This upper secondary school in Aarhus has a history going back to 1898. Its history page has videos about the origin of the name Marselisborg, a stone in front of the school, memorial plaques in the schoolyard and the school's experiences during the occupation and liberation of Denmark. The website even has a school historian.
The school runs a student café, Grøn Café, and holds information meetings for parents of first-year students. Students have been on subject trips, visited organisations and businesses and taken part in workshops with visitors, and a school team has reached a national football final. The school uses the Lectio platform, and no bell rings for breaks. The entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible.
