It serves students in preschool (förskola/educación infantil) until secondary school (gymnasium/bachillerato).

It moved to Alcobendas in 1973 and adopted its current name in 1982.

[2] As of 2016[update], 40 percent of the students had origins in the Nordic countries, and the students originated from about 15 countries.

There are two sections: The Scandinavian section, which follows the Swedish National Curriculum and is taught in Swedish, and the International Section, which uses the Cambridge curriculum and English as a language of instruction.

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