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Denmark, Copenhagen
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CIS campus covers 25,000 m2 and is Copenhagen's largest school, accommodating up to 1,200 students and 280 employees. The campus is organized into four towers, each adapted to meet the needs of children at different stages of development. The building is environmentally and socially sustainable, built to last and to tread lightly on the surrounding environment. On campus, you'll find a state-of-the-art theatre, two rooftop greenhouses, three gyms, a selection of music rooms and fully-equipped design facilities to support product design, ceramics and the visual arts. It links the school premises with the public sphere to provide an open, collaborative learning environment.
On campus there are three gyms. CIS teams compete in football, volleyball, swimming, track & field/cross-country and basketball.
The CIS Library houses around 20,000 items, including fiction and non-fiction in many languages, ebooks, magazines and electronic resources such as EBSCO, Britannica School, JSTOR, BrainPop, FLIPSTER and Ordbogen. Librarians teach information literacy and help students, teachers and parents find what they need. The library sits at the heart of the school, facilitating access to ideas from many cultures. The campus also provides a state-of-the-art theatre, two rooftop greenhouses, three gyms, music rooms and fully-equipped design facilities for product design, ceramics and the visual arts. The library is not open to the public but is available to everyone in the CIS community.
CIS offers over 30 after-school activities for students in grades 1–12, including Dance, Hip-Hop, Parkour, Mini Tennis, Martial Arts and Gymnastics. It also features Arts & Crafts, Drawing Studio, Knitting, Conscious Cooking, STEM, LEGO Club and Chess Club. The Mother Tongue Program supports students' native language development. After School Club provides supervision and a range of activities after the school day.
Copenhagen International School (CIS) is a private, day international school in Copenhagen that serves ages 3 to 18. It delivers all three IB programmes—PYP, MYP and DP—alongside an American high school diploma, with English as the language of instruction and Danish taught within the curriculum. English as an Additional Language support helps learners access the programmes, and Danish language studies prepare students for national tests and continued Danish study in the Diploma Programme. The school is an IB World School accredited by NEASC for the full IB continuum and the U.S. diploma. The Nordhavn campus spans about 25,000 square metres, housing four towers and capacity for around 1,200 students. Facilities include a theatre, two rooftop greenhouses, multiple music rooms, three gyms and dedicated spaces for design, ceramics and visual arts. CIS also provides extensive after‑school activities, a Mother Tongue Program and Service Learning tied to global goals for students worldwide.
