The international school shares its premises with a Danish-language school under one roof. Its history goes back to 1909, when the Assumption sisters founded it with 12 pupils, and teaching is still based on the Assumption tradition. Early years and after-school care are part of the school, and its programmes include the Duke of Edinburgh Programme, a STEM talent programme and a learning centre.
Applicants use an enrolment form, and the website explains how to apply. Each year there is an alumni day with a tour and an open archive, and a market day in the school's green park with stalls made by the pupils. The entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible.