What are the schools in Denmark like?
When we asked about the schools in Denmark, they said...
"Beware of smiling head mistresses, they deceive. None of the international schools are good, but this one pretends to be something it is not. There is no equity for your children and I would advice any parent thinking of putting there child into education in Denmark, to think again. This is not a good school," said one expat in Hellerup with children at Bjorn .
"When you take a first lokk at the school, you would the facilities are not good enough. But everyone, who gives it a chance changes their minds very fast. The way the school integrates learning, good behavior, and caring both between the students but also among the teachers, parents and students makes this a wonderful school," remarked one parent with kids at HIS, Hoersholm International School in Copenhagen.
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What are the schools in Denmark like?
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