The school
Engjaskóli is a primary school in Grafarvogur. The school's core values are creation, perseverance and collaboration.
There are three primary schools in northern Grafarvogur. Engjaskóli and Borgaskóli are for students in grades 1-7.
Víkurskóli is a consolidated school for students in grades 8-10.
The after-school program Brosbær operates at Engjaskóli.
The youth center Vígyn offers diverse and fun activities for students from these three schools.
Engjaskóli offers diverse and creative learning, aiming to promote comprehensive development of all students, educating responsible, capable, creative, and independent citizens. The emphasis is on diverse teaching methods, formative learning, and team collaboration for staff. The school also emphasizes health promotion, environmental education, rights education, and innovation. We follow the parenting policy "Raising for Responsibility". Engjaskóli adheres to the Reykjavík City's Education Policy “Let Dreams Come True“.
- Principal: Álfheiður Einarsdóttir
- Assistant Principal: Hrafnhildur Inga Halldórsdóttir
- Head of the Support Program and contact person: Olga Hrönn Olgeirsdóttir
School activities
School curriculum
Do you want to know more about the philosophy and daily operations of Engjaskóli? In the school curriculum, you'll find detailed information about the school's philosophical emphasis and approach to learning and work.
School council
Primary schools must have an active school council that serves as a forum for consultation between the principal and the school community on the school operation. The school council participates in shaping policy for the school and defining its unique character.
School Council representatives 2025-2026
Principal
Álfheiður Einarsdóttir, principal, alfheidur.einarsdottir@rvkskolar.is
School Council representatives 2025-2026
Parent representatives:
Birta Baldursdóttir birta.baldursdottir@reykjavik.is
Þórey Rán Brynjarsdóttir thoreyran@gmail.com
Parent alternate representatives
Aníka Lind Björnsdóttir banika@banika.is
Staff representatives
Hjördís Guðmundsdóttir Hjordis.Gudmundsdottir@reykjavik.is
Berta Hrönn Einarsdóttir Berta.Hronn.Einarsdottir@reykjavik.is
Jóhannes Karl Bárðarson Johannes.Karl.Bardarson@reykjavik.is
Staff alternate representatives
María Védís Ólafsdóttir maria.vedis.oladottir@reykjavik.is
Local community representative
Ævar Aðalsteinsson eavar.adalsteinsson@reykjavik.is
Student representatives
5th Grade: Arey Lind Þorsteinsdóttir (Representative) and Benjamín Gunnar Njálsson (Alternate Member)
6th Grade: Berglind Svana Helgadóttir (Representative) and Klara Dís Benediktsdóttir (Alternate Member)
7th Grade: Eiríka Malaika Stefánsdóttir (Representative) and Ísak Máni Jóhannsson (Alternate Member)
Operational plan
Formative learning
Safety plan
Primary school meals
Skólamatur handles school meals at Engjaskóli. You can find the menu on the school's website under "Matseðill"
School meals are free for the 2025-2026 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.
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.
Assessment of school operations
The goal of assessing and monitoring quality is to provide insight into schooling, its outcomes, and its development.
Engjaskóli school district
There are several school districts in Reykjavík and each child has priority in their district school.
Engjaskóli is the district school for residents of the following streets: Bakkastaðir, Barðastaðir, Brúnastaðir, Fróðengi, Garðsstaðir, Gullengi, Laufengi, Reyrengi, Starengi, and Vallengi.
Engjaskóli websites
Websites with information about the school's diverse activities as a Green Flag School, Health Promoting School, UNICEF Rights Respecting School, sexual health and gender equality, as well as information about outdoor education and the school's varied swimming instruction.
