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Denmark, Copenhagen
Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
1. Apply to enroll using the enrollment forms: elementary (5-11) form: https://forms.gle/RH3jJmTDNZ7WqhWQ9; preschool (2-5) form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdpi8945NT_5mR7P75ddrY4Lqds7NrE_L0gsO-GGm6bizMoqg/viewform. If you have sent details about your child by email, fill in the enrollment form instead. 2. Complete the questionnaire that will be sent after the enrollment form is submitted. 3. Have an online conversation or phone call with you and a personal meeting with you and your child. 4. The trial period for about 1 week is conducted for elementary children (not for preschoolers). 5. The school reviews all papers from the child's current school (transfer report card, social-emotional profile and/or direct contact with the child's main classroom teacher). 6. Your child is accepted and you pay the application fee and school fees. There is no application or enrollment fee at the initial stage. After the full process (steps 1–6) is completed, you will be asked to pay the application fee, deposit, and first month's school fee. In periods of high demand, the application fee and deposit may be requested before the trial week. If, after the trial, the school determines that we are not the right fit for your child, those fees will be fully refunded.
Financial grants are available; please contact the school to apply.
International Montessori School Copenhagen (IMS) is an international Montessori school in Skovlunde, Copenhagen, serving ages 3 to 15. The curriculum is Montessori-based, with Preschool (2½–5), Lower and Upper Elementary (5½–12+), and Middle School (12½–15). English is the main language of instruction; Danish is taught as a second language in small, level-based groups. The Preschool program opened in February 2023, and the school later expanded to offer elementary and middle-school programs; in 2023 the Danish Ministry of Education approved IMS's Montessori approach. The campus is in the same building as an independent preschool at Dyregårdsvej 5. The school emphasizes a democratic, value-centered environment and hands-on learning across nine areas in preschool, plus comprehensive subjects in elementary. Danish Fælles Mål align with Montessori pedagogy, and progress is recorded weekly for families via Montessori Compass. An Adolescent Program (Montessori-IB mix) is planned for 2027 if enrollment supports it.
