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Spain, Malaga
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The school provides a safe and inclusive daily learning environment. An inclusive learning environment is essential for students' academic and social development. The pedagogical profile centers on deep learning through interdisciplinary, theme-based teaching, and a learning environment that emphasizes dialogue, collaboration, and the development of communication and social skills. Dialogues and cooperative work are central to social learning, with teachers promoting respectful communication, empathy, and the ability to handle disagreements. Three golden rules guide student conduct: I am here to learn; I am here to help others learn; I am here to contribute so that everyone has a good experience. Rotary Marbella is a partner in this work and recognizes a student each year who excels in these efforts.
An inclusive learning environment is essential for students' academic and social development. The school works proactively to foster an inclusive community and a positive learning environment, with a focus on developing attitudes and values that support well-being. The motto We don't have rules, we have values guides the school's approach to character and wellbeing. Attitude-building work is carried out through activities, campaigns, and seminars in collaboration with the parents' association. Students report feeling seen and well cared for, and the school emphasizes a safe, supportive climate as a foundation for learning.
If a student is suspected to be unsafe or not well at school, the school should be contacted immediately by families or staff. The school emphasizes safeguarding as part of its culture, ensuring that students and families feel seen and cared for and that concerns are addressed promptly.
Den Norske Skolen Málaga (DNS Málaga) is a private Norwegian primary and lower secondary school located on Costa del Sol, in Benalmádena and Arroyo de la Miel. It serves pupils aged 6 to 16 in grades 1–10. The school follows a bespoke Norwegian curriculum with a strong emphasis on personal development, well‑being and inclusive learning. Highly qualified teachers use varied teaching methods and modern learning technology to create engaging instruction that prepares students for further education and lifelong learning. The campus includes bright, air‑conditioned classrooms, science, art and music rooms, a library and a culture hall for performances. Outdoor spaces feature a playground updated in 2022, a paddle court and a covered ball court, supporting active learning. DNS Málaga offers after‑school activities and elective subjects such as Media and Communications, plus a low‑threshold Spanish course to aid integration. Admission is limited to Norwegian citizens, reflecting the school's origins and governance.
