The school

Illustration of Fjóla and her classmates together with two teachers.

Hólabrekkuskóli is a comprehensive primary school for students in grades 1-10. There are about 500 students and 76 staff members. The guiding principles of Hólabrekkuskóli are respect, joy, and care. The school follows the Development Policy, which aligns well with both the school's anti-bullying policy and the Well-Being Leader Program. We place emphasis on everyone feeling good as well as enhancing life skills and self-esteem in students.

Hólabrekkuskóli locations

Hólabrekkuskóli locations:
Hólabrekkuskóli Suðurhólar 10, 111 Reykjavík, grades 1–6
Korpuskóli, Bakkastaðir 2, 112 Reykjavík, grades 7–10 (temporary)

Recreation

The after-school program Álfheimar serves children in 1st-2nd grade at Hólabrekkuskóli, and the joint after-school program Hraunheimar is for 3rd-4th graders. The youth center Hundrað&ellefu offers a wide range of entertaining activities for children and adolescents.

Hólabrekkuskóli staff

Principal: Lovísa Guðrún Ólafsdóttir

Assistant principal: Guðbjörg Oddsdóttir

Head of the younger grades: Hjördís Þórðardóttir

Head of the older grades: Margrét Ingadóttir

Head of the middle grades: Brynja Þórsdóttir

Head of assignments: Heiða Berta Guðmundsdóttir

School Counselor: Íris Hrund Hauksdóttir 

School Secretary: Katrín Kristín Hallgrímsdóttir

Real estate manager: Alex Guðni Kristinsson

School activities

Primary school meals

School meals are free for the 2024-2025 school year. However, the school still needs to track information about allergies and intolerances and limit food waste. Students must register for the school lunch program as before.

 

Parents/guardians register for the school lunch program in the Skólamatur system and select which weekdays their children will eat. Students must choose the same weekdays each week, such as all Tuesdays and/or all Thursdays. Find more information on the Skólamatur website.

Illustration of Fjóla eating at school

Parent cooperation

We are all in this together, and as the proverb goes it takes a village to raise a child.

 

Reykjavík City schools make targeted efforts to consult with parents and enhance their involvement in schooling.

 

All schools in Reykjavík City have an active parent association.

Illustration of Fjóla heading to school with other students and parents

School rules

Each primary school must set school rules that must be followed. Hólabrekkuskóli school rules are divided into nine categories. They apply everywhere students are on behalf of the school.

Assessment of school operations

The goal of assessing and monitoring quality is to provide insight into schooling, its outcomes, and its development.

Hólabrekkuskóli school district

Reykjavík has many school districts, and the child's registered address determines their district school.

 

Your child gets priority in their district school. Nevertheless, all parents have the choice to apply to any school in the city for their children according to the rules on school districts, applications, and admission.

 

Here is information on which streets belong to Hólabrekkuskóli's school district.