Tellusgruppen publishes the Quality Report for 2024–2025

Published: October 17, 2025

  

Miscellaneous, Operations

Tellusgruppen publishes its quality report for the 2024–2025 school year. The report includes Tellusbarn (preschool), Tellusskolan (elementary school), and Omniglot (native language instruction). This year’s report demonstrates continued high quality in our operations. Dedicated employees contribute to strong results across the entire group. Parents give high ratings, and employee satisfaction remains at a stable and high level.

The report highlights, in particular, efforts related to physical activity and health in preschool, where Valsjön Preschool in Åkersberga has developed a model that combines physical activity with learning and the preschool’s outdoor education program. “ Tellusbarn ” is strengthening its focus on physical activity and health by introducing new physical activity coordinators at every preschool.

“We can clearly see how a focus on health, physical activity, and language enhances both the children’s learning and their joy in everyday life. This proves that quality isn’t about individual efforts, but about the big picture,” says Bijan Fahimi, CEO of Tellusgruppen.

You can read the full report here: Quality Report 2024 and 2025 – Tellusgruppen


Tellusskolan prioritizes improved performance in mathematics, increased attendance, and continued efforts toward systematic quality assurance. A new goal for social and economic sustainability has been added, focusing on equity among schools and support for principals in organizational management and student well-being.

New this year is that the quality report includes “ Omniglot,” Tellusskolan’s program for mother-tongue instruction. The program serves 8,000 students and is offered in over 80 languages by 200 teachers. This work helps strengthen students’ sense of identity and improve academic performance, serving as an example of how multilingualism is a resource for both individuals and society.

“Our employees are highly motivated to improve teaching and find solutions that benefit students’ academic performance. That commitment is evident throughout the organization and is one of our key factors for success,” says Ulrika Forsström, Director of Schools and Development at Tellusskolan.

Tellusgruppen ’s quality assurance efforts are conducted with the best interests of children and students in mind. Each unit is evaluated based on national goals and monitored throughout the entire management chain, from the classroom to the school board level.

Here you can access previous quality reports: Activity Reports – Tellusgruppen