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Sigtuna Closes Boarding School

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A scandal involving serious crimes has shaken Sigtuna Humanities College. Now they are discontinuing their weekly boarding school. According to boarding school director Mazdak Sarvari, the change "has nothing to do with the investigation."

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A scandal involving serious crimes has shaken Sigtuna Humanities College. Now they are discontinuing their weekly boarding school. According to boarding school director Mazdak Sarvari, the change "has nothing to do with the investigation."

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The boarding school in Sigtuna will close its weekly boarding school from the start of school in 2027, reports SVT, referring to a message that has been sent to parents. However, two other forms of boarding will remain. The police are investigating several crimes that have occurred at the school, including sexual harassment and aggravated assault. Read more about the suspected abuse at the school here.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Sigtunaskolan Humanistiska Läroverket (SSHL) is discontinuing its weekly boarding school. From the autumn semester 2027, the accommodation form will no longer be offered to new students. The post SSHL discontinuing the weekly boarding school – the change applies from 2027 first appeared on märsta.nu.

Starting with the start of school in 2027, students at Sigtunaskolan Humanistiska Läroverk will no longer be able to live in the weekly boarding school, one of three types of boarding school. This is reported by SVT.

·Uppsala, Sweden
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Svenska Dagbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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