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Sorø Academy (Danish: Sorø Akademi) is a boarding school and gymnasium located in the small town of Sorø, Denmark.
In Sorø It is the home of Sorø Academy, a well-known Danish boarding school, resembling an English public (i.e., “private”) school. The academy was founded by Frederick II in 1586 in a former Cistercian abbey (dating from the 12th century).
På Sorø Akademi kan du bo sammen med andre danske unge og løfte dit hverdagsdansk til studiedansk i trygge rammer. Kostskolekalender Find de vigtige datoer for skolens kostelever her.
Life as a boarding student. As the only state-run upper secondary school in the country, Sorø Akademi has a unique status, emphasised by the fact that it accommodates both boarding and day students. Out of the school’s 570 students, 135 live at the school.
Sorø Academy added to Bishop Absalon's Cistercian abbey from 1162. After the Reformation, the Crown took over the abbey estate. In 1586, King Frederik II established a boarding school here for 390 noble and upper-class children. In 1623, King Christian IV opened an academy for young noblemen here.
It is the home of Sorø Academy, a well-known Danish boarding school, resembling an English public (i.e., “private”) school. The academy was founded by Frederick II in 1586 in a former Cistercian abbey (dating from the 12th century). Its alumni include many Danish kings and princes.
After a stint as an institution for Protestant monks, the abbey was transformed into the Sorø Academy, an educational institution that served a variety of forms, including a boarding school for noble and commoner boys during the era of Frederick II.
