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Denmark, Kalundborg
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Kalundborg Municipality established ISK to accommodate the influx of international residents. The municipality decided in October 2024 to establish an international public school. The school will be located in Kalundborg, closely connected to Herredsåsen School to utilize existing facilities and will operate under the law governing municipal international schools (KIG Law). The school will offer a bilingual program certified by Cambridge, requiring staff to be proficient in English. The initial intake will begin in August 2025 with grades 0–7, expanding to grade 8 in 2026 and grade 9 in 2027.
ISK will be housed in Herredsåsen with shared facilities including a library, cafeteria, science labs, art spaces, a makerspace, and sports facilities. Students will have access to Spiralen movement house and a nearby public swimming pool for Grade 4 swimming lessons, with recess between ISK spaces and outdoor areas. Kalundborg offers parks, beaches, and cultural activities that support family life and community engagement, including local clubs and institutions such as Kalundborg Music School and UngKalundborg. These connections help integrate international families into the local community.
International School Kalundborg (ISK Kalundborg) is a public municipal school offering a bilingual English–Danish program aligned with Cambridge. The primary curriculum is Cambridge for Grades 0–3, while a bespoke curriculum integrates the Danish national stream from Grade 0 to Grade 9, designed for internationally mobile families. The school welcomes students aged 6 to 14 and operates within Kalundborg Municipality, sharing a campus with Herredsåsen School in a dedicated ISK building. Facilities include a library, cafeteria, science labs, arts and crafts rooms, an art studio, and a makerspace. Recess occurs both inside and outside, with shared sports fields, playgrounds, and access to a Spiralen movement house and a nearby public swimming pool for swimming lessons. After-school care (SFO) is arranged with Herredsåsen. The Danish stream includes Danish, German, PE, Music, Art & Design, and Home Economics/Cooking, while Cambridge subjects cover English, Mathematics, Science, Digital Literacy, Global Perspectives, and History. Cambridge assessment.
