This small school in Copenhagen follows the Danish curriculum with many English lessons. Pupils learn at their own pace through a mix of class teaching and group work, and each pupil has a progress plan reviewed at least twice a year, besides annual parent consultations. French is offered as a second foreign language from grade 6, and mother-tongue teaching is available in many languages, though a new group needs at least 5 enrolled pupils.
The school uses a study method developed by L. Ron Hubbard (Applied Scholastics), licensed from ABLE Int. It aims to recognise what pupils do well rather than focus on errors. There are field trips and interdisciplinary events with mixed classes. Parents can arrange a meeting or tour by phone or e-mail.
