Bräcke
Jämtlands län
5,950 residents · 2025
Five-year population change
2020–2025
At least three years of post-secondary education
2025
Rank 236 of 290, At least three years of post-secondary education
Statistics from SCB
National tests in Bräcke
National tests in Skolverket’s municipal statistics. All school providers, girls and boys together.
Grade 9 · Mathematics · School year 2024/25
Mean test grade points · 2024/25
- The municipality
10.9points
- Sweden:
- 11.4-0.5 points
A–E (%) · 2024/25
- The municipality
86%
- Sweden:
- 84.4+1.6 percentage points
Mathematics · Grade 9
Mean test grade points, 0–20
Tests and pupil cohorts vary between years. Annual results are not directly comparable measures of changes in knowledge.
Girls and boys
Girls and boys · Mean test grade points
Source: Skolverket
National tests in Skolverket’s municipal statistics. All school providers, girls and boys together.
Mean among pupils with test grades A–F: A=20, B=17.5, C=15, D=12.5, E=10, F=0.
Share of pupils participating in all subtests, among all pupils in the source population.
Number of pupils with a test grade. This is not the municipality’s total pupil count.
Share with test grades A–E, among pupils with test grades A–F.
Historical results use G, VG, MVG and did not meet objectives, as shares of participating pupils. They are not joined to A–F or converted to modern test grade points.
Grade 3 and grade 6 in 2012 are reported by subtest. The denominator follows the source’s year-specific pupil population. No combined subject grade is calculated.
Grade 3 through 2015 and grade 6 in 2012 use all pupils in the source collection as the denominator. From 2016, grade 3 uses participants in the individual subtest.
Tests and pupil cohorts vary between years. Annual results are not directly comparable measures of changes in knowledge.
A new model for test grading was introduced in 2024. The change applies to all subjects.
Lgr22 took effect in autumn 2022.
National tests were cancelled during the pandemic in 2020 and 2021. Gaps are not filled.
National mathematics results for grade 9 are unavailable for 2018.
Results for 1998–2002 are based on historical samples. Municipal and national populations may differ.
. Data missing
.. Value withheld
~100%: one to four pupils received F. Not exactly 100 percent.
Source: Skolverket
National tests in Skolverket’s municipal statistics. All school providers, girls and boys together.
Mean among pupils with test grades A–F: A=20, B=17.5, C=15, D=12.5, E=10, F=0.
Share of pupils participating in all subtests, among all pupils in the source population.
Number of pupils with a test grade. This is not the municipality’s total pupil count.
Share with test grades A–E, among pupils with test grades A–F.
Historical results use G, VG, MVG and did not meet objectives, as shares of participating pupils. They are not joined to A–F or converted to modern test grade points.
Grade 3 and grade 6 in 2012 are reported by subtest. The denominator follows the source’s year-specific pupil population. No combined subject grade is calculated.
Grade 3 through 2015 and grade 6 in 2012 use all pupils in the source collection as the denominator. From 2016, grade 3 uses participants in the individual subtest.
Tests and pupil cohorts vary between years. Annual results are not directly comparable measures of changes in knowledge.
A new model for test grading was introduced in 2024. The change applies to all subjects.
Lgr22 took effect in autumn 2022.
National tests were cancelled during the pandemic in 2020 and 2021. Gaps are not filled.
National mathematics results for grade 9 are unavailable for 2018.
Results for 1998–2002 are based on historical samples. Municipal and national populations may differ.
. Data missing
.. Value withheld
~100%: one to four pupils received F. Not exactly 100 percent.