Denmark, Ikast
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.
The initial contact starts the admissions process and provides an opportunity to ask questions about ISIB and its environment. The school will schedule an initial discussion to learn about your child's background and needs.
Step 2: After you have taken a tour or attended an online meeting, the school may offer taster days so your child can experience the school first-hand. Taster days allow you and your child to experience ISIB's routines, classes and language environment before a formal offer. Availability is at the school's discretion and may vary by year group. Participation in taster days does not guarantee admission.
Step 3: If your family decides to join ISIB, please complete our application form. An application form may be submitted at any stage of the process. Please note that not all applications can be accepted.
Step 4: If your child is offered a place following the application process and, where relevant, an interview or entrance assessment, we will provide an overview of the required payments. These include the registration fee, the first month's tuition fees and a deposit. The deposit is equal to two months' tuition fees and will be returned when your child leaves ISIB. All payments must be received before we can guarantee your child's place.
Step 5: Your child's year group placement is determined by several factors, including age, academic achievement and pastoral requirements. As far as possible, children are placed with their chronological peers, unless there is a compelling reason to do otherwise. Final placement decisions are made by the Head of School.
As English is the language of instruction, all students will receive appropriate support to develop and strengthen their English proficiency throughout their time at the school.
International School Ikast-Brande is an international day school in Ikast, Denmark, delivering the Cambridge Pathway for Primary and Secondary education and Cambridge IGCSE for Years 10–11. The Cambridge Primary programme provides English, Mathematics and Science with a perspective. The Cambridge Secondary curriculum in Years 7–11 is taught in English and prepares students for IGCSE. The school serves early years to age 16 and sits on the Bøgildvej campus, beside Ikast-Brande Gymnasium, which offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. ISIB moved in 2013 to CF Møller-designed building, and in 2018 joined the Hjertet complex, a multi-purpose facility offering indoor and outdoor spaces, including a sports hall, street sports area and a stage. The campus is surrounded by green spaces and woodland. ISIB emphasizes wellbeing through a Whole-School PSHE program and mindfulness; Danish and German are taught within the Cambridge framework. The school collaborates with IBG toward education up to university entry.