Description of school:
Brorson School was built between 1967 and 1974, as a traditional school building .
The school has been through a renovation project and since autumn 2000 has a new main entrance with foyer. 3 new multi workshops and in the autumn of 2002 has been inaugurated a new school square of 600 sqm in the context of a newly renovated school admission section
In 2004, renovation of physics and crafts room completed. Addition, there are several meeting rooms and working spaces for teachers , and a new music and drama room.
The school has two gymnasiums ( one of which was rebuilt after a fire in 2005) , a number of specialist classrooms and a sports ground . Students who are attenting swimming lessons using are using the leisure center swimming pool . (4th and 5th grade )
In primary section there are computers with Internet access in all rooms. There is also access to computers in multiple workshops , as well as in the 3 data rooms.
In the school yard is a multi-lane established in cooperation with “Troll dynasty” – (after school department).
The latest addition is the creation of a new nature and technology room in February 2009. The room has been established in the old 10 classroom . The room is set up with support from Varde Municipality and the Ministry of Education in the 50-50 payment .
Over the next few years will be made roof renovation and implemented energy conservation measures by carrying out facade renovations.
Brorson School SFO - Troll dynasty (after scool department) was established in 1992 and has approx . 270 children enrolled in the Troll Cave and Troll 's Nest ,Troll Ceiling and Wizard House . 97 % of children in the 0 - 3rd class participate in the after school offer.
employees:
per 09.05.2013
• 50 teachers ( in addition 3 on maternity leave )
• 3 educators for pre-school classes
• 3 persons in leader-group
• 2 secretaries
• 1 canteen employee
• 1 service manager
• 2 service staff
• 3 service assistants
• 1 teaching assistant in primary school
• 2 support teacher in primary school .
• 12 pedagogically trained persons (SFO- employees )
• 6 pedagogically assistants / pedagogically students
• 2 temporary employed
a total of 88 employees
Number of pupils per 5.9.13 were 714 students including 3 classes for refugees etc.
29 classes (average per class 23.75) (.
Average number of pupils per . class ( 0 - 3rd grade ) : 24.08
Average number of pupils per . class (4th - 6th grade ) : 24.11
Average number of pupils per . class ( 7th- 9th grade ) : 22.88
At Brorson school there are established 3 classes for all children of immigrants and refugees who needs special care for a period.
Small reception class ( LMO ) 1 - 4.kl 11 students
Between receive class ( MMO ) 4 - 7.kl 7 students
Large reception class (SMO) 7th- 10th at 6 students .
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Brorsons traditions for transitioning from primary to secondary school:
To make the transition from primary to secondary school easier for the students, Brorsonskole has a few principals and traditions that they do every year. A few months before summer vacation, The 6th grade teachers get together to discuss the students and create the new classes for the following year. If there are other schools involved, these teachers are also invited. After the new classes have been created, the parents and the students are invited to a barbecue at the school. The goal is to create a casual environment, where parents, students and the new teachers can get to know each other. The first few weeks of the school year, a lot of time is devoted to team building activities in the new classes. To further strengthen the class identity, the newly created 7th grade classes take a student trip at the beginning of the school year, usually to Copenhagen.