Sandefjord is not “the international school.” It is a Vestfold harbour town whose municipal grunnskole is allowed to be first, plus one official English-facing door posting families name in the first week: Skagerak on Framnesveien, with a second gate in Tønsberg.
The portrait we have is Skagerak International School. Use it for the 2026 spring tables — primary and middle NOK 22,400 for January–April, high school state-support NOK 14,865, kindergarten NOK 1,200 a month. We will not invent an annual total. This note is the town around it. The Norway country page is the wider map.
One climate, two towns
Skagerak sits at Framnesveien 7, on the water. The homepage calls it Norway’s only full IB continuum. Baglergaten 16 in Tønsberg is another official gate. Primary there is PYP. Middle there is an MYP candidate since November 2022. Ask which town this child would actually stand in.
It is a day school. The UWC at Flekke is sixteen and a bed. Oslo is another posting.
The Norwegian town is the other school
If you might stay, an English IB is not automatically the kindest paper. A grunnskole that already knows the street — that is an official morning. Time the 03 bus to Framnes before you fall in love with Bekkestua.
The language of the yard is the test.
What to ask on the stairs
Ask whether this family is entitled to the state-support high-school line. Ask what the 1 January 2027 notice changes. Time Framnes and, if that is the file, Tønsberg on the same Tuesday.
The city hub is the short map. The Skagerak portrait is the long one.
Friendly orientation, not formal admissions advice. Always confirm dates with the school.