North Zealand International School opens hundreds of new spots

North Zealand International School in Hørsholm, 40 minutes from Copenhagen, is building a new headquarters that will double its capacity. “International and Danish students will spend a lot of time together,” says the Head of the School. The new building is set to open in 2025

A rendering of the new school. Photo: North Zealand International School

Bernardo Basilici Menini

Oct 28, 2024

It is one of the largest international schools in Denmark, and it is expanding to accommodate more than 700 international students, addressing the shortage of places that families are currently facing in Greater Copenhagen Area. North Zealand International School, located in Hørsholm, will move to its new facility in the autumn of 2025.Currently, the school hosts […]

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A rendering of the new school. Photo: North Zealand International School

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