We are a bilingual school. Teachers that teach the English language subjects (English, Mathematics, Science) are native English speakers. Teachers of Danish language subjects (Danish, PE; Home economics, etc) have native level proficiency.

Additional extra Danish is offered to students in the older classes. In additon, free Danish courses are available for adults.

The third langauge is German as a an additional language.

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Yes, we have three fulltime pedogogues that run the before school program and assist in the classroom with student social needs.

Younger classes have access to iPads, while in the olders classes each student is issues with a school laptop. All classroom sare equipted with smartboards.

The school uses Teams as a learning and communication platform at times of remote learning due to covid-19.

No.

We are a public school, open to everyone.

Students prepare for Danish school leaving exams and sit some Cambridge Internaitonal Curriculum exams.

Our first class graduated in 2023 with results above the national average.

Minimal homework is assigned in the younger classes outside reading and number skills. As the students get older the level of homework increases.

100% go on to further study in Denmark. Two-thirds to local 'gymnasium' and one-third to IB.

No. If we accept students with special needs, or later identify a student that reguires special educational support, we will coordinate with the municipality to get the assessment or support required.

As a public international school, we have access to all the resources that public school receive. For example, guidance counselors, psychologists, health nurse, family advisors, speech therapy etc.

We do not have a specific talent program at this time. However, most students joining us are challenged by learning Danish/English/both, which ever is new to them.

Yes.

No entrance exams.

Some classes have a waiting list.

If you are new to Denmark, we take enrolment through out the school year.
For the first year of school (Grade 0) there is a registration process which is completed 9 months prior to school start.

Students may enrol and start mid term, although we recommend starting after a school holiday period, such as winter break, or easter.

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School finishes at various times depending on the age. The youngest class finishes at 13:30 while the oldest class finishes at 14:30 or 15:10

We provide before school care at the school for children in the 0-3rd grades. Afternoon care is in cooperation with a local public school available until 17:00.
There is a local after school program for older students.

We do not have a school bus, but student living within the municipality can receive a free bus/train card.

Students are able to order lunch.

All meals have a vegitarian option and most meals are halal.

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We cooperate with other public organisations such as the music school, junior club, public library and youth programs.

The school is a member of the Danish International Schools' Network. We hope to join in with their athletic conference as we grow.

The school is a member of the Danish International Schools' Network. We hope to join in with their athletic conference as we grow.

We cooperate with the other wo school on our campus to access science labs, kitchens, wood work rooms, etc.

We have access to a large indoor sports facility which includes an indoor swimming pool.

Lolland Internaitonal School is a free, public, international school offering a bilingual education in English and Danish.

As a school community, we embrace a partnership of lifelong learning to be able to contribute as a global citizen in the community and in the future complex and changing world. We embrace 21st century skills and incorperate the sustainable development goals.