Children and young people can participate in various after-school leisure activities at free-time clubs (fritidsklub) and youth clubs (ungdomsklub), and they can take after-school classes at youth school (ungdomsskole).

Denmark has a long tradition of children and young people receiving after-school care. This has a big influence on their development, learning, and well-being.

From the age of 10 to the age of 17, your child can participate in activities and events that interest them. Your child will be part of a safe and diverse community build on trust and mutual respect.  

There are free-time clubs, youth clubs, and youth school classes across Aarhus Municipality.

At free-time clubs, youth clubs, and youth school, your child will make friends through a range of activities. In addition, because the common language is Danish, they will learn Danish in a natural setting.

The free-time clubs, youth clubs, and youth school classes are collectively called UngiAarhus (YounginAarhus), which is part of the Department of Children and Young People (Børn og Unge) in the City of Aarhus.

Below you will find the different types of after-school services according to age as well as information about enrolment and fees.

You can also find more information about all the services for children and young people in Aarhus organised by UngiAarhus at ungiaarhus.aarhus.dk (in Danish).

Go to Ung i Aarhus (in Danish)


Does your child have special needs?

Contact Ung i Aarhus at uiaa@mbu.aarhus.dk to learn more about how your child can enrol for a free-time club, youth club, or youth school.