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Rygaards International School

Denmark, Copenhagen

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Annual Fees
Name Age Fee Track Conditions
Reception class 4 95,700 DKK Rygaards International School - Reception Main tuition for Reception class
Year 1 5 42,350 DKK Primary First child, standard tuition
Year 2 6 42,350 DKK Primary First child, standard tuition
Year 3 7 42,350 DKK Primary First child, standard tuition
Year 4 8 42,350 DKK Primary First child, standard tuition
Year 5 9 42,350 DKK Primary First child, standard tuition
Year 6 10 42,350 DKK Primary First child, standard tuition
Year 7 11 53,075 DKK Secondary First child, standard tuition + Y7–Y11 supplement + Y7–Y9 travel supplement
Year 8 12 53,075 DKK Secondary First child, standard tuition + Y7–Y11 supplement + Y7–Y9 travel supplement
Year 9 13 53,075 DKK Secondary First child, standard tuition + Y7–Y11 supplement + Y7–Y9 travel supplement
Year 10 14 47,025 DKK Secondary First child, standard tuition + Y7–Y11 supplement
Year 11 15 47,025 DKK Secondary First child, standard tuition + Y7–Y11 supplement

Application Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Application Fee 2,000 DKK one-time, non-refundable

Enrollment Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Enrollment Fee 2,000 DKK one-time, non-refundable

Additional Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Deposit 15,000 DKK refundable subject to conditions; see terms
Application fee 2,000 DKK one-time, non-refundable
Enrollment fee 2,000 DKK one-time, non-refundable

Fee Breakdown

Fees
Overview and scope
This summary lists published Rygaards International School fees and related payment terms for the published schedule (figures shown in Danish kroner, DKK). Figures include the main tuition, sibling rates, reception-class and SFO (after-school care) charges, supplements for secondary years, one-off fees, and standard ancillary charges.

Application, enrolment and deposit
- Application fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): DKK 2,000.
- Enrollment fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): DKK 2,000.
- Deposit (refundable subject to conditions): DKK 15,000. The deposit is refunded only when all school books are returned in good condition and all outstanding payments have been settled; deposit paid for a place not taken at the agreed time is not refundable. Deposits for Year 11 students are returned after September 1 to allow for exam remark administration; any remark costs may be deducted from the deposit.

Tuition — main charges (per annum and published monthly instalment option)
All amounts below are quoted in Danish kroner (DKK).
- Reception class (Privat pasningsordning, Reception class): Annual DKK 95,700; per 11 monthly instalments DKK 8,700. (No sibling reduction for reception class.)
- Reception class after‑care (14:45–17:00): Annual DKK 23,100; per 11 monthly instalments DKK 2,100.
- 1st child (standard international tuition): Annual DKK 42,350; per 11 monthly instalments DKK 3,850.
- 2nd child at Rygaards (sibling rate): Annual DKK 40,150; per 11 monthly instalments DKK 3,650.
- 3rd child at Rygaards (sibling rate): Annual DKK 30,250; per 11 monthly instalments DKK 2,750.
- 4th child at Rygaards (sibling rate): Annual DKK 25,850; per 11 monthly instalments DKK 2,350.

Tuition for students without a Danish CPR number (no state subsidy)
- Students without a CPR number or without diplomatic status are charged a higher instalment reflecting the lost state subsidy; published per‑11‑month instalment figures for CPR‑less students appear in the fee schedule. Examples from the published table (per‑11‑month instalments): Reception‑class special column and higher instalments are shown for non‑CPR cases; for standard pupils the CPR‑less monthly columns are higher (e.g., 1st child CPR‑less instalment DKK 8,125 as published). Annual totals for CPR‑less are calculated from the published per‑11‑month instalments.

Secondary‑year supplements and travel
- Y7–Y11 supplement (to cover additional costs in these grades): Annual DKK 4,675; per 11 monthly instalments DKK 425.
- Y7–Y9 travel supplement (to cover one international overnight trip for these classes): Annual DKK 6,050; per 11 monthly instalments DKK 550. Travel‑supplement payments that fund obligatory Y7–Y9 curriculum trips are non‑refundable if the student does not participate.

SFO (After‑School Care) and morning care
- SFO standard after‑school care (open 14:45–17:30; Friday until 17:00): Annual DKK 23,100; per 11 monthly instalments DKK 2,100. Extra holiday weeks (winter, autumn, first week of summer) are charged with the school fee after each holiday (a published extra weekly SFO charge applies where used). Late collection fee: DKK 300 per 15 minutes. Morning SFO (Year 1–4, open 6:30–8:55): Annual DKK 4,400; per 11 monthly instalments DKK 400. Registration for SFO and reception after‑care is binding.

Other regular and one‑off charges
- International Parents' Committee fee: DKK 400 per family per year (charged once a year, normally in September).
- Class money: DKK 400 per student per year (charged once a year; non‑refundable). Class money covers consumables, minor excursions, social activities and similar items.
- Examination fees and related charges:
- Examination remark / clerical checks: DKK 700.
- Examination fee for additional subjects (internal): DKK 1,000 per subject.
- Examination fee for additional subjects (external candidates): DKK 2,500 per subject.
- Overdue payment notice fee: DKK 100 per reminder (maximum three reminders).
- Fee for change of payment frequency: DKK 100. Monthly payment plan change carries this fee.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Currency: All published fees must be paid in Danish kroner (DKK). Any costs related to bank transfer fees, currency exchange or similar are the responsibility of the payer.
- Payment frequency and timing: School fees may be set and invoiced monthly, half‑yearly or yearly (the school year is treated as August–June, both inclusive). Monthly instalments are commonly arranged as 11 payments (no payment due in July). Monthly payments are due on the 5th of each month (except July). Published instalment columns show the per‑11‑month amounts. There is a specific published option for CPR‑less students that results in a higher instalment reflecting the lost state subsidy.
- Registration date rules: A child registered from day 1–20 of a calendar month is charged for the whole month; registration after the 20th is charged from the 1st of the following month. Companies may be registered as payers and are liable for all fees charged. In households where two adults are jointly responsible, both parties are jointly and severally liable to the school for payment.

Refunds, withdrawals and non‑payment
- Deposit refund conditions: Deposit is refunded only once books are returned in good condition and all outstanding payments are cleared; unclaimed deposits accrue to the school after six months if bank account information for refund is not provided. Deposit for a place not taken at the agreed time is not refunded. Year 11 deposits may be held until after September 1 to allow for exam administration, and any remark costs may be deducted.
- Withdrawal notice and charges: Withdrawal from the school (and from the reception class) requires a completed Notice of Withdrawal and three full calendar months' notice in advance (July is not included in the notice calculation). All fees remain chargeable through the end of the three‑month notice period regardless of actual attendance. Withdrawal from SFO or reception after‑care requires one month's notice to the end of a month; fees are chargeable to the end of that notice period regardless of attendance.
- Non‑payment consequences: If unpaid fees equal three months' school fees or more, the school may terminate the school attendance agreement and exclude the student; fees remain payable through any termination period as specified in the published terms.

Boarding
- Boarding is not applicable. Rygaards is a day school; no boarding fees are published.

Practical notes on payment methods
- The published terms specify that all payments must be made in DKK and that any transfer or exchange fees are the payer's responsibility. The published terms do not list explicit merchant payment methods (credit‑card providers or specific bank account details) in the fee schedule or the terms document; parents should follow the school's invoicing for the available payment method on each invoice.

Summary of the most commonly asked fee figures (quick reference)
- Reception class: DKK 95,700 per year (DKK 8,700 per 11 instalments).
- 1st child standard tuition: DKK 42,350 per year (DKK 3,850 per 11 instalments).
- Y7–Y11 supplement: DKK 4,675 per year; Y7–Y9 travel supplement: DKK 6,050 per year.
- Application fee: DKK 2,000; Enrollment fee: DKK 2,000; Deposit: DKK 15,000.

If any amount needs to be presented in a different currency or in a different invoicing frequency (half‑year or single annual payment), the published invoicing options allow monthly (11 instalments), half‑yearly or annual billing and annual amounts can be divided accordingly; the published instalment columns and terms specify the standard monthly instalment amounts and payment timing.
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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees DKK 42,350 - 53,075
Ages 4 - 16 years
Pupil numbers 1000
Type Co-educational
Opened 1909
Bus Service No

Rygaards International School is a co-educational school in Denmark offering an English-language curriculum for students aged 4 to 16. In the Primary School, pupils follow the English National Curriculum with a Cambridge framework for English, Maths and Science, alongside Danish language outcomes and Danish as a Second Language. In the Secondary School, students study a broad subject-by-subject programme, moving to IGCSE/GCSE courses such as English Language and Literature, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History, German and Spanish, with additional options including Global Perspective and GCSE Astronomy. Danish language strands run throughout the curriculum. The school traces its roots to 1909 and now welcomes over 1,000 students from around 80 nationalities, offering a Learning Resource Center, two science laboratories, two art rooms, two music rooms, and dual gymnasiums on a campus. Extracurriculars include Scenekunst, Robotics and Debate clubs, Duke of Edinburgh programme, and well-being framework recognized with the WAS award in 2024.

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