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Denmark, Copenhagen
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No. Students wear their own appropriate clothes.
There is a small canteen for Year 3 to Year 11 offering basic items such as sandwiches, pasta and salad. Most students bring a packed lunch. Year 9 to Year 11 may leave school during breaks to go into town for lunch with permission.
Independent educational institution with two departments (Danish and International) sharing a campus. It is funded by public subsidies and by own resources, including school fees, and operates as a not-for-profit organisation. The school board consists of seven members: three elected by parents and four appointed by the church (one from Skt. Laurentii Church Council and three appointed by the Catholic bishop of Copenhagen). The principal and the vice-principal are non-voting members, and staff representatives may attend without voting rights.
Skt. Josef's International School Roskilde is a Denmark-based international school delivering the Cambridge International Curriculum alongside the Dutch Curriculum for learners aged 5 to 16. The International Department, opened in 2012, teaches all classroom instruction in English and follows Cambridge Primary (Years 1–6), Lower Secondary (7–9) and Upper Secondary/IGCSE (Year 10–11). Students benefit from a range of subject choices, including English, Mathematics, Science, Spanish and Danish as a Second Language, with locally designed Art, Music and Religion subjects. Cambridge Upper Secondary offers English Literature and First Language, Mathematics, Science, plus Global Perspectives and Spanish, with options such as Critical Thinking and Life Skills. The school is housed at Frederiksborgvej 10, Roskilde, and features a brand-new playground and on-site SFO. Notable programs include the Science Talent initiative and a Year 10 language-immersion trip, with a Year 11 Rome trip and numerous field experiences. Strengths include STEM, Languages and Visual Arts, clearly.
