Denmark's folkeskoler or public schools are the backbone of the country's education system. Children start at the age of six and continue until they complete ninth grade at the age of 16.
Pupils don't wear uniform, address their teachers on first name terms, usually finish for the day by 2pm and go on their summer holidays in July, not August.
These are perhaps some of the most overt differences between school in Denmark compared to a lot of other countries. But which differences have you noticed, for better or for worse?
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