Ever wondered what it was like to attend school during the German occupation? Let’s step back in time and explore the history of u00c5lholm Skole.
u00c5lholm Skole stands here in Valby. It has been an important part of the community since its establishment. Originally named Skolen ved Skellet, it opened in 1934. Four years later, in 1938, it changed its name to u00c5lholm Skole.
Imagine the bustling hallways filled with students. Suddenly, everything changed on March 27, 1945. The German occupation forces seized u00c5lholm Skole. It was used to house German refugees. School was disrupted and students were displaced. From December 7, 1945, u00c5lholm Skole’s students were taught at Lykkebo Skole. This arrangement lasted until u00c5lholm Skole reopened on January 23, 1946.
Today, u00c5lholm Skole is a thriving educational institution. It serves many students across different grade levels. The school has three tracks in 0th grade and 1st grade. There are three tracks in 2nd grade. Two tracks are in 3rd and 4th grades. Three tracks are in 5th and 6th grades. There are four tracks in 7th grade. Finally, there are three tracks each in 8th and 9th grades.
Getting here is quite easy. Bus line 26 stops on Valby Langgade near Vibeholmen. Bus line 7A stops at the corner of Roskildevej and Skellet. The closest S-train stations are u00c5lholm Station and Langgade Station.
u00c5lholm Skole is more than just a school. It is a place of learning and community. It overcame challenges and continues to educate future generations. The school’s website offers more information about its programs. You can find it at aalholmskole.aula.dk. The school’s address is Vibeholmen 1, 2500 Valby. The phone number is 33 17 26 36.