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The Steinmühlen Jazz Ensemble will perform with world-renowned artists on August 25 at the Erwin-Piscator-Haus

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Swing and jazz fans should mark this date on their calendars: On Saturday, August 25, at 7 p.m., the “Swinging Wodka Lemon Gang”—well-known in the region—will be performing a concert at the Erwin-Piscator-Haus (Stadthalle) in Marburg. The musicians will perform alongside trombonist Joe Wulf and his band “Gentlemen of Swing,” who have been delighting audiences at jazz festivals across Europe for years. Also joining them will be saxophonist Lisa Pollard-Coppola, who is traveling from San Francisco especially for the concert, and the Steinmühle Jazz Ensemble, some of whose members can be seen in the photo opposite.

This isn’t the first time Joe Wulf and Lisa Pollard-Coppola have performed with amateur music groups. Despite their successes—Lisa Pollard-Coppola was personally invited by Duke Ellington to join his legendary big band—the artists have remained down-to-earth and continue to inspire people with their music. Tickets for the concert at the Stadthalle are available at www.reservix.de, at the ticket office at the Marburg Tourist Information Center in the Stadthalle, at the Oberhessische Presse ticket office, and at the box office (advance sales: 23.50 euros, reduced rate: 21 euros, at the door 25 euros).

23. July 2018
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Awards for Extracurricular Activities

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Before the report cards are handed out, certificates are awarded first. That was the case at Steinmühle this time as well, “because we believe that dedication should be recognized even when it takes place outside of class,” says Principal Björn Gemmer. Whether in sports, cultural activities, science and math competitions, or volunteer work.

Divided into two groups—grades 5 through 7 and 8 through 11—dozens of students received certificates and a sweet treat. With the support of the student council team—Bodam Lee and Caro Mauersberger—as well as their colleague Malte Klimczak, the school administration honored young athletes, scientists, mathematicians, musicians, bookworms, film producers, and many more. Students were recognized for providing technical support at events, as well as for their social engagement and commitment to the community—whether through fundraising for a good cause, volunteering with a club, or, for example, working in the school garden.

“We can only recognize what we know about or what has been brought to our attention,” concluded Principal Björn Gemmer. So anyone who participates in extracurricular activities that fall into the categories mentioned may be a candidate for next year’s awards round.

13. July 2018
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Saving Lives: Eighth-Graders Keep Pushing Until the Doctor Arrives

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erste hilfe kurs der schülerinnen und schüler aus dem internat landschulheim steinmühle in marburg, hessen

“The worst thing you can do is nothing at all.”—With these words, which were both a warning and an encouragement, Prof. Dr. Hinnerk Wulf, Director of the Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine at the University Hospital of Giessen-Marburg (UKGM), explained to the eighth-graders at Steinmühle the importance of first aid in the event of sudden cardiac arrest. After all, it can happen anywhere that people find themselves in this emergency and rely on first responders to keep a clear head. As part of a pilot project, the physician and his colleagues Dr. Markus Spies, Karsten Szeder, and Jörg Dieterich spent two days teaching the approximately 70 eighth-grade students at Steinmühle what to do in the event of a cardiovascular arrest and how to proceed: Press on the chest at a rapid pace while following certain steps—until the emergency medical technician arrives.

 

Resuscitation as a School Subject?

As part of a pilot project currently underway at three medical centers in Central Hesse, the goal is to gather insights into how and at what age students can be introduced to this life-saving topic. The Conference of Ministers of Education is planning to potentially integrate the topic of CPR into the school curriculum.

Steinmühle is proud to be a pioneer in this pilot project in the region and would like to thank everyone involved, both in leadership roles and on the ground. The “Students Save Lives” pilot project is being carried out by the departments of anesthesiology and intensive care medicine in Marburg, Giessen, and Frankfurt in cooperation with the Hessian State Medical Association and the Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs.

With 8,000 to 100,000 cases per year, sudden cardiac death is one of the leading causes of death in Germany.

13. July 2018
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Steinmühle Welcomes New Colleagues and Bids Farewell to “Dance Guru” Fido Wagler

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Nothing stays the same—not even at Steinmühle. So the school administration and Steffen Ullwer, a member of the teaching staff, took the opportunity of the end-of-school-year barbecue to announce some personnel changes at the school.

When colleagues leave, there’s always a touch of sadness. Anja Zelle, for example, will no longer be teaching students at Steinmühle but will instead be teaching in Thuringia. Thomas Korte’s move isn’t quite as far—he’s heading to the neighboring district of Frankenberg.

Steinmühle wishes them both all the best!

With Fido Wagler’s departure, Steinmühle is losing a true institution. “A void we cannot fill,” said Principal Bernd Holly. Friedhelm Wagler, the English and dance teacher with a passion for movement and good food, has carved out a strong reputation among his colleagues through his inspiring dance activities and his deep commitment to the party catering business. That’s why we really don’t want to let him go into his well-deserved—yet far too early—retirement.

“We’d like to thank you for your work in the sports department,” said Bernd Holly, and he was relieved to announce, “that Fido will be staying with us a little longer to work in the catering service.”

The English Department, led by Nicole Hohm, paid tribute to their colleague with an elaborate, heartfelt, and enthusiastic performance. Wearing “Fido wigs,” the members performed several skits under the theme “International Fido Day” and were rewarded with enthusiastic applause. Of course, later on, all the colleagues had to rise from their seats and, following Fido’s instructions, join him in a lively performance in a circle—which, naturally, they did willingly.

 

New Teachers for the start of the school year

As sad as the Steinmühle faculty was to see their departing colleagues leave, there was still cause for celebration. That’s because, in turn, René Schulenberg and Michael Schmidt will be joining the teaching staff starting next school year. While René Schulenberg has come from just a short distance away at another high school in Marburg, Michael Schmidt is transferring to the “Mühle” from Frankenberg.

An experienced teacher will be joining the boarding school team. Heidi Kesting will be supporting the team at the Bremerhaus.

The contributions of Oleg Koch, the Steinmühle caretaker, should not be underestimated; following his colleague’s departure, he has recently been handling all the work entirely on his own. Starting in August, he will have some help: Viktor Kreuz is the new addition to the team, and he will be responsible for maintenance work and much more.

We wish all our new employees a wonderful time at Steinmühlen!

13. July 2018
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Sports project days provided an opportunity to try out their favorite sports

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schülerinnen und schüler aus dem internat landschulheim steinmühle spielen tischtennis in der sporthalle in marburg, hessen

Just before summer break, things really picked up again at Steinmühle. During the sports project days on June 20 and 21, students had the chance to try out a sport they’d always wanted to learn. Project descriptions helped them choose the right activity. To facilitate overall organization, the young athletes had to list four different projects in their order of preference during the preparation phase. Not only was school sports coordinator Michael Neirich involved in the two days of sports, but practically the entire teaching staff as well.

Nearly 30 activities awaited the students—from American football to wakeboarding. Many of these took place outside Steinmühle. The beautiful weather made it easy to enjoy the activities, which, by their very nature, cannot take place indoors. The sports activities were organized in stages for students in grades 5 through 11.

 

A Thank-You at a Barbecue

The Steinmühlen students could choose from: American football, badminton, ballet for everyone, basketball, beach volleyball, bridge, cheerleading, bike tour (with the option of an overnight stay), fencing, field hockey, fitness workshop, Frisbee, training & mobility, soccer for boys, soccer for girls, geocoaching, golf, judo, karate, climbing, mountain biking, Rhönrad, rowing, squash and fitness, tennis, table tennis, wakeboarding, and hiking.

On the afternoon of the second day of the event, Steinmühle showed its appreciation to the coaches from the partner clubs by hosting a joint barbecue. “A small token of our thanks for the great collaboration,” said Michael Neirich and the leadership team.

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10. July 2018
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Graduation Ceremony for Our High School Seniors

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The goal has been achieved; the high school diplomas are being handed out. Great joy dominates this day, but there’s always a touch of wistfulness as well. This year was no exception: A total of 74 high school graduates earned their general university entrance qualification at Steinmühle in 2018. During the graduation ceremony on June 16, the speakers paid tribute to this high-achieving class, which produced the highest average Abitur score in Steinmühle’s history. Furthermore, not a single student failed to pass the Abitur this school year.

Nevertheless, in his speech, Principal Björn Gemmer spoke of the “second chance as an important virtue.” No one should be stigmatized because of their failures: “Failure doesn’t have to be a bad thing.”

During the morning, which was hosted by Principal Bernd Holly at the microphone, Manfred Schwarz spoke as a parent representative. For him, that day marked the end of a 51-year history with Steinmühlen—including his parents’ time at the school, his own, and that of his five children. So it was no surprise that the themes of “gratitude” and “pride” were given special emphasis in his speech. Rosie Boebel and Gisela Opper represented the teaching staff with a vivid joint presentation. The event was accompanied by music from the upper school choir.

The photos show the entire graduating class as well as the individual tutorial groups and provide a glimpse of the numerous tributes and award ceremonies.

10. July 2018
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There were T-shirts and music at the reception for the new fifth graders

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Glückliche Schülerin aus der Schule & Internat Steinmühle auf dem Schulhof in Marburg, Hessen

Steinmühle welcomed the new students of the future 5th-grade classes with coffee and cake. The afternoon, spent together with parents and some members of the Steinmühle school community, provided an opportunity for everyone to get to know one another in a relaxed atmosphere. In particular, the teachers who will be serving as homeroom teachers for the 5th-grade classes in the upcoming 2018–19 school year introduced themselves.

To give everyone a chance to exercise their memory, Jasmine Weidenbach and Ilona Voigt-Laske, on behalf of the Steinmühlen Support Association, handed out T-shirts with the students’ names on them to all the students, which they were, of course, allowed to take home. In addition, a portrait photo was taken of each child to be used for their student ID.

Under the expert guidance of Andreas Jamin, the wind instrument class of this year’s fifth-grade cohort showcased the skills they had developed in just a few months, demonstrating just how far one can come on a wind instrument—even if they first picked it up last fall.

In terms of organization, Frank Wemme and Fido Wagler, along with other volunteers, were responsible for the success of the afternoon; their team of older students had, as always, taken care of the catering.

 

10. July 2018
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Second Place for Dustin Brömer at the U17 German Championships in Cologne

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He did a great job again: At the German U17 Youth Championships in Cologne this weekend, Steinmühlen’s up-and-coming talent Dustin Brömer took second place in the B final! RuS coach Martin “Stromi” Strohmenger commented: “He skated great, and it could have gone even better—if it weren’t for the very strange qualification format with three semifinals.”

Thursday got off to a strong start with a solid performance by the 16-year-old. Dustin won his heat and advanced directly to Saturday’s semifinals. “A very good race,” said RuS Chairman Dietrich Mägerlein, and the entire board was eager to see how things would unfold. In the semifinals, the rower finished in third place. This automatically qualified him to compete in the B final on Sunday, where he confidently secured second place on the podium.

“Dustin had another great race, with an amazing time,” Stromi said happily, adding, “He can be proud of himself.” The Steinmühlen rowing instructor and RuS coach also praised Joshua Benkow from the RuS coaching staff for his good work.

According to Stromi, Dustin will now take a well-deserved vacation. After the break, they’ll see how to proceed from there. He expressed his hope that Lasse Jacob would rejoin the team then. The RuS athlete, who had taken a break for health reasons, can also bring considerable strength to the rowing team.

2. July 2018
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Marburg Night Marathon: Steinmühle Back at the Starting Line with Five Relay Teams

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Despite it being vacation season, Steinmühle—competing for the sixth consecutive year—was able to field five relay teams at this year’s Marburg Night Marathon. Temperatures of a good 30 degrees made running conditions difficult, especially for the first runners, but this did not detract from the team’s overall performance or the spirit within the Steinmühle team. As a result, four of the five relay teams finished under the magic 4-hour mark. The strongest Steinmühle relay team was the eighth-grade group consisting of Robin Konnertz, Leonard Glock, Yasin Yilmaz, and guest runner Fabian Mankel, with a total time of 3:37:36 hours (41st place overall). The Steinmühle 1 relay team, consisting of Björn Gemmer, Frank Wemme, Marc Bepperling, and high school senior Lasse Roggenkamp, also put in a very impressive performance (42:00 minutes for the final 11-kilometer lap). Their time of 3:45:36 hours placed them 59th out of 167 relay teams that started. Unfortunately, Steinmühle running legend Andreas Heiske was unable to compete in this relay due to an injury, but he took care of the on-site logistics as usual. Thank you very much for that!

An overview of the Steinmühlen results:

41. Steinmühle 4: Robin Konnertz, Leonhard Glock, Yasind Yilmaz, Fabian Mankel (3:37:36 hours)
59. Steinmühle 1: Björn Gemmer, Frank Wemme, Marc Bepperling, Lasse Roggenkamp (3:45:36 hours)
60. Steinmühle 5: Tabitha Sell, Malte Schweitzer, Max Ritz, Adrian Hamel (3:45:53 hours)
88. Steinmühle 2: Jan Maye, Dirk Konnertz, Fynn Konnertz, Christiane Konnertz (3:58:09 hours)
152: Steinmühle 3: Julia Graf, Nicole Hohm, Claudia Natterer, Ines Vielhaben (4:38:00 hours)

2. July 2018
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“Houston, we’ve graduated from high school!”

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Report Card Ceremony at Steinmühle Boarding School / Social Service Award for Leon Sauer

A total of 12 students from Steinmühle Boarding School took their Abitur exams this year. This marked the successful conclusion of an exciting and, at times, nerve-wracking period for the entire boarding school class.

After the group photo session, the graduation ceremony continued with the presentation of diplomas in the Steinmühle Forum. Since the diploma ceremony is traditionally also used to honor the recipient of the Social Award for the entire Steinmühle graduating class, the focus of the morning was once again on the boarding school. Leon Sauer, who had spent six years at the Steinmühle boarding school, was awarded this prestigious prize. The reason for this was his strong social commitment and dedication to his fellow students. “Leon hauling schoolbooks for the whole class, … Leon moving furniture, boxes, and junk, Leon setting up for the fall festival, Leon setting up tents, Leon loading trailers, Leon as a dorm representative, as a member of the boarding school council…”—this is an excerpt from the high school graduate’s personal story, which boarding school director Nils Schwandt outlined later that day and which described the award winner’s personal dedication.

Following the ceremony, a festive champagne reception and dinner were held to bid farewell to the boarding school students. The three-course meal was enjoyed by the graduating seniors, their families, and the faculty, together with boarding school directors Anke Muszynski and Nils Schwandt.

Next, there was a personalized speech for each student. The teachers outlined each graduating student’s history and journey at the boarding school. A very emotional atmosphere developed during the speeches, and there were many tears on both sides. This made it clear to everyone in the hall just how close the bonds between those involved had become over the years. Some of the students had spent up to six years at the boarding school and had experienced an exciting and thrilling time there.

First Time Capsule Installed

For the first time this year, the graduating seniors at Steinmühle Boarding School installed a time capsule and buried it on the Lahn grounds. “The students plan to open it in 15 years at the fall festival,” reports boarding school director Anke Muszynski. The graduating seniors filled the time capsule with letters to one another and items that remind them of their time at the boarding school.

As a gift, the graduating seniors at Steinmühle Boarding School received a leather travel journal and a set of engraved cutlery. The cutlery is given every year, while the other gift changes. The fact that the changing gift turned out to be a travel journal was due to the boarding school’s internal graduation motto: “Houston, we have our high school diplomas!” The phrase, inspired by the legendary line from the Apollo 13 mission, was meant to symbolize that these young people are now embarking on their journey through life. The theme of travel and new beginnings ran through all the speeches.

The new high school graduates spent the evening at their prom, celebrating the start of this new chapter in their lives in style.

26. June 2018
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Do you have questions about the school?

School Administration & Management

Björn Gemmer & Dirk Konnertz
Phone: 06421 408-20

schule@steinmuehle.de

Do you have questions about the boarding school?

Boarding School Administration & Management

Anke Muszynski & Dirk Konnertz
Phone: 06421 408-0

internat@steinmuehle.de

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