Director

Copenhagen International School (CIS) is an independent mainstream all-through school for mixed gender students between the age of 3 and 19 years old. Lessons are taught primarily in English and as an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School it offers the IB Primary Years, IB Middle Years, and IB Diploma curriculum Programmes, with students working towards achieving International Baccalaureate Diploma qualifications.

Founded in 1963 and becoming one of the twelve original IB Schools on 1968, the school has expanded over the years from its initial twelve pupils to around 930 pupils today. It is located in Metropolitan Copenhagen, Denmark.

Director

Jennifer Weyburn

Values and vision

Copenhagen International School has a vision of “educating champions of a just and sustainable world.” Its aims are focused on community building so that students learn the importance of diversity in all cultures and mutual respect for each other whilst being offered academic excellence in a stimulating learning environment.

In a worldwide market that is becoming increasingly competitive, CIS says it aims to recruit the very best staff and provide facilities of the highest calibre to offer a varied and diverse high quality educational programme. Community is one of the main values the school relies on and is committed to building effective networks to support pupils, teachers and parents, and building connections with local and international communities, promoting collaborative learning and mutual support.

Copenhagen International School prides itself on it's efficient leadership and management skills to ensure effective running of the school in accordance with it's mission and vision.