Imagine nearly 1300 pupils bustling through two campuses. This is Måløvhøj Skole. It is not just a school but a community hub in Måløv near Copenhagen.
Måløvhøj Skole is divided into two departments. These are Afdeling Måløv and Afdeling Østerhøj. Both departments cater to students from 0th to 9th grade.
The school operates with a clear vision. It is called “Skole med Vilje” or “School with Will”. This vision is shared across the Ballerup Kommune school district.
Values drive the daily life at Måløvhøj Skole. These values shape their approach to learning and personal development. They promote “Virkelyst og selvstændighed” meaning initiative and independence. The school fosters “Fællesskab og respekt” or community and respect. “Faglighed & læring” or professionalism and learning are also central.
Måløvhøj Skole prioritizes well-being. Their “Trivselsstrategi” promotes a positive environment. It emphasizes community. It ensures shared responsibility in preventing bullying. The strategy aligns with Ballerup Kommune’s focus on inclusivity.
The school aims to ensure students attend every day. They work to minimize absence. They adhere to Ballerup Kommune’s rules regarding holidays and absence.
Måløvhøj Skole offers the Ballerup Fritids Ordning or BFO. It is a recreational program. The BFO has three departments across the school’s two campuses. It provides care before and after school.
The purpose of the BFO is clearly defined. It aligns with national goals for after-school programs. It prioritizes the municipality’s service level.
Måløvhøj Skole has a global outlook. They actively seek international collaborations. They participate in Erasmus+ projects. These projects include teacher and pupil exchanges. They also do job swaps and e-Twinning. They have partnerships with schools in Germany, Iceland, and Spain.
The school’s location is ideal. It is situated in a middle-class neighborhood. It has beautiful surroundings. Many students walk to school in under 10 minutes. The school is close to a large forest and lake. This allows for easy excursions into nature.
Classes at Måløvhøj Skole are diverse. Each consists of about 25 pupils. Each class has its own classroom. Students learn Danish, Maths, Science, and Physical Education. English begins as a second language. German starts in 5th grade.
The school day at Måløvhøj Skole begins at 8 am. Lessons are 45 minutes long. Double lessons are common. A lunch break is provided.
Homework increases as students progress. By 7th grade, students have about one to one and a half hours of homework each day. Teachers prepare at home.
After-school activities are available. These activities are for pupils aged 6-12. The school employs qualified staff. Each campus has a library.
Måløvhøj Skole cultivates maturity in its students. The school system focuses on individuality. It encourages students to take responsibility.
Måløvhøj Skole stands as a testament to community. It is a commitment to education. It prepares students for a bright future.