The centre has one class per school year for upper-infant schooling, primary and compulsory secondary education, with a total of 341 pupils enrolled for the 2020-2021 school year. The staff of 32 will also make the switch, becoming public-sector employees with the Ministry of Education. The building has 2,394,20 square metres of floor space, plus 1,630 square metres of playground. The budget for the renovation and improvement of the facility for the next four years in 1,386,000 euros.

The school will form part of the range of education in the Raval neighbourhood, where there are currently four publicly run primary schools (Escola Castella, Escola Milà i Fontanals, Escola Rubén Darío and Escola Collaso i Gil), two publicly run secondary schools (Institut Milà i Fontanals and Institut Miquel Tarradell) and two state-subsidised private schools (Escola Pia Sant Antoni and Escola Vedruna Àngels).

The agreement to add the school to the public network means Barcelona will have 1,390 additional school places for the 2021-2022 academic year, with the four centres (Marillac, Sagrat Cor, Sagrada Família and Labouré) from the Fundació Escola Vicenciana making the switch. The decision was made to continue to give preference to education for groups of children with greater needs, under Decree Law 10/2019, of 28 May, on the inclusion of education centres in the public education network of the Government of Catalonia, which opens up the possibility of switching state-subsidised private schools to the public sector.