1. Denmark

• Capital: Copenhagen

Official languages: Danish

Area:43,098.31km2

Water: 1, 64 %

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Typical Danish

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A delicious piece of Danish pastry is typical danish

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Brownbread withcoldmeat is a Danish speciality.

5. The cake house

It was the first drive-in bakery in Denmark.

The first name was Skallebaek, but now it called The Cake House.

The peoples who own the bakery is called Ole and Steen, the cake house Before it was called The Cake House it was only Steen there owned it, but now it is both of them.

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• The Copenhagen opera house is among the most modern opera houses in the world.The Opera House was donated by the A.P. Mller and Chastine Mc-Kinney Foundation in August 2000. The opera house is located just opposite of the main castle Amalienborg.

7. The statue of the little mermaid sits on a rock in the harbour in Copenhagen. The statue of the little mermaid is based on Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale 8. The Royal Family

From left to right

Mary, married to Frederic

Frederic the 10th crown prince

Quinn Margrethe the second

Henrik, married to the Quinn

Prince Joachim

Marie, married to Joachim

9. Queen Margrethell God's help, The people's love, Denmark's strength 70 years old Her dad is king Frederik the 9th.Her mom is queen Ingrid She is marred to prince Henrik of Denmark and they have two children-His Royal Highness prince Frederic the 10th -His Royal Highness prince JoachimShe has been queen of Denmark sins 1972. In Denmark is it not the queen that make the decides about the country, but the government. 10. Sport 11. ICEHOCKEY

SnderjyskEis Denmarks best hockey team and are both champions and cup winners

Snderjyske play icehockey in Vojenswhich is very close to Hadersle v

12. FOOTBALL

SnderjyskE is a football team from haderslev

SnderjyskE play in the best league in Denmark

SnderjyskE play on Haderslev footballstadium.

13. Speedway

Denmark is really goodto speedway

Denmark is the world's second best team in speedway

The best team is Poland

The best driver in Denmark is Nicki Pedersen

14. Haderslev

Haderslev is a small town. There is only about 21.295 people.

15. Haderslev pond park

In the middle of Haderslev we have a park. We call it the pond park. because there is a big artificial pond in the centre of the park. There is three playgrounds.

16. Haderslev outer pond

We have also a bigger pond. We call it the outer pond

It is ca. four km. long

17. Hindemade

Hindemade is a atificial lake.

You can walk around it.

The walk is three km.

18. Xocolatl Xocolatl is a little restaurant. They sell the best chokolate. They serve chokolate and cake,but you can also bye coffee and cacao. I personly like there frence chocolate cake. Its so good! The chokolate is very expensive. They have many different kinds off chokolate and cake. From all over the world. 19. Helene

Helene is a paddle streamer.

She sails on Haderslev canal.

You can enjoy your coffee or a coke on the trip.

Helene sails in about 1 hour from Haderslev to a little

Island called Aaroe

20. Haderslev Cathedral

Haderslev town is very much characterised by its long history and one of the signatures is the Cathedral.

Haderslev Cathedral was built in 1250-1270.

The Cathedral is located on the highest point in Haderslev.

21. The theatre Mllen

Mllen is built in 1974, and it is a big house in the old castle water mill in Haderslev.

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Sct. Severin

Skole

Sct. Severin Skole is located in Haderslev, Denmark.

Haderslev is a town on the east coast of Jutland in the south west of Denmark.

The community covers 701.98 km 2and has a population of 56,414.

Haderslev is located 45 minutes north of the German border.

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History

The town Haderslev was build on a sandbank in Haderslev Fjorth around the year 1200

Haderslev was founded by vikings.

It used to be one of the main trading centres in Southern Jutland.

From 1864 it was a part of Prussia (part of the North German Confederation).

In 1920 it became a part of Denmark after a vote.

24. Sct. Severin school 25. Sct. Severin Skole

Number of students: 760

Number of teachers: 55

Number of employees: 90

Languages taught:

English from year 3

German from year 7 (optional)

26. The classroom

There are students from the age of 6 to the age of 16.

There are 3-4 classes in every year group.

There are 17-25 students in every class.

There are 35 classes at the school.

27. Smart boards

A smart board is a big computer.

There is a big touch screen

You can go on the internet, or use it as a blackboard.

There is a smart board in every classroom.

28. Special subject rooms We have got 13 special subject rooms here at Sct. Severin school 29. Physics and chemistry

This is the room where we are taught physics and chemistry.

We are doing an experiment about metal and thermal conduction.

30. Biology

This is the room where we have biology. As you can see in the picture we are dissecting hearts of pigs.

It was fun, but it smelled so bad!

31. Physical Education

This is our gymnastics floor

32. Domestic science

This is the room

where we cook food.

33. Sct. Severin School A naive painting of the school made by an artist for theschools 75 year anniversary. The school is from 1924. 34. Schoolyard 35. Sct. Severin school activities School trip to BornholmThe schools 09/09/09 activities