It is expected that all students spend time each day in prayer and reading the word of God.
Arise is a time of praise and worship and a morning devotion held either by an employee or one of the students. There is Arise at 8:15 four days a week (Monday-Thursday) in the school hall. All students are expected to attend and meet accurately.
On Tuesday, Euroclass, Kirkeibyen, AKBU and Nærværket will also participate.
All students are expected to attend Sunday worship at the church where they have their service internship.
All students are offered regular mentoring interviews with one of the school staff. The mentor's task is, among other things, to help achieve your goals and develop your potential and to give you the tools to become the best version of what God made you to be.
Students are expected to treat teachers and other students with respect.
It is expected that students meet exactly for all class hours and events. Attendance is recorded at all events (Arise, class, conferences, etc.).
Legal absence from class is in the case of:
If the absence lasts for 1-2 hours, you must notify that teacher. If the absence lasts a full day, you must notify your mentor and the on-duty employee. If the absence lasts for several days, talk to the director.
In the case of non-legal absence, the school may charge DKK 1000 per week in addition to the normal payment.
Students are expected to show integrity in their schoolwork as well as in other matters. No form of cheating or plagiarism will be accepted. .
The most common forms of plagiarism are the following:
Each year, the school organises different kinds of trips. For some of these trips there is a need for additional finances which are not included in the school fees. The exact cost of the tours and relevant details will be disclosed later in the school year.
During the year, the school organises a series of conferences and events, which are held at the school premises. On these occasions, students will have a unique opportunity to serve and participate. Students are expected to participate in most of the events.
All students are assigned an official email account belonging to the school, which is an important communication tool for the school. Students are required to check their email regularly so that they receive all important messages. Students are not allowed to send "mass emails" to everyone at the school without prior permission.
In addition, a Facebook group is created each year for internal messages between students and staff.
Weekly timetables including information on changes and special events are posted on the intranet (you will have access to it at the beginning of the semester) as well as on a bulletin board outside the offices, on the first floor.
The school facilities are also used by Euroclass (an annual programme for teenagers), the offices of the AKBU and the Apostolic Church, the social café Nærværket and Kirkeibyen. We urge all students to respect the other organisations in the building and cooperate when their activities take up the use of the common areas. It is carefully assessed how the premises can best be used both in relation to the students and in relation to the other services in the house. In addition to the mentioned ones, there are others who have rented themselves into the building.
Facilities and services are available to everyone in our extended community.
We reserve the right to ask anyone to leave the school grounds for any reason and at any time. If any of the students suspect that something illegal or unpleasant is taking place in the form of suspicious guests on the school grounds, it is their duty to immediately inform the on-call officer.
All drinks (coffee, tea, etc.) must be covered if they are enjoyed in the building, except in the dining room. A to-go cup with a lid is good to have. All facilities are non-smoking areas.
In the library, students must be able to read and work in quiet surroundings. Please respect your fellow students.
The lounge is a place where students can enjoy themselves together. There is a projector and many board games etc. The lounge is on the 2nd floor.
Although the school serves many meals, there is also the possibility for students to cook for themselves. The student kitchen is located on the ground floor, next to the rear entrance, and there is a fridge and shelves for the food.
The gym can be used by students, teachers and staff. Close family members of teachers and staff can also use the room. Children under 16 years of age must be supervised. Users are themselves responsible for the use of the equipment. It is expected that everyone treats the equipment with care, returns borrowed items back in the right place and follows all guidelines regarding proper use of equipment.
Every day, three main meals are served in the dining room. It is expected that all students will meet exactly for the service. Personal items must not be left in the dining room (books, clothes, etc.). I want everyone to wear shoes in the dining room. You can only stay in the kitchen if you have any work to do there. All plates, cups and cutlery must be returned immediately after use for washing up.
OPENING HOURS (Subject to change)
Monday-Friday
Breakfast: 7:30
Lunch: 12:00
Dinner: 18:00
Weekends
Breakfast: 9:00
Lunch: Saturday 12:00, Sunday 13:00
Dinner: Saturday 6 p.m., Sunday 5:30 p.m.
The cafeteria is closed during the Christmas holidays, Easter holidays and Summer holidays.
Practical work is part of everyday life. Time is therefore set aside every day for practical work, such as washing up, cleaning etc. In addition, the students have various tasks during events held at the school. Together we keep the best possible standard on the ground.
Most tasks are done in a matter of hours a week. The house coordinator is responsible for the delegation of the tasks and for their proper execution.
The school is closed during the Christmas and Easter holidays. But it is possible to stay at the school in return for payment and by agreement with the house coordinator, Stefanie.
Local fire measures require that the hallways be kept free of blocking objects (e.g. waste containers and furniture).
Tampering with firefighting equipment and/or fire extinguishers is a major violation. Everyone has to take part in the fire drills.
In case of fire, or a fire drill, everyone should immediately leave the building and wait at the flagpole outside as well as await instructions.
The hours from 22:30 to 7:00 are called "Quiet Hours". During this time, students must not use the elevator or cause noise and other sounds that might prevent others from reading or sleeping. During these hours, you need headphones if you want to listen to music. If music can be heard from the aisles or from other rooms, it is too loud. If you talk, it has to be done quietly. Please respect the desire for calm.
It costs DKK 1,445 a week to go to school. If you want a single room, there is a surcharge in the price. School fees are paid in monthly instalments, the first of which is due in September. Payment can be made to the office. We have mobilepay and take most debit cards. Alternatively, it can be transferred to the school's bank account 1569-0003057852 (IBAN:DK9530000003057852. SWIFT-Bic: DABADKKK).
If you have not already prepaid the total amount, the remaining amount must be paid monthy no later than 10th. A reminder fee of DKK 100 will be charged for late amounts paid and an interest rate of 0.5% will be added each month on amounts not paid on time.
Students from EU countries must apply for an EU residence document. The school will help you in this process when you arrive.
Once you have received your residence permit or EU residence document, you must register with the local authorities to be covered by the Danish health system. The school will help you in the process when you arrive. Please note that you must have a bank account with a minimum deposit of 100€ per month during your stay in order for you to be eligible for the Danish health insurance.
If you wish to break your school stay, you must report this to the school 4 weeks in advance and you must pay school fees for this time. The same applies in the event of expulsion.
All students will be accommodated in a double room, unless someone wants a single room. For single room there is a surcharge in the price.
All rooms are provided with beds, tables and closets.
Students are expected to keep their room or apartment clean and neat. Students must regularly carry their own waste to the waste container. Personal waste must not be placed in the hallways or placed in the school's waste bins (such as those in the shared toilets).
Pets must not be kept in the school for health and cleanliness reasons.
Since the students are not covered by the school's home insurance, it is the responsibility of each student to take out insurance themselves. Everyone needs to lock the door to their room and take the key with them. When we are on trips abroad, a valid travel insurance policy must be taken out. Please note that the first trip may take place during the second week of the course.
The school's laundry room is open to all. The cost of washing is not included in the school fees. Reservations of the washing machine and payment can be made via https://www.payperwash.com
Duvet, pillow, mattress protector and hangers can be purchased at the school. There are second-hand shops with reasonable selection within walking distance of the school.
Disclaimer: Please note that all of the above information may be subject to change.