Tomorrow, Friday 31 October at 10:30, the 2nd and 3rd year students at Birkerød Gymnasium will receive a distinguished visit from Denmark’s Minister of Defence and Deputy Prime Minister, Troels Lund Poulsen.

Birkerød Gymnasium (BG) has just been appointed as a Team Denmark Education Partner for 2026-2028. With this appointment, BG has received Team Denmark's quality stamp as an educational institution that has an elite sports program of very high level.

Global Goals 2025 at Birkerød Gymnasium. To teach students that they can indeed make a difference and leave their mark on the world, Birkerød Gymnasium, in collaboration with the Foundation for Entrepreneurship and the Red Cross, will focus on storytelling, innovation, and entrepreneurship during week 41. The starting point is the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

At Birkerød Gymnasium, STX, HF, IB & Boarding School, all Team Denmark and elite sports students are offered a Life Skills course aimed at creating an awareness of how many of the skills learned from elite sports can be applied in everyday life.

BG celebrates the European Day of Languages. A celebration of linguistic diversity Every year on September 26th, we at BG celebrate the European Day of Languages – a day dedicated to honoring Europe’s linguistic and cultural richness.

On Friday, October 3rd, you can visit BG and meet your old classmates and have a chat with your former teachers! We are looking forward to seeing you. There will be music, a good atmosphere, the opportunity to buy beer, soda and drinks as well as snacks etc. in the canteen.

Det er tirsdag, tidspunktet er kl.19.30 om aftenen, lokationen er Århus, hvor 1p og 1q lige har været ude og bowle. Abdul og Elias har scoret flere point, end man kan få i et spil Bridge. Der er god stemning, og eleverne går i grupper ud og spiser sammen efter en dag med fuldt skrald på fra tidlig morgen til kl.19.30. Flere elever fra 1p og q og en lærer sidder fast i svingdøren, hvor man kun må være to ad gangen og skraldgriner.

Kære 1.HF-forældre, Vi er nu kommet godt i gang med skoleåret, og de nye kammerater og lærere er ved at blive hverdag for eleverne på BG. Derfor er tiden kommet til, at vi gerne vil invitere jer indenfor på skolen til forældremøde.

"BG had a fantastic sports day, where all students, teachers, and staff participated in eight different sports in the lovely sunny weather

Lots of reunions, squeals, hugs and High Fives mixed with a good portion of excited and nervous smiles here and there are what characterized Birkerød Gymnasium, STX, HF, IB and boarding school during the first week of the school year.

And so, the day arrived. Friday, June 27th, 2025, was all about youth, and it is with both heartfelt joy and a touch of sadness that we once again celebrated all of BG’s graduates – all 388 of them! – in Birkerød Multi Hall.

The day after a festive graduation party and the final exams, there was a strong need for some relaxation – and that’s exactly what the restaurant, cultural venue, and concert hall Mantziusgården offered BG’s many graduates on Wednesday, June 25, the day before the big graduation ceremony.

Finally it was time to put on the fabled graduate hat! The hallways are trembling with nervousness and excitement these days. Now we have reached the final exams, and things are busy at Birkerød Gymnasium.

The last week at BG is not just a sentence that describes the end of the year. It is a period filled with hard work, nervousness, events and traditions. During the last week, we celebrate the culmination of several years of hard work on both a human and professional level, for both students and teachers! IN THE LAST WEEK, we also say goodbye,to students and teachers.

Congratulations to all this year’s 134 IB graduates! The IB hat ceremony featured a farewell speech dedicated to the class of 2025 by IB coordinator Christina Rye Tarp and wise words from Principal Claus Campeotto, who emphasized that although the world has changed dramatically, we must all remember what we each can do to bring about positive change.

The purpose of a study trip must be to broaden the students' horizons. This can easily happen close to us. Hamburg is not at the top of the wish list for many students, and a bit of skepticism was evident among the students in 2.Y to begin with.

When you type “Kiruna” into the search box on Google and look at the pictures of the city that pop up, you don’t exactly think that it should be your next travel destination. Yes, you probably wonder how an industrialized, freezing, slushy mining town in northern Sweden can be interesting in any way.

Birkerød Gymnasium has been the main driving force in organizing the Danish Physics Olympiad since many years. Some of the school's current and former physics teachers create the tasks that high school students from all over Denmark must solve to qualify in an elimination race.