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Den Norske Skolen i Rojales

Spain, Alicante

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Admissions Process

1. Capacity and eligibility: The school is approved for 140 pupils in primary school and 75 pupils in upper secondary. The school is open to all who meet admission requirements for a Norwegian private school, provided the pupil holds a Norwegian passport. 2. How to apply and upfront costs: To be admitted, the pupil and guardians must pay an enrollment fee equal to two months' tuition. The enrollment fee is credited toward the last two months of the contract, and if the pupil leaves earlier the fee is not refunded. The application form and enrollment contract must be fully completed, and any outstanding tuition must be paid. 3. Primary intake process: Main intake for primary starts on February 1, and pupils are admitted on an ongoing basis as long as places are available. Admission is a single decision, and consideration includes the date the application was received and the distribution of pupils among classes. The right to appeal exists under the Administrative Law, with appeals going to the Statsforvalteren in Østfold, Buskerud, Oslo and Akershus. 4. Fortrinnsrett and oversubscription: Short-term pupils have equal priority with full-year pupils and pay 200 euros per started month; there are sibling discounts for short-term equivalent to those for full-year pupils. Provided tuition is paid, pupils who already attend the school have priority and there is a binding registration deadline in January. If oversubscription occurs at the first intake in March, places are allocated by the following criteria in order: children of staff; children who have siblings at the school; siblings of new pupils; children of staff at the Seaman's Church; children who can document health reasons; and then by a lottery among those who applied by the deadline. 5. Upper secondary intake: Admission to upper secondary (VG1) requires a Norwegian grunnskole diploma or documentation of equivalent training and grants rights to upper secondary education under the applicable laws. The school may admit applicants with such rights and may admit adults; the school can reserve places for continuing education for those who have not passed all required subjects. 6. Applications for school year 26/27: Applications for the school year 26/27 open on 01.08.2025; electronic applications are available via dnsr.iskole.net; there is an additional form for part-time upper secondary courses. 7. Withdrawal rights: There is a 14-day withdrawal period after a binding agreement is made; a withdrawal form is provided with the offer. 8. Regulation and notices: The local admission regulation takes effect on 28 November 2025; the school publishes its admission processes and contracts through its portals and contact channels. 9. Tuition and admissions context: The school applies standard tuition schedules and deposits described on the site; short-term student definitions and related considerations are included in the admission guidance.

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Oversubscription is handled through priority categories; if places remain after applying the priority criteria, a lottery is conducted among applicants who applied by the deadline. Primary intake begins on February 1 and continues until all places are filled; admission is a single decision and can be appealed under the Administrative Law; appeals go to the Statsforvalteren in Østfold, Buskerud, Oslo and Akershus.

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Norwegian
Fees €1,800 - 2,000
Ages 6 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 120
Type Co-educational
Opened 1992
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DNSR is a publicly approved Norwegian school in Spain for grades 1–13 in Ciudad Quesada. It serves students aged 6–16 from first grade to VG3. The upper secondary program Studiespesialisering focuses on languages, social sciences and economics; VG2 and VG3 students select two program subjects and a third study-preparatory subject. VG2 options include Reiseliv og språk 1, Media og informasjonskunnskap 1 and Entrepenørskap og bedriftsutvikling 1; VG3 options include Medie- og informasjonskunnskap 2, Reiseliv og språk 2 and Entrepenørskap og bedriftsutvikling 2. Core subjects include Norwegian, Natural Science, Mathematics, English, Spanish, Social Studies, Geography, History, Religion and Physical Education; program subjects include Tourism and Language, Media and Information Literacy, and Entrepreneurship and Business Development. DNSR operates with base groups and a learning portal; younger students use iPads, VG3 uses Macs. Activities include Beach Day, Kreativ samarbeidsuke, Idrettsdag and Realfagsdag, while MOT initiatives foster leadership and community engagement for all students.

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