So much of what happens on stage at the Steinmühlenforum looks so effortless when it’s finally performed. Yet in almost every case, it’s the result of weeks or months of work. Everything is prepared and rehearsed with diligence and dedication, even in class. That was also the case with the 5th-grade musical titled “Kwela! Kwela!” […]
Who actually decided what’s normal? The 11th-grade “Drama” class explored this question in depth with their production “The Perfectly Normal Madness.” As part of what’s known as a “scene collage,” the students brought various theatrical techniques to the stage: expression through movement, rhythm, voice, and props. Visitors learned that much of this depends on the […]
This spring, for the first time, a state competition was held in Hesse in the junior division of Jugend Forscht, also known as “Schüler experimentieren.” For Steinmühle, participating was a complete success, as no one returned to school without a prize. The competition was organized by the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at […]
At the regional “Jugend Forscht” competition, the two 12th-grade students, Lena Noelle Joußen (17) and Janina Seip (18), qualified for the Hesse state competition in Darmstadt. This meant they had to keep putting the finishing touches on their project right up until the very end. The two-person team set off for Darmstadt the day before […]
The hr Big Band has a reputation: whoever’s in it is the real deal. No wonder the ensemble’s announcement that they would be performing at the Steinmühle was met with great anticipation. An incredible atmosphere filled the Forum during the event on the Friday before Pentecost. And let anyone try to say again that jazz […]
The audience has probably never laughed so heartily at a performance by the 7th-grade theater workshop—and they laughed all evening long. The atmosphere in the packed Forum was lively from start to finish, with the audience applauding seamlessly from one scene to the next. – This is the best sign that the students, teachers, and […]
At the opening of this year’s art exhibition in the Steinmühle greenhouse, more than 50 visitors marveled at the three-dimensional artworks created by nine art groups consisting of students of various ages—from 5th grade through the E-phase. Classmates, parents, teachers, and Steinmühle staff enjoyed the art and nature in the beautiful, natural setting of the […]
How does human respiration work? And how do fish manage to live underwater without suffocating? Students in 5th grade learned about this in NaUnt, the science class taught by biology teacher Heike Rabben-Martin. Lenja Kissling from class 5b wrote an essay about how the group approached the topic: “At the beginning, we built a simple […]
Just under 1 million students in grades 3 through 12/13 participated in the Kangaroo Competition in Germany this year, 80 of them at Steinmühle, mainly from grades 5 and 6. However, some seventh- and eighth-graders had also signed up for this voluntary test. Subject teacher Gisela Opper reports: The Kangaroo problems are usually very stimulating, […]
It has now become a lovely tradition for the Steinmühle to invite former colleagues to a cozy get-together in the spring. Gisela Opper reports: The meeting always includes an update on the latest developments at the school. Since we had toured the construction site at last year’s meeting, there was great interest this year in […]
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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
