Application fees
- There is no application or enrolment fee charged for admission to Duborg‑Skolen; the school's admission materials and application form do not list any required application payment.
Tuition fees (day students) — by year group and term
- Duborg‑Skolen does not publish or charge recurring tuition fees for regular day-school education (F7–F10 and 11.–13. årgang). No term‑by‑term or year‑group tuition schedule is listed for day students in the school's admission and information materials; standard schooling is provided as part of the Dansk Skoleforening for Sydslesvig arrangements.
Billing schedule and payment terms (general)
- Because there are no regular tuition charges for day students, there is no routine term/semester tuition billing schedule published for F7–F10 or 11.–13. årgang.
- Charges that do occur (for example boarding, material contributions, class trips, deposits and other optional items) are invoiced or collected when applicable; specific payment timing and invoicing for those items is set by the responsible unit (e.g., Ungdomskollegiet or the school's administrative office). The Ungdomskollegiet publishes its own weekly and monthly charge schedule.
Boarding fees (Ungdomskollegiet) — full detail for 2026/27 academic year
- Weekly list price for Ungdomskollegiet (school home in Flensburg): EUR 220 per week. The standard season used for calculation is 39 weeks, giving a full-season list total of EUR 8,580.
- Actual parental payment ("egenbetaling") is calculated on the basis of household gross income; Skoleforeningen applies a sliding support table. The published 2026/27 table lists household-income bands with corresponding supported weekly prices and a calculated parental monthly payment (spread over 10 months). Examples from the table (income band → parental own payment per month):
- Very low income band → own payment shown as a nominal small monthly amount.
- Middle income bands → own payment examples in the table range approximately from low double‑digit to mid‑three‑hundred euros per month.
- Higher income bands → own payment rises accordingly (see the association's detailed table for precise band thresholds and monthly figures).
- The full sliding‑scale table and the calculation method (household income basis, documentation required such as income tax notice) are published with the Ungdomskollegiet rates for 2026/27. The association explicitly states how the support is calculated and which items are not covered by the association's support.
Other costs and fees
- Materials and class‑related costs: Parents may be charged material contributions, costs for books, class‑fund items, special equipment, and similar consumables where applicable. The school's parent fund and class groups also organise contributions for particular items or events.
- Excursions, study trips and extras: Costs for school trips, study tours, special excursions and optional activities are charged separately when arranged; the association notes that it does not provide support for deposit, travel, materials, excursions, study trips, pocket money, etc., when calculating Ungdomskollegiet support (parents must cover those costs).
- Deposit and refunds for boarding: the association's documentation states that support does not cover deposit and similar items; parents should expect separate invoicing for deposits and extras where required. Specific deposit/refund rules are set by the unit that charges them (for example the boarding unit).
- Voluntary contributions: The school operates a parent fund (Forældrefonden) for supplementary items (for example songbooks, funding of activities). Contributions to that fund are paid to a bank account (Union‑Bank IBAN shown for the Forældrefonden).
Refund information
- No general schoolwide tuition‑refund policy is published for regular day education because no routine tuition is charged for day students. For units that do charge (e.g., the Ungdomskollegiet, study trips, or deposits), specific refund or cancellation rules are set by the charging unit; the Ungdomskollegiet and Skoleforeningen materials specify which cost elements the association does not subsidise but do not set a single, universal refund rule in the public rate tables. Parents should expect that refunds and deposit return rules (if any) follow the specific unit's terms and invoicing rules.
Fee payment options (methods)
- Bank transfer (IBAN/BIC) is a published payment route for parent‑fund and donation payments (the Forældrefonden provides a Union‑Bank IBAN and BIC). Payments to school units and to Skoleforeningen are generally handled via invoicing mechanisms consistent with German banking practice (IBAN/BIC).
- No universal published listing of credit‑card acceptance for recurring school charges was found; where card or online payment is offered it is arranged by the specific unit responsible for the charge and will be stated on the invoice or payment notice for that charge.
Summary of findings and limits of published information
- The school's publicly available admission and information materials do not list any application fee or regular tuition for day students; therefore there is no per‑term or per‑year tuition schedule for F7–F10 or 11.–13. årgang to report.
- Detailed, itemised fees are published for boarding (Ungdomskollegiet) for 2026/27 (weekly price EUR 220 and a sliding support table that produces a monthly parental own‑payment figure when household income is entered).
- The association's published material makes clear that parents must expect to pay separately for materials, excursions, deposits and other extras; those items are not covered by the Ungdomskollegiet support table.
(End of fees overview.)
