The general upper secondary school has around 210 students and is run by the Southwest Finland education consortium. Its sports track combines training with study, allowing up to 14 credits for personal training. Languages include French, German, Russian, Spanish and Italian, with diplomas available in sports, visual arts and music.
The non-class-based programme comprises at least 150 credits, usually completed in three to four years. The year has five periods ending in exam weeks, and grades appear in Wilma. Erasmus+ exchanges link the school with European partners. The entrance and car park are accessible.
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