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14th DIV Boulder Cup on March 25, 2017

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The BoulderCup took place in Marburg for the second time. Participating schools included Landheim Schondorf Boarding School with 14 participants, Birklehof Boarding School with 9 participants, and Hermann-Lietz-Schule Bieberstein with 14 participants. Twelve participants from the Steinmühle Boarding School competed in the event.

On Saturday, the boarding schools met for lunch and then drove together to the Volksbank Climbing Gym in Marburg. There, we found ideal conditions and fantastic support from the gym staff (routes set specifically for our event, last-minute changes and route requests were accommodated, and many other little details) to hold the traditional cup competition among the climbers from the boarding schools. By 5:30 p.m., all the routes had been bouldered, our arms were tired, and the mood was great. And, of course, a winner was crowned in every category.

The successful day of competition was capped off with a delicious dinner together and a celebration afterward in the tea room. Everyone involved in the competition had plenty of time to nurture existing friendships, make new acquaintances, and exchange ideas with and about the other boarding schools. Unfortunately, the teams from Bieberstein and Birklehof had to head home on Saturday evening, as they had other commitments to attend to on Sunday.

Sunday morning’s brunch marked the end of the BoulderCup, as Schondorf also had to head back home and return to his daily routine.

The competition itself was marked by a spirit of fair play and mutual support; even though winning was at stake, the shared experience and the joy of bouldering took center stage. Everyone received support in the form of tips and advice, and at tricky spots, many spectators were on the edge of their seats, cheering on the climbers. It was also wonderful to see so many spectators who didn’t want to miss the competition from the sidelines. Official competitions in Munich usually attract less interest.

The number of participants was also very encouraging; 49 competitors took part in the Cup: 31 were male and 18 were female. We competed in four categories: U13, U16, Over-16, and Educators/Alumni. Each category was further divided into male and female divisions.

 

The winners are:

U13: Louis from Schondorf and Julika from Schondorf

U16 Elias from Schondorf and Caroline from the Birklehof

Over-16s: Tim from Schondorf and Amanda from Bieberstein

Teachers: Schäfer and Ines from Steinmühle

“Congratulations” to all the winners on their achievements.

 

The overall trophy therefore goes to the Schondorf team this year, which clearly emerged as the winner with four individual victories over the other boarding schools.

Two trophies went to the Steinmühle. One trophy each went to Bieberstein and the Birklehof.

 

I’d like to thank all the participants in the Cup for their dedication and sportsmanship during the competition. I wish everyone a safe (climbing) year and look forward to seeing everyone again next year at the 15th BoulderCup. A very special thank you goes to everyone who worked behind the scenes to ensure the success of the Cup.

Christian Schäfer

30. March 2017
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Band Music Highlight: BANDS ON STAGE 2017

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This year’s “Bands on Stage” featured a highly varied program. The 5th- and 6th-grade band club, the 6th-grade wind ensemble, the jazz ensemble, and the StoneMill House Band performed great music in a wide range of styles and provided top-notch entertainment. The saxophone ensemble from the Marburg Music School also made its first-ever appearance as a guest. In addition, young soloists such as Tom Herfert & Fynn Konnertz (with Dirk Konnertz) and Sonja Mecke & Arthur Laux enchanted the stage and audience with cover versions, as did Talea Funk, Evelyn Damer, Chiara Weber, Loyan Balthasar, and Finn Kempkes with their Hamilton musical project. Werner Eismann, Sam Kempkes, and their team provided top-notch sound and lighting.

30. March 2017
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Visit to the Aquamagis Water Park in Plettenberg

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On March 11, 19 students and four teachers visited the Aquamagis water park in Plettenberg. The wide variety of slides provided plenty of fun and excitement. The wide inner-tube slide, in particular—which allowed many people to slide down at the same time—provided great entertainment and plenty of funny moments. The two standing slides took some getting used to, as not everyone was able to keep their balance right away. But aside from a few minor scrapes, no one was seriously injured. After six hours of climbing stairs and sliding down, we headed back to the Steinmühle. An eventful day ended with a cozy dinner and a pleasant finale in the tea room.

29. March 2017
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Silver for Jana Vollhardt and her team

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The state finals for the four-event competition took place in Rodheim Bieber from March 17–19, 2017. Jana Vollhardt, a student at Steinmühlen, competed for the Marburg-Biedenkopf District Equestrian Association with her 13-year-old gelding, Quidam’s Diamond.

In the events of swimming (freestyle), cross-country running, jumping, and dressage, the boys and girls from the district were in top form and achieved an outstanding second-place finish.

Congratulations to all the winners and runners-up!

 


 

29. March 2017
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District Soccer Tournament in Kirchhain

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Steinmühle has two teams on the field

Competition Class II Boys (born 2001–2003)
At this year’s district finals for “Youth Trains for the Olympics,” our team faced the Georg-Büchner-Schule in Stadtallendorf and the Lahntalschule in Biedenkopf in Competition Class II.
In the first game against the Georg-Büchner-Schule, the Steinmühle team got into the game quite quickly and dominated the match from start to finish thanks to their high work rate and aggressive pressing of their opponents. Their offensive style of play logically led to a 1–0 lead midway through the first half. As the game progressed, the team created a number of excellent scoring opportunities, but failed to capitalize on any of them. It wasn’t until shortly before the end that the well-deserved and decisive second goal was scored.
In the second game against the Lahntalschule, the tournament’s outcome meant this match effectively became the final for the district championship. Taking an early lead in the second minute gave our team added confidence, and their dominance on the field was evident in numerous impressive offensive plays. The resulting 3-0 lead made the team look like the sure winner, and in the final 10 minutes, the reserve players also got their chance to play. The resulting tactical adjustment and minor lapses in concentration led to two unnecessary goals against, forcing the team to nervously hold on for the win in the closing moments. In the end, however, they secured a well-deserved 3:2 victory.
Our WK II team has thus once again confidently qualified for the regional finals in Marburg on April 20.

Team photo of WK II with coach and assistant coach M. Neirich: Top, from left to right: Sebastian Jung (9a), Max Bachmann (10b), Jakob Reinhard (9c), Paul Wolf (9c), Lars Flühe (9b), Mio Essers (10a), Louis Kirschstein (9c) Bottom, from left to right: Leandro Ferrucci (8c), Jannik Anfang (9c), Maxi Lotz (10b), Sam Kempkes (10c), Marc Potthast (10a), Nils Blessing (9c), Tristan Bruchmann (10a)

Competition Class III Boys (born 2003–2005)
Our soccer players from grades 7 and 8 faced off against the teams from Lahntalschule Biedenkopf and Alfred-Wegner-Schule Kirchhain.
The team, led by D. Konnertz, played well in both matches but suffered two narrow, unfortunate losses. However, the team can look forward to next year’s games with optimism, especially since not all of their key players were able to participate in Kirchhain.

24. March 2017
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Math That Will Amaze You

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Mathematics Evening with Prof. Beutelspacher

On March 7, 2017, the first Math Night took place at Steinmühle and was unexpectedly well-attended. Professor Beutelspacher from the Mathematikum in Giessen presented mathematical experiments, and the math student council, together with many students, had organized a varied program of activities.

The evening also provided a fitting occasion to honor the successful participants from Steinmühle at the Hessian Math Olympiad.

In his one-hour lecture on mathematical experiments, Prof. Beutelspacher amazed the audience with simple experiments involving geometric figures and solids, astonished them with calculation tricks, and inspired them to think through hands-on activities with scissors and paper. His entertaining explanations of the development of various number systems also highlighted the importance of mathematics for human progress. The audience was captivated and fascinated by a side of mathematics that is sometimes neglected in school.

The supporting program featured a wealth of hands-on activities, most of which were developed in class or designed specifically for this evening. The WU Computer Science Department presented “LEGO Mindstorms” they had programmed themselves; the famous chessboard legend and the legend of Achilles and the tortoise were explained; and the goat problem was examined in even greater detail. Visitors could test their math skills in an extensive quiz, crack secret codes using a computer program, marvel at geometric solids and build them themselves, try their hand at various math puzzles, solve logic problems, or try out the calculation tricks already demonstrated on stage and learn new ones. On display boards, students presented work from their “regular” classes; for example, visitors could admire beautifully designed cubes, marvel at the mathematics of honeycombs, or examine impossible solids.

The Friends of the School Association also organized a raffle featuring numerous attractive prizes related to mathematics, which were drawn on stage at the end of the event. The WU Catering Service provided refreshments for the guests, so many visitors lingered in the Steinmühle Forum for a long time, enjoying lively conversations and a great atmosphere.

24. March 2017
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Once again this year, students from Steinmühle were successful in the state-wide math competitions

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Whether it’s the Math Olympiad, the Pangea Competition, or the Kangaroo Competition—students from our school have been participating in them quite successfully for years. Not all of this school year’s competitions have been evaluated yet, but Steinmühle has already seen its first encouraging results in the State of Hesse Math Olympiad.

As part of the Math Night with Professor Beutelspacher, Ms. Oestreicher-Gold and Ms. Faß honored the successful participants in the Math Olympiad.

Annabell Bork and Nela Haeberle (both in Class 5c) participated in this competition for the first time and achieved outstanding results. Among the 27 top students in the 5th grade statewide, Nela even took first place.

Jan Audretsch (7th grade) competed in the finals for the second time and placed 4th this time. At the same time, he was accepted into the “Youth Trains in Mathematics” support program run by the “Education and Talent” Foundation.

The top young talents gathered at the Technical University (TU) of Darmstadt on the last weekend of February for the final round of the 56th Hesse Mathematics Olympiad (MOH). Students in grades 5–12 demonstrated their skills in logical thinking, their ability to reason and concentrate, and their creative approach to numbers, formulas, and unusual mathematical problems under exam conditions.

24. March 2017
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112 Sports Badges in 2016

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Although they were unable to match the sensational results of 2015, the Sports Department is very satisfied with the 112 achievement badges earned.

With 9 gold, 5 silver, and 1 bronze sports badges, Class 5c emerged as the school’s most athletic class, followed by Classes 5b and 9a, which also earned 15 sports badges each.

The following students achieved particularly outstanding results in their respective grade levels:

5th Grade: Paula Auschill, 1,625 points

6th Grade: Luke Schröder, 1,483 points

Timo Baalbaki 1,495 points

8th Grade: Paul Wolf, 1,772 points

Deciel Shongo 1,748 points

9th Grade: Marc Corvin Potthast, 1,895 points

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New Board of Directors Elected

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Following the student council elections on February 17, 2017, there are some new faces on the student council. Here is the student council lineup for the coming months:

Student Council Team: Efstathios Loannidis & Leon Sauer
Upper School Student Council Team: Efstathios Loannidis & Leon Sauer
Middle School Student Council Team: Pauline Fehlinger & Merle Duncker
Lower School Student Council Team: Morten Köhler & Benjamin Schul

Another 10 members of the General Conference:

1. Lennart Holly
2. Bennet Meier
3. Leon Rees
4. Gordian Bachmann
5. Emma Sander
6. Chiara Weber
7. David Binz
8. Christian Eifert
9. Urs Seifert
10. Tim Höfer

Student Council Advisor: Ms. Bernhart
Student Council Advisor: Mr. Lange

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2016 Reading Aloud Contest

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The three class winners, Paula Auschill (6a), Ellen Hilt (6b), and Emilia Ouaissa (6c) demonstrated their reading talent on December 8, 2016, during the Steinmühle school competition in front of their classmates by reading a passage from a book of their own choosing and then a text they hadn’t seen before. Paula Auschill emerged as the winner. This was determined by a jury consisting of students and teachers.

With that, Paula had qualified for the next round. At the city-level competition, held in the conference room of the Marburg Building Authority, she put on a good performance but was narrowly defeated.

24. March 2017
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