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North Zealand Â黨ÊÓƵ School (NIS) is a small school where every child is known and appreciated. Not only are the lessons interesting and inspiring but the community atmosphere allows parents and children to integrate into Denmark quickly and smoothly. This unique combination of good education and community atmosphere mean that 98% of our parents would recommend NIS to others.

The international curricula at NIS provide a solid foundation of education for the future lives of our students. At North Zealand Â黨ÊÓƵ School we believe that anything can be learned and seeking the personal potential of each student is key.

Families living in North Zealand enjoy a high quality of life with access to sandy beaches, numerous green spaces, parks, castles and of course the delights of Copenhagen, which is only 20 minutes away.

Sankt Petri Schule is a German-Danish school in the heart of Copenhagen, which lives and teaches both languages ​​and cultures on an equal footing. We have a 450-year history, are the oldest German school abroad and have historically close relationships with the Danish royal family and the neighboring St. Petri church.

At the same time, we live in the middle of a modern, democratic society that is part of a common Europe. We are an international school that sees the diversity of the world as an opportunity.

Øresund Â黨ÊÓƵ Skole is a parent-run free school with teaching from kindergarten to 9th grade. In collaboration with the parents, the students are encouraged to acquire knowledge, skills, working methods and expressions that contribute to the individual student's versatile personal development.

We are a small school that has a great deal of individual teaching where the student learns at their own pace, which means that we meet the student where the student is. We have a Danish curriculum and many teaching hours in English .

We have a life of tolerance and good discipline. Our academic level is high and we require a lot of our students, which means that our students finish with good graduation. Øresund Â黨ÊÓƵ Skole offers good peace of mind and a safe everyday life for your child.

Valby Â黨ÊÓƵ Preschool is part of the Tinytots Â黨ÊÓƵ Daycare and Preschool Group. Our vision is to provide a secure, adoring, charming, exciting, respectful and fostering environment for each child in which they get the fullest opportunity to grow and develop.

We work all the time to develop the feeling like a home away from home for the children. We want to develop Valby Â黨ÊÓƵ Preschool to a place where parents can feel confident that their children are receiving the very best care and education.

The international section of the Bernadotte School, The Little House, is an international school in Denmark that offers education from pre-school to 9th grade (age group 6 - 15 years). It is important to note that we are Danish and not an American or British international school, and that our working methods, philosophy and the general ambience of the school will reflect this difference.

The Scandinavian tradition of openness, tolerance and freedom of mind also shows in its educational systems. Knowledge and learning are seen as tools that enhance the individual's understanding and appreciation of life, rather than being a checklist of academic goals that can be pursued in isolation. It is our experience that the skills and strengths that our system fosters stand the student in good stead for any academic study undertaken in later life.

Bernadotte School is run democratically, as it would not be in keeping with the school's aims to reserve decision-making for a chosen few. Parents, students and teachers all have influence in the running of the school, both on a day-to-day level, and in liaison with each other through their respective representative bodies.

Viking Â黨ÊÓƵ School is a primary international school offering international education in English. We use an integrated STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) approach and have a strong focus on the Danish language. We are accepting applications for children aged 5-10 for Reception through Year 4 in Ballerup (Greater Copenhagen area) in August 2021-22.

Our experienced international teaching team at Viking Â黨ÊÓƵ School provides inquiry-based education with English as the language of instruction. We focus on learning Danish language as a true second language from an early age. Our core program is based on the Â黨ÊÓƵ Primary Curriculum (IPC).

Viking Â黨ÊÓƵ School provides a positive environment to foster cooperative learning as well as an engaging educational model to develop strong foundational knowledge along with skills to thrive in an increasingly globalized and changing world.

Bjørn's Â黨ÊÓƵ School  in Copenhagen is an independent international school with about 160 students from over 50 nations and an internationally qualified teaching staff. BIS students can be taught through English or Danish from 6 to 16 years.

BIS is a member of ECIS (European Council of Â黨ÊÓƵ Schools) and the centre for IGCSE (the Â黨ÊÓƵ General Certificate of Secondary Education) in Copenhagen. Bjorn’s Â黨ÊÓƵ School was established in 1967 and is open to all who share our vision and guidelines.

Jinnah Â黨ÊÓƵ School is a Danish Pakistani school with discipline, respect and high aspirations for the individual child. At Jinnah Â黨ÊÓƵ School, the weight is high and the majority of the students in the school continue in high school after 9th grade. 

Respect and discipline are the key words, just as we take for granted that students are ready for teaching.

Waldorf Â黨ÊÓƵ School Copenhagen (WISC) is a not-for-profit international school with a distinct educational vision. WISC is the international department of Byens Steinerskole, which is a Waldorf school established in 2019. It is recognised by and subject to Danish law and receives a subsidy from the Danish state.

At a Waldorf school, each child is daily challenged on an intellectual, creative, artistic and social level – head, heart and hands. We, therefore, offer a wide range of subjects, which each child can follow at their own individual level.

Institut Sankt Joseph Copenhagen is situated in the beautiful Østerbro district of Copenhagen, directly across from the United States Embassy and only minutes from the heart of the city and the coast. The school’s campus has a large main building with four floors, an annex building for kindergarten and after-school clubs, a theatre and a large gymnasium. Institut Sankt Joseph was established November 17, 1858 by the St. Joseph Sisters Society, which governed the school until March of 1976.

The school was started as an all girl’s academy, and stayed that way until 1968, when boys were also admitted. Institut Sankt Joseph Copenhagen’s main building was built in 1914-15, and in 1928 the building underwent a major expansion, wherein a physics and biology lab were added. The building was designed by architect Christian Mandrup-Poulsen, who also designed the sisters’ convent, and Jeanne d’Arc School.