Information on Innovative and Fair Trade A small, intimate event had been planned. In the end, it turned out to be a big—and, above all, fantastic—event! The Marburg district had chosen the Steinmühle Forum as the venue for its lecture evening on innovative and fair trade. Alongside the renowned speakers, it was the Steinmühle students […]
On the very first Monday after the Easter break, the winners of the city and county rounds had to take the stage as readers in the next round of the district competition at the Giessen City Library. Philian from Class 6c once again delivered a compelling performance. Once again, he skillfully evoked the moods of […]
“Older folks will remember”…a cliché that’s hard to avoid at this point: At the age of twelve, David Bennent—born in 1966 and the son of a Swiss acting family—played Oskar Matzerath in the film adaptation of Günter Grass’s *The Tin Drum*. A successful film that filled movie theaters starting in 1979 and was known for […]
The Steinmühlen rower’s goal is to qualify for the Olympics That’s quite an achievement: With a five-second lead, Steinmühlen rower Marc Weber and his partner Jonas Gelsen from the Nassovia Höchst Rowing Club clearly and confidently held off their opponents at the mid- and large-boat trials on the regatta course in Hamburg-Allermöhe. They had already […]
We have reason to celebrate! The Steinmühle has won the Hopp Foundation’s school award—worth €2,500—for its commitment to STEM education as part of the “Jugend forscht” state competition. The Hopp Foundation is committed to promoting young talent in STEM subjects and has been a key supporter of “Jugend Forscht” for many years. Since last year, […]
We did it! We—Maya Fischer, Marlene Wagner, and Anna-Lena Griesler—are proud to have come through two exciting days of competition. On Friday at 8 a.m., it was time for us to say, “Off to Kassel!” Together with our advisor, Ms. Töhl, we set off from the Steinmühle. Upon arriving at the University of Kassel, we […]
The Steinmühle is known, among other things, for its successful and well-organized music events. Students and teachers also know how to respond flexibly when things don’t go as planned—as was recently the case with “Bands On Stage.” Despite some performers having to drop out at the last minute, the audience enjoyed 90 minutes of a […]
On Thursday, February 16, after years of involuntary restraint, the time had finally come again: At 2:00 p.m., the new gym opened its doors—for the first time—to the children in grades 5 and 6, many of whom were dressed in imaginative and varied costumes. Together with their teachers, they enjoyed a lively, cheerful afternoon filled […]
What might the future hold for the former Marburg University Library? The introductory art class taught by instructor Ines Vielhaben has been exploring how the striking building on Wilhelm Röpke Street—which has been practically “obsolete” since the new building was erected at Pilgrimstein—might be used in the near future. Two students decided they’d rather design […]
Teacher María Ramos and her students in the elective course (WU) “School Garden” come up with new ways to share their artistic and creative ideas with the outside world every season. Currently, students in grades 5 and 6 in the WU class have made decorative spring wreaths out of flowers and greenery—just in time for […]
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Do you have questions about the school?
School Administration & Management
Björn Gemmer & Dirk Konnertz
Phone: 06421 408-20
Do you have questions about the boarding school?
Boarding School Administration & Management
Anke Muszynski & Dirk Konnertz
Phone: 06421 408-0
