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Education in Orebro, Sweden: official figures

The average grade score (meritvärde, 17 subjects) of year 9 pupils at schools in the municipality in Örebro came to 224.5 in 2026, 2nd lowest among the large Swedish cities (Sweden: 229.7), down from 226.1 in 2021.

The average grade score (meritvärde, 17 subjects) of year 9 pupils at schools in the municipality
224.5
2026
The share of year 9 pupils eligible for a vocational upper secondary programme
81.0%
2026
Pupils per full-time teacher in compulsory school years 1-9
12.3
2025
The cost per pupil of compulsory school (F-9)
SEK 132,120
2025
The share of children aged 1-5 enrolled in preschool
87.9%
2025
The share of residents aged 25-64 with post-secondary education
49.7%
2025

How much does Örebro spend per pupil?

At SEK 132,120 in 2025, Örebro was below the Swedish level of SEK 138,691 on the cost per pupil of compulsory school (F-9), putting it 5th lowest among the large Swedish cities.

Source: RKA (Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser), Kolada · saved copy

How many young children are in childcare in Orebro?

68% of children under 5 were in day care or school in 2018 (676 per 1,000).

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many people in Orebro have a degree?

Of adults aged 25 to 64 in Orebro in 2025, 42% had a degree-level education, 43% an upper secondary education and 15% at most lower secondary schooling.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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How Orebro compares with other cities in Sweden

The average grade score (meritvärde, 17 subjects) of year 9 pupils at schools in the municipality (2026)

Orebro ranks 12 of 13, highest first. Among the 13 largest municipalities

RankCityThe average grade score (meritvärde, 17 subjects) of year 9 pupils at schools in the municipality
7Umeå231.8
8Göteborg231.2
9Helsingborg229.4
10Västerås226.7
11Norrköping225.7
12Orebro224.5
13Borås218.1
Source: RKA (Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser), Kolada · saved copy

The share of year 9 pupils eligible for a vocational upper secondary programme (2026)

Orebro ranks 10 of 13, highest first. Among the 13 largest municipalities

RankCityThe share of year 9 pupils eligible for a vocational upper secondary programme
7Helsingborg82.8%
8Linköping82.6%
9Västerås81.5%
10Orebro81.0%
11Göteborg80.8%
12Borås79.2%
13Norrköping78.3%
Source: RKA (Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser), Kolada · saved copy

The cost per pupil of compulsory school (F-9) (2025)

Orebro ranks 9 of 13, highest first. Among the 13 largest municipalities

RankCityThe cost per pupil of compulsory school (F-9)
6MalmöSEK 134,069
7VästeråsSEK 133,291
8NorrköpingSEK 132,828
9OrebroSEK 132,120
10BoråsSEK 131,933
11UmeåSEK 126,318
12UppsalaSEK 125,182
Source: RKA (Rådet för främjande av kommunala analyser), Kolada · saved copy

Children 0-4 in day care per 1,000 (2018)

Orebro ranks 4 of 12, highest first.

RankCityChildren 0-4 in day care per 1,000
1Stockholm742
2Lund706
3Norrköping695
4Orebro676
5Borås668
6Helsingborg667
7Linköping660
Source: Eurostat · saved copy

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