The Seamen's School, which has operated at the Långholmen quay since 2003 and accounts for about 20 percent of all upper secondary education places in the city, must leave the site by the end of June due to the termination of its agreement. From the city's perspective, the move of the vessel is viewed positively as it makes the location accessible to the public, with plans to transform it into a more inviting quay with space for activities, though whether there will be a sauna is not decided. The new quay location for the school will be closer to Slussen.
However, the decision has been criticized for being made without a consequence analysis, and shipping in Sweden suffers from a shortage of personnel. The school has acknowledged its temporary placement, with the school having a one-year agreement and having always been aware that their placement is not permanent and that conditions can change. Specific activities for the new quay and how the city will address the shipping personnel shortage remain unclear, as does the exact number of affected students and the vessel's precise new location.