska Läroverket Stockholm International School Lycée Français de Stockholm Deutsche Schule Stockholm
Gothenburg	International School of the Gothenburg Region
Malmö	Bladins International School of Malmö

v t e German international schools in Europe
This includes schools in Turkey and partly schools in the former Soviet Union.
Belgium	International German School of Brussels
Bulgaria	Deutsche Schule Sofia
Croatia	Deutsche Internationale Schule in Zagreb
Czech Republic	Deutsche Schule Prag
Denmark	Sankt Petri Schule (Copenhagen)
Finland	Deutsche Schule Helsinki
France	Internationale Deutsche Schule Paris DFG / LFA Buc(*) Deutsche Schule Toulouse
Greece	Deutsche Schule Athen Deutsche Schule Thessaloniki
Hungary	Thomas Mann Gymnasium (Budapest)
Ireland	St Kilian's German School
Italy	Deutsche Schule Genua Deutsche Schule Mailand Deutsche Schule Rom
Netherlands	German International School of The Hague
Norway	German School of Oslo
Poland	Willy-Brandt-Schule
Portugal	Deutsche Schule Lissabon Deutsche Schule zu Porto Deutsche Schule Algarve(*)
Romania	Deutsche Schule Bukarest Samuel von Brukenthal National College (Sibiu)*() Nikolaus Lenau High School (Timișoara)()*
Russia	German School Moscow Deutsche Schule Sankt Petersburg
Spain	Template:German schools in Spain
Sweden	Deutsche Schule Stockholm
Switzerland	Deutsche Schule Genf
Turkey	Deutsche Schule Istanbul Istanbul High School
Ukraine	Deutsche Schule Kiew
United Kingdom	German School London
Schools marked with asterisks *()** are unrecognised by the Central Agency for German Schools Abroad (ZfA), not appearing in its list of German schools in Europe. The German sections of several European Schools were formerly recognized as German schools by West Germany (see p. 10 and 12) There are also German sections of various French schools.

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