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Viborg International School is an international department of Viborg private Realskole in Viborg, Denmark, offering Cambridge IGCSE education for students aged 5 to 16. English is the language of instruction, with Danish taught at each student's level and the FP9 Danish First Language exam available where relevant. The school operates as a Cambridge Assessment International Education centre, delivering the Cambridge Pathway: Cambridge Primary (5–11), Cambridge Lower Secondary (11–14) and Cambridge Upper Secondary (14–16). IGCSE examinations take place in June, with results issued in August, and the qualification provides a pathway to Cambridge A-Levels, the International Baccalaureate, Danish Gymnasium and international exchanges. The school emphasises enquiry‑based learning and aims to connect global perspectives with the Danish context. Facilities mix a Danish school environment with an international community; daily life includes field trips, study skills work, and residential trips, plus SFO care. Leadership includes Head Louise Lyngsø and Deputy Head Callie Tromborg.
Viborg International School has instruction in English.
Location
Located in the heart of Jutland, Viborg International School operates as a department within a Danish private school and is a Cambridge International Examinations Centre. The school offers transport options including a Kiss & Ride area on Trekronervej (enter via Sparregade) for drop-off, with additional drop-off points in Sparregade behind the school. Parking is available behind the Kreditforening on Fynsgade.
Stages
Ages 5–16 (from 5 years old to IGCSE).
Type
International school; department of a Danish private school; Cambridge IGCSE Centre.
Additional learning support
Dyslexia support is provided.
Country affiliation
Denmark
School day structure
Morning care: 06:45–08:00; Afternoon care (SFO): 12:45–17:00 (Friday 16:30); Full-day care: 06:45–08:00 and 12:45–17:00 (Friday 16:30).
Fees
Annual tuition at Viborg International School ranges from DKK 22,075 to DKK 39,050 for 2026/27.
Application fees - There is no admission/registration fee (no indmeldelsesgebyr).
Tuition fees by year group (per month, billed over 11 months; July is payment-free) - C1 and C2: DKK 1,925 per month. Annual total (11 months): DKK 21,175. - C3 – C7: DKK 3,250 per month. Annual total (11 months): DKK 35,750. IGCSE and Checkpoint exam fees for Year 9 / IGCSE years are included for these year groups.
Per-term presentation (derived calculation) - Per-term figures below are calculated by dividing the annual total into three equal terms (simple division of the annual amount). These per-term figures are provided as a practical breakdown and are derived from the monthly/annual fees above: - C1–C2: approximately DKK 7,058 per term (DKK 21,175 ÷ 3). - C3–C7: approximately DKK 11,917 per term (DKK 35,750 ÷ 3).
Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are billed monthly across 11 months; July is not charged. - At final admission the first month's school fee is charged and is non-refundable. For admission to 10th grade, both the first month's fee and payment for the autumn school trip are charged in advance and are non-refundable. - A class fund charge of DKK 100 per child is collected automatically after each summer holiday (charged with the September fee).
After-school care (SFO) fees (per month, billed over 11 months) - Morning care only (06:45–08:00): DKK 675 per month (annual: DKK 7,425). - Afternoon care only (12:45–17:00; Friday to 16:30): DKK 1,550 per month (annual: DKK 17,050). - Full day care (morning + afternoon): DKK 2,050 per month (annual: DKK 22,550). - SFO sibling rebates: 2nd child = 1/3 deduction of the SFO price; 3rd child = 2/3 deduction of the SFO price.
School trips and related parent payments (per applicable year group) - 0.–1. year group: DKK 600. - 2.–5. year group and C1–C2: DKK 800. - 6. year group and C3–C4: DKK 1,000. - 7.–8. year group and C5–C6: DKK 2,200 (plus personal food/pocket money). - 9.–10. year group and C7: DKK 3,200 (plus personal food/pocket money).
Other costs and typical additional charges - Own laptop for pupils from 4th grade onward (requirement/cost to be covered by family). - Class teacher day contributions, special events, excursions, subject days, theatre trips, school parties, and pocket money on school trips. - These additional items are charged as they arise and are separate from the monthly school fee.
Boarding - There is no boarding provision listed for the school; the school operates as a day school with SFO for younger children.
Uniforms and clothing costs - No compulsory uniform or uniform fees are listed as a required school charge; any specific clothing requirements are not presented as a school fee.
Refund information - The first month's school fee charged at final admission is non-refundable. - For 10th grade admissions, the first month's fee and payment for the autumn school trip charged before start are non-refundable.
Fee payment options - Fees are billed monthly and some charges are collected automatically (for example the DKK 100 class fund in September). Specific listed payment methods (credit card, direct debit, bank transfer details, etc.) are not shown on the public fee page. For billing and invoicing the school uses its regular administrative billing system.
Notes on effective academic year - The fee figures above are taken from the school's published fee schedule for the 2025/26 school year and the school's international-department fee page; they are presented here as the actionable fee levels per month, with annual and per-term breakdowns as shown and calculated above.
Academics
Viborg International School teaches Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 5 to 16.
Curriculum
Viborg International School is a department within Viborg private Realskole in Viborg, Denmark. It is a Cambridge International Examinations Centre. It offers education from age 5 to 16, culminating in Cambridge IGCSE qualifications. Cambridge IGCSE is recognised by leading universities and employers worldwide, with progression to IB and other educational offers. The IGCSE curriculum is grouped into five areas: Group I Languages (English 1st language, English 2nd language, German); Group II Humanities and Social Sciences (Geography, Global Perspectives, History, English Literature); Group III Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, etc.); Group IV Mathematics (Cambridge International Mathematics, extended or core); Group V ICT (self-study) and Computer Science; Cambridge ICE may be earned for achievement in at least seven subjects from five groups, including two languages. Examinations take place in June with results issued in August.
Higher Education Progression
IGCSE is recognised by universities and employers worldwide. It provides a pathway to study at the IB and other educational offers.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The foundation for good schooling is learning and wellbeing in equal measures. Wellbeing is paramount and relies on good communication, respect, and decent manners within the school community. Students are encouraged to be active learners and to develop as global citizens while staying connected to local and national contexts. The school fosters an enquiry-based learning approach and a welcoming, small-community environment that supports personal and academic development. The aim is for students to enjoy learning in a supportive atmosphere.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Dyslexia support is provided.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The language of communication and instruction is English.
Mental Wellbeing
Learning and wellbeing are the foundation of good schooling. Wellbeing relies on good communication, respect, and decent manners within the school community. There is a duty of care to ensure everyone is ok. All schoolchildren are offered surveys and conversations with the school's health nurse several times during the school day, and the health care nurse can be contacted with questions or concerns.
Safeguarding
The school has a zero-tolerance policy for unauthorized absence. There is a duty of care to safeguard students and ensure their wellbeing. A health care nurse is available to support student health and safety.
Admissions
Admissions
Viborg International School uses rolling admissions with no application deadline, though places fill up during the year. Applications may be submitted at any time during the year and new students may join the school year if a place is available in the appropriate grade level. Grade placement is made by the school management based on the child's previous academic placement and reports, and if appropriate any admissions assessments. International families have priority ahead of other families, as will siblings to current students. Language of communication and instruction is English; if you are an international family with children who do not speak any English, contact us to discuss further. Application process: If you have Danish CPR No. and MitID please apply HERE. Otherwise these are the steps ahead: 1. Your child is only formally on our waiting list when you have received an email to this effect and only following the steps above.
Waitlist
To be placed on the waiting list, you must first fill out in full and return an application form for each child that you wish to enroll at the school. Each family will be listed according to the date on which we receive the application form. International families take many forms, so in the spirit of fairness we always make any decision on admissions based on whether the child has other alternatives to schooling available locally. To be placed on the waiting list, you must first fill out in full and return an application form for each child that you wish to enroll at the school. Each family will be listed according to the date on which we receive the application form. International families take many forms, so in the spirit of fairness we always make any decision on admissions based on whether the child has other alternatives to schooling available locally.
FAQs
What curriculum does Viborg International School follow?
Viborg International School is a department within Viborg private Realskole in Viborg, Denmark. It is a Cambridge International Examinations Centre. It offers education from age 5 to 16, culminating in Cambridge IGCSE qualifications.
What age range does Viborg International School serve?
The school serves students from age 5 to 16.
What are the tuition fees?
Annual fees range from RMB 22,075 to RMB 39,050. Contact the school for the full fee schedule and any additional charges.
Is the school co-educational?
The school is described as co-educational.
How many students attend Viborg International School?
The school has approximately 70 students.
Where is Viborg International School located?
Located in the heart of Jutland, Viborg International School operates as a department within a Danish private school and is a Cambridge International Examinations Centre.
When was Viborg International School established?
The school was established in 1890.
Who leads Viborg International School?
The school is led by Louise Lyngsø.
Does the school provide SEN support?
No SEN provision information is publicly available. Parents with children who need additional learning support should enquire directly with the school.
What languages are used for instruction?
The language of communication and instruction is English. The school runs Cambridge IGCSE as part of Cambridge International Examinations. The Cambridge ICE curriculum includes languages: English 1st language, English 2nd language, and German.
How do I apply to Viborg International School?
Viborg International School uses rolling admissions with no application deadline, though places fill up during the year.
What accreditations does Viborg International School hold?
Cambridge International Examinations Centre; Cambridge IGCSE curriculum
