Ages 12 to 18, Years 7 to 12
Secondary
Serious study with room to find what you love, leading to the Danish studentereksamen or the IB Diploma.
- Students in a class, at most
- 20
- Exam routes, Danish or IB
- 2
- The day, with sport and clubs after
- 08–15:30
- Go on to university
- 94%
Students go deep: specialist teaching and proper labs, a path they choose themselves and a school that opens onto the world.
- 01
Real depth
Specialist teachers, proper labs and time to go further than the syllabus asks.
- 02
Your own path
From Year 10, students choose their exam route and subjects, with a mentor to help.
- 03
Out into the world
Exchanges, internships and a week abroad each year, so study connects to life.
What they learn
Following the Danish curriculum, taught in two languages, with more time for the things children remember.
- 01
Languages
Danish, English, plus German or Spanish.
- 02
Mathematics
Up to the highest level, A or HL.
- 03
Sciences
Biology, chemistry and physics in our labs.
- 04
Humanities
History, social studies and philosophy.
- 05
Arts and music
Studio art, music and drama, to exam level.
- 06
Sport and outdoors
Team sports, sailing on the lake, hiking.
A week in Secondary
Monday
Debate
The debate society meets after lunch.
Tuesday
Double lab
Long practicals in the science wing.
Wednesday
Sport afternoon
Football, sailing or climbing.
Thursday
Studio
Art, music and drama projects.
Friday
Mentor time
One to one with a mentor, every week.
“Teenagers rise to what you expect of them. We expect a lot, and we're there for every step.”