International Department of Landakotsskóli

Iceland, Reykjavík

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees ISK 270,257 - 580,512

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 150

Type Co-educational

Opened 2015

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, French, Icelandic

Strengths Visual and Creative Arts, STEM, Languages

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional

Stages Kindergarten, Early Years, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School

Introduction

International Department of Landakotsskóli is part of Landakotsskóli in Reykjavík, located at Túngata 15. Established in 2015 to serve Reykjavík's international and diplomatic community, it accommodates up to 150 students from 1st to 10th grade. The Cambridge International School offers Cambridge Lower Primary, Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, and Cambridge Secondary II (iGCSE), and acts as a Cambridge Centre that runs a June exam session and welcomes external candidates. Entry deadlines for the June session are December to mid-February. English is the language of instruction, with French offered as a language subject. The Cambridge curriculum is complemented by English Language Support, Learning Support Services, and Individual Education Plans as needed. Assessments include MAP Tests, Cambridge Progression Exams, Cambridge Checkpoints, and iGCSEs in Year 10. The programme emphasizes arts, creativity, and global awareness. After-school care provides arts, computers, drama, languages, and music; clubs include Model UN, with support and anti-bullying measures.

landakotsskoli.is

Túngata 15, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland

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Location

The International Department is located at Túngata 15, 101 Reykjavík. It was added in 2015 to answer the needs of the growing international and diplomatic community of Reykjavík. The department can accommodate up to 150 students from 1st to 10th Grade.

Stages

1st to 10th Grade. Cambridge curriculum is used.

Type

Cambridge International School

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Fees

Registration / application fee

- ISK 26,500 per year (annual registration / re-registration fee).

Tuition fees (resident — monthly, after municipal subsidy)

- Kindergarten (5-year-olds): ISK 48,376 per month. Note: the kindergarten tuition for 5-year-olds includes school fees, school lunch and after‑school care until 16:00.
- Grades 1–4 (primary): ISK 31,510 per month.
- Grades 4–10 (upper primary / secondary range): ISK 33,465 per month.

Tuition fees (non‑residents — typically invoiced as an annual lump sum)

- Kindergarten – Grade 3 (non‑resident): ISK 270,257 (per year).
- Grades 4–10 (non‑resident): ISK 291,215 (per year).

Optional / additional recurring fees

- School lunch (optional): ISK 15,000 (period not specified in the schedule).
- Cambridge programme (department) fee: ISK 13,000 (billed regularly to cover Cambridge resourcing/licensing/staff training).
- English language support (where required): ISK 7,500 (per billing period listed as an additional fee).
- IGCSE exam entry (per subject): ISK 15,000 per subject (charged in addition to regular tuition).

After‑school programme and clubs (optional)

- Grades 1–4 (resident): ISK 23,291 per month (siblings receive a 70% discount on frístund fees as noted).
- Grades 1–4 (non‑resident): ISK 40,000 per month.
- Grades 5–7: fees vary by club (charged per club).
- Grades 8–10 (resident): no charge for after‑school provision listed for residents.
- Grades 8–10 (non‑resident): ISK 40,000 per club.

Sibling discounts

- First sibling: 20% discount.
- Second sibling: 50% discount.
- Third and subsequent siblings: 100% discount (full waiver).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Fees for resident students are charged monthly; an annual registration/re‑registration fee is also required.
- Non‑resident fees are calculated on a monthly basis but are usually billed as a lump‑sum at the start of the academic year (the lump‑sum typically incorporates registration, monthly tuition and the Cambridge fee).
- Families experiencing financial hardship may apply in writing to the Head of Department and Head of School for consideration.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not provided; there are no boarding fees. The school operates as a day school.

Other one‑off or possible charges

- Cambridge exam-related charges (IGCSE entries) are billed in addition to tuition (ISK 15,000 per subject).
- Additional support costs for non‑resident students who require extra in‑class support are charged case‑by‑case.
- Charges for specific extracurricular clubs, trips, materials or lost/damaged items may be applied where appropriate (items such as individual club fees are listed as “varies” or charged separately).

Refunds and cancellations

- No general school‑wide refund schedule is published in the department handbook; registration is charged annually and other charges (exam entries, club fees, lunch, after‑school) are billed as noted. Families should follow the department's admissions and payment procedures for any cancellation or hardship requests.

Fee payment setup / payment options

- Fees are set up and billed through the department's payment process; resident families may be supported by municipal arrangements where applicable (municipal subsidy / leisure grants can be applied when payment is set up). The handbook documents billing frequency and the annual registration charge but does not publish a standardized public list of accepted payment methods (for example, specific bank account, credit‑card or online payment gateway details are not listed in the handbook). Parents should use the department's published admissions/payment forms and the school office contact to complete payment arrangements.

Notes on included items

- For 5‑year‑old kindergarten entrants, the stated tuition amount covers school fees, lunch and after‑school care until 16:00 where indicated.

Academics

Curriculum

Cambridge Lower Primary, Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, and Cambridge Secondary II - iGCSE are offered. As a Cambridge Centre, the school runs a yearly June exam session (exams are scheduled between mid-April and mid-June) and welcomes external candidates; we are currently able to accommodate Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge AS/A-level exams. Entries for the June session should be made between December and mid-February. Cambridge IGCSE is the world's most popular international qualification for 14 to 16 year olds and is recognized by leading universities and employers worldwide. The International Department can accommodate up to 150 students from 1st to 10th Grade.

Higher Education Progression

Cambridge IGCSE is recognized by leading universities worldwide and by employers. This recognition provides a pathway to higher education at universities globally. Landakotsskóli is a Cambridge Centre that offers Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A-level examinations, supporting students in meeting university admission requirements.

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Admissions

1. Landakotsskóli has an open admissions policy, but places in the International Department are limited. The department can accommodate up to 150 students from 1st to 10th Grade. Residents of Iceland should apply via Íslands.is for 1st Grade to 10th Grade, while Kindergarten uses vala.is. If you do not yet have a kennitala, please complete the online application form.

2. Prospective families are welcome to visit the school. To schedule a school visit, please email or phone the school. The school invites visits from prospective families to learn more about the program. Contact details for arranging visits are provided.

3. Is your child too young to join us yet? Register Interest to be added to the waiting list. The waiting list helps families plan for future enrollment. It is designed to keep families informed about when spaces become available. The waiting list is an option for families anticipating entry in a future year.

4. The school maintains the waiting list to assist with future enrollment opportunities.

Waitlist

Register Interest is the waiting list option for families whose child is not yet old enough to join. The form is the means to be added to the waiting list. The waiting list helps families plan for future enrollment and stay connected with the school as openings arise.

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FAQs

Where is the International Department of Landakotsskóli located?

The International Department is at Túngata 15, 101 Reykjavík. It was added in 2015 to serve Reykjavík's international and diplomatic community. It is co-educational, a Cambridge Centre, and serves 1st–10th Grade with capacity for up to 150 students.

What grades does the department serve and how many students can it accommodate?

It serves 1st to 10th Grade and can accommodate up to 150 students. It operates within Landakotsskóli and uses the Cambridge curriculum across those levels. The department hosts an annual June exam session and welcomes external candidates.

What curriculum does Landakotsskóli's International Department follow?

We offer Cambridge Lower Primary, Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Lower Secondary, and Cambridge Secondary II – iGCSE. As a Cambridge Centre, we run a June exam session and can accommodate IGCSE and AS/A-level exams. Entries for the June session open between December and mid-February.

Is the International Department a day school and is boarding available?

Yes—it's a day school and boarding is not provided. The International Department is part of Landakotsskóli and serves Reykjavík's international and diplomatic families.

What is the registration fee for the department?

The annual registration/re-registration fee is ISK 26,500. This is charged in addition to tuition.

What are the monthly tuition fees for resident students by level?

For resident students, monthly tuition varies by level. Kindergarten (5-year-olds) costs ISK 48,376 per month. Grades 1–4 cost ISK 31,510 per month. Grades 4–10 cost ISK 33,465 per month.

What are the annual tuition fees for non-resident students?

Non-resident tuition is billed annually. Kindergarten–Grade 3 costs ISK 270,257 per year, and Grades 4–10 cost ISK 291,215 per year.

What optional or recurring fees should I budget for?

Optional recurring fees include School lunch (ISK 15,000) and the Cambridge programme (ISK 13,000). English language support is ISK 7,500 per billing period, and IGCSE exam entries are ISK 15,000 per subject.

Are there after-school care and club fees?

Yes. For Grades 1–4, resident after-school care is ISK 23,291 per month (sibling discounts apply) and non-residents pay ISK 40,000 per month. For Grades 5–7, club fees vary; Grades 8–10 have club charges for non-residents of ISK 40,000 per club, while resident clubs are not listed.

Are scholarships available and how does the waitlist work?

Scholarships aren't listed in the information available. There is a waiting list called 'Register Interest' for families not yet old enough to join; it helps plan future enrollment and keeps families informed when spaces become available.

How are fees billed and are there subsidies?

Residents are billed monthly with an annual registration fee. Non-residents are usually billed as a lump sum at the start of the academic year, typically covering registration, monthly tuition, and the Cambridge fee. Municipal subsidies may apply for eligible resident families.

How can families arrange a visit or get more information?

Prospective families can visit by emailing or phoning to schedule a visit. Visits are encouraged to learn about the Cambridge programme, and online applications are available if you do not yet have a kennitala.

What Cambridge exam-related assessments and milestones are used?

We use MAP Tests, Cambridge Progression Exams (1st–7th grade), and Cambridge Checkpoint (5th and 8th grade). iGCSEs are taken in the spring of the 10th grade, and Samræmd próf is available for Icelandic-speaking students.

Is English language support and learning support available?

Yes. English Language Support and Learning Support Services are available, with Individual Education Plans as needed. A school counsellor and an anti-bullying team support students' social and emotional needs.

How are exams and university admissions supported?

Cambridge IGCSE is widely recognized by leading universities and employers worldwide, providing a pathway to higher education. The department can accommodate IGCSE and AS/A-level examinations to support university admissions requirements.

What extracurricular activities are offered?

The programme includes a broad range of arts and S.T.E.A.M. subjects. Daily after-school care offers structured courses in art, computers, drama, languages, and music, plus a bi-weekly homework club. Older students can join language classes, cooking, chess, the school newspaper, and other clubs.

Are there leadership opportunities or international activities?

Model United Nations is offered to develop diplomacy and debate skills, along with leadership and public speaking opportunities such as a Student Council and TED Student Talks. There are on-site cultural and language activities and events to support global engagement.

How does the school support students' wellbeing?

The department emphasises a safe and inclusive environment with wellbeing at its core. English language support and Learning Support Services are available, backed by a school counsellor and an anti-bullying team.

What languages are taught and how is language learning structured?

English is the language of instruction across Kindergarten to 10th grade, with French offered as a language subject. The Cambridge curriculum is delivered in English, and English language support is available as needed.

How does the school engage with the local Icelandic and international community?

There are on-site cultural and language activities and events to support global engagement, plus on-site learning trips and a social centre to foster teen community involvement.

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