This public school in Christianshavn has after-school care (KKFO, a municipal after-school programme) and is a UNICEF Rettighedsskole (rights school) with a student rights council. It is split into two sites and works with visible learning and deep subject focus. It has a German language profile, offers mother-tongue teaching and takes trainee teachers for placements.
The school has a social worker, psychologists, health nurses, a dentist and an education counsellor. There is an open house for new parents, and an annual fair is held in the school yard. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
