Ekebyholmsskolan, Private school in Rimbo, Sweden

Ekebyholmsskolan is a Christian independent school for preschool through upper secondary grades at Ekebyholm outside Rimbo in Norrtälje Municipality. Its main building is Ekebyholm Castle, whose roots go back to the 17th century; the castle serves as the school dining hall and boarding residence. The school is run by the Adventist Church through a wholly owned limited company and serves only vegetarian food.

Ekebyholm Castle, whose roots go back to the 17th century, was acquired by the Adventist Church in 1932. The church owns the school as a limited company, and the castle now serves as dining hall and boarding residence. The school's origins lie in the Adventist congregation's educational work at Ekebyholm.

The school is run by the Adventist Church through a limited company wholly owned by the denomination, and it serves only vegetarian food, eaten in Ekebyholm Castle, which doubles as dining hall and boarding house. Some years a one-year Bible line is offered alongside the preschool, compulsory school and the natural science and social science upper secondary programmes, including a social science track in media and communication.

The school lies at Ekebyholm outside Rimbo in Norrtälje Municipality, about 50 km north of Stockholm and reachable by car via the E18. Meals are vegetarian only and are served in the castle, which also houses the student residence. The site is a working school, so visits depend on its term-time schedule.

The castle at Ekebyholm, with roots in the 17th century, was acquired by the Adventist Church in 1932 and now houses the school's dining hall and boarding rooms. All meals served there are vegetarian, in line with the church's principles.