Samsø Højskole

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Samsø Højskole was a folk high school on the island of Samsø in Denmark, where obese people of all ages are taught how to lose weight, exercise and eat healthier.

Admission twice a year, in September and January.

The school was forced to close in 2012, due to economical hardships.[1]

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  1. Samsø Højskole closes Jyllandsposten (27th of June 2012)


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