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Denmark, Billund
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The school does not have a uniform or a strict dress code. Clothing should cover the body and be appropriate for a multicultural academic setting; tops and bottoms should provide adequate coverage, and weather-appropriate clothing is advised. Clothing or accessories promoting violence or discrimination are prohibited, and clothing should be labeled with the student's name; indoor shoes are required for kindergarten and primary.
Lunch and two healthy snacks per day are included in ISB's school fee; lunch is prepared and managed by Compass Group, and snacks are prepared in-house with a weekly lunch menu available on ManageBac; for some events such as Holiday Care, students bring packed lunches.
ISB is governed by an independent School Board. Two members are appointed by the LEGO Foundation, one by Danish Industry, and two parent representatives are elected by the parents.
International School of Billund (ISB) is a private international school in Billund, Denmark, delivering International Baccalaureate programmes for ages 3 to 16. ISB offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP), with Kindergarten through Middle School following the IB framework. Since opening in 2013 with about 60 students, ISB now serves more than 550 pupils from over 65 nationalities, creating a vibrant, diverse community. The campus includes a dedicated sports hall for PE and after-school activities, a Kindergarten area, outdoor spaces with a basketball court and a parkour playground, and a Creator Space for hands-on activity (visual art, sewing, robotics, woodwork, 3-D printing). The library will expand to books in multiple languages. Danish is taught in M1–M5, while staff communicate in English to support families. An obligatory After School Club runs 14:00–17:00, and ISB connects families to local clubs for sport, culture, and arts.
