International parents share views on Danish school system

Danish schools have started up again after the summer break.

Immigrant parents are returning to focus on their children's learning.

In Denmark, children finish kindergarten before entering public school.

They start in pre-school classes before primary and lower secondary levels.

One international parent named Nasiya praised early character building in Denmark.

She noted that young children grow up to be confident.

However, she found public school later becomes unruly and unchallenging.

Another parent named Olga shared her experience across different options.

She compared local public schools, private schools, and international schools.

This story was reported by The Copenhagen Post.