We evaluate prospective students through conversations with the parents and the child, and we always require a statement from the student’s previous school. For higher grades (6th-9th grade), an assessment or test may also be conducted before enrollment.
候補等待名單
Depends on the grades. Please contact the school office.
We have rolling admissions for existing classes throughout the school year. For Class 0 (age 6) enrollment, admission takes place in the spring and includes a mandatory information meeting and a visit day in April. This visit day is mandatory for admission and provides an opportunity for children and parents to participate in an admissions meeting where the school’s teachers assess the children’s school readiness. You must add your child to the waiting list to be invited to the visit day and information meeting. Please contact the school office for more information.
上課時間
課前/課後托管服務
是
是否提供校車服務
否
學校是否提供午餐
否
是否要求穿著制服
否
上學時間
8.30
放學時間
It depends on what grade the student attends - from 1 pm to 2 pm in the lower grades (1-4) and around 3-4 pm in the higher grades (6 - 9)
課堂
每班最多學生人數
25
每班平均學生人數
20
學校是否配備教學助理?
是
課堂中科技應用情況
Not before 6th grade
學校是否已準備好在需要時使用虛擬課堂?(如學校關閉時開展線上教學,例如新冠疫情期間)
否
學生是否在學校進行宗教活動?信仰何種宗教?
否
學生組成
在校學生總數
325
學校學生國籍數量
20
最多學生的國籍
Danish
本地學生與國際學生的比例
The Danish and international departments interact closely, with students from both participating in shared subjects and school excursions. Additionally, teachers from both departments teach across Danish and international classes, fostering collaboration and integration between the groups.
Our curriculum has a variety of different subjects to challenge every student
為有特殊學習需求學生提供的專職人員/項目
We have reading counsellors, maths counsellors, EAL teachers and dyslexia counsellors. We do not have trained staff or the facilities to teach students with special educational needs.
提供的學習支援
Our Learning Support Centre has different programmes that are mostly based on supportive initiatives that, like the rest of the school, focus on high levels of academic achievement, a sense of community, and the formation of social relationships.
At the school, there is room for diversity, and we strive to represent the society we are a part of. However, the school is not certified to have a profile as a special needs school and we do not receive special grants. Hence, we are not a school for children with special needs, nor do we have special needs classes. It is important for us to offer a good education for everyone. For students with special needs or challenges, admission is always based on an individual assessment.
At the school, approx. 10-15% of students use the various services offered through the Learning Support Centre, which is equivalent to figures of the public school.
學生是否可獲得教育心理師支援
The school collaborates closely with Educational Psychological Counselling (PPR) in the City of Copenhagen, including a speech and hearing consultant and a health nurse.
The school's Learning Support Centre has its own reading tutor, maths tutor and dyslexia consultant.
The Learning Support Centre organises the various services based on the pedagogical approach that characterises the school as a whole and the school's vision of high professional development for the individual student.