Did you know that former Danish Minister Jytte Hilden attended Engelsborgskolen? Engelsborgskolen stands proudly in Kongens Lyngby a charming area west of Copenhagen. This isn’t just any school. Engelsborgskolen boasts a long and fascinating history. It’s the oldest active school in Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality. Founded in 1909 Engelsborgskolen has seen generations of students walk its halls. Its impressive academic record is well-known. The school consistently achieves above-average grades.
Engelsborgskolen isn’t just an academic powerhouse. It also has a star role in Danish cinema. Its grounds served as the backdrop for the beloved “Far til fire” films. These classic family films showcased the school as the setting for Little Per’s school adventures. Many other movies and television series have filmed at Engelsborgskolen. This makes it a location recognizable to many Danes. Even today many people remember Engelsborgskolen from these productions.
The school itself has evolved over the years. It has had several expansions. The original building is still present. It now houses the school’s science rooms and the school dentist. A major renovation in 2008 included a striking glass addition. This modern wing complements the older buildings beautifully. The school also has a new sports hall built in 2011. It’s a testament to the enduring legacy of Engelsborgskolen. Engelsborgskolen continues to thrive. It’s a vibrant hub for learning and a significant part of Danish history. Mette Thiesen a Member of Parliament even taught here from 2017 to 2019. Engelsborgskolen’s story is a compelling blend of academic excellence and cinematic history. It’s a testament to the enduring power of education and its impact on the community.