The humans that make up the school

In order to create a space for the international track to flourish in its own right while maintaining the connection to the rest of Lindegårdsskolen the responsibility of the new track has been placed with the existing vice principal at Lindegårdsskolen.

My name is Rasmus Langager Larsen, and I have been the vice principal here at Lindegårdsskolen since 2021. Through those years the school has seen a rapid development, but the school you see today is mostly a product of the incredible effort of the amazing staff.

I am a strong advocate for public schools having different profiles so that we can create more versatile and diverse schools for the municipality's students. Therefore, I am especially pleased that Lindegårdsskolen is the first to be a so-called Profile-school in Lyngby-Taarbæk Kommune.

The international track is indeed an excellent opportunity for Lindegårdsskolen to work with our global perspective, which we highly value. We are already a school with many ethnicities, and working to develop our communities with great diversity is a cornerstone for us. The more diversity, the more fun it is...

The international track will therefore not merely mean teaching in English, but it also poses an excellent opportunity for the school to embrace the global reality it is situated in.

We are committed to offering expatriate families a primary education that they can use to further their studies in either a Danish upper secondary education or back in their home country. Or the Danish family who knows that their opportunity for work abroad is imminent.

Additionally, there are also students who are just as comfortable with the English language as they are with Danish. We are seeing more and more of these students, and in our track, they will be able to develop their talent, and even be prepared to spend a year abroad or apply for an upper secondary education with an international track.