This Catholic private school on Amager in Copenhagen was founded in 1897 in a villa under Bishop von Euch. From 1902 the Redemptorist order ran it, and since the 1940s it has admitted non-Catholic pupils. The current building was erected in stages from 1955 to 1967.
Later additions include an after-school wing and a classroom wing with a library and learning centre. The green area Villa Borghese is named after the school's long link with Rome. The school has after-school care, a 10th grade and a music life. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
