Dear Parents, In addition to Friday evening’s announcement, we would like to inform you of the option, as communicated by the Ministry of Education, to pick up school supplies—particularly books, workbooks, and binders—from the school. To avoid crowds, we are extending the pickup time window at the Steinmühle campus: The school buildings will be open […]
At the end of the third week of January, the annual school ski trip for 8th-grade classes began. With a total of 72 students and 11 teachers, the group set off by bus for Mayrhofen in the Zillertal. After overcoming the initial organizational challenge of transferring all the luggage from the bus to the Penkenbahn […]
The first round of the 17th International Junior Science Olympiad took place between early December and mid-January. During this round, children and teenagers up to age 15 had the opportunity to conduct, document, and analyze experiments on a specific topic—this year, “ink.” This competition offers students an accessible introduction to STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, […]
“Can you guys double-check if what we’ve checked off here is right?” “I’m on a hot lead for Problem 8 right now.” “How do you factor again?” “You cross out something at the top and something at the bottom.” “I know the p-q formula. Am I smart or am I not smart?”—Those were the actual […]
For the past 25 years, bands from Marburg and the surrounding area, as well as from the sister cities of Northampton, Poitiers, Maribor, Sfax, Eisenach, and Sibiu, have been invited to Marburg for a weekend in March to play their music at the MaNo Festival in pubs and clubs. All guest bands introduce themselves to […]
A tense calm hangs in the air during the final round of the Marburg Student Chess Championship. You can’t even hear the clocks ticking—electronics have made their way here, too. Full concentration on opponents and the board. A large group of students comes through the door and quietly gathers around the first table of the […]
Exuberant and cheerful, a polonaise of children from grades 5 and 6 winds its way through the Steinmühle gym to the music. Everyone is in high spirits, and it’s a joy to watch: school beyond grades and studying. And yet, the annual Carnival afternoon for the lower grades requires some preparation on the part of […]
The workshop is known as “Aktion BOB,” and every year, in the run-up to Carnival season, the police use it to educate 11th-grade students about the dangers of drinking and driving. However, the content of the two-hour course goes beyond simply describing the dangers of alcohol and is, of course, relevant all year round. Senior […]
During a politics and economics class, student Anton Schneider enthusiastically told his class, 9c, and his teacher, Eva Stelz, that his father, Michael Schneider, as part of his work as a labor court judge, had recently dealt with a case that touched on the topics of politics and media as well as the rule of […]
He is a regular guest speaker at well-known companies, but he has never been invited by a school. — School principal Björn Gemmer wasn’t willing to let this statement by Germany’s most famous math YouTuber, Daniel Jung, in an article in Deutsche Bahn’s customer magazine stand unchallenged. The school administration and Steinmühle management secured the […]
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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
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
