This upper secondary school is run by the municipality and sits within the local school complex. The three-year general programme is worth 150 credits and can include study-abroad and cultural trips. The focus is on future skills: international cooperation, languages, IT and self-management, with hobby courses alongside theory. Students receive a laptop, and paper textbooks are lent per course alongside electronic materials. A car driving licence is included free as part of a traffic education course.
Second-year students take a one-week study and culture trip to Europe, with the municipality covering about 40% of travel costs. School transport is free for journeys over 5 km, and the municipality helps out-of-town students find rental housing and offers a student rent contribution. Admission requires an average of at least 7.0 in core subjects on the basic school certificate, and the principal may accept exceptions for well-justified reasons. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
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