Anno high school

Anno high school
The Anno-Gymnasium in March 2020
type of school	high school
School number	167241
founding	1593/1594
address	Zeithstrasse 186-188
place	Siegburg
country	North Rhine-Westphalia
Country	Germany
Coordinates	50 ° 48 '14 "  N , 7 ° 13' 17"  E Coordinates: 50 ° 48 '14 "  N , 7 ° 13' 17"  E
carrier	City of Siegburg
student	about 1,200
Teachers	about 90
management	Sebastian Kaas
Website	www.anno-gymnasium-su.de

The Anno-Gymnasium is a municipal high school ; the district town of Siegburg has been the sponsor since 1974 . The school was founded as a Latin school in 1593/1594 .

Projects

The Anno-Gymnasium offers exchange programs with France, Italy, Turkey, the USA and Japan, among others. The following projects and working groups also exist:

• Japanese
• Greek
• First aid
• environment
• Internet AG
• Film AG
• Keyboard course
• Legal studies
• Sports helper
• Theater AG
• Choir AG
• Instrumental AG
• Anno band
• Arbitrator
• India help
• chess
• Foreign language certificates CAE + DELF

There are also sports projects such as:

• Advanced course in sport
• Health education in grades 8 and 9
• Sports clubs as cooperation partners
• AG program with: climbing, rowing, cycling, karate, badminton, athletics, swimming, soccer, basketball

School as a state

As the first school in North Rhine-Westphalia, the Anno-Gymnasium carried out the three-day project "School as State" in June 2015. In order to make democratic, constitutional and market-based structures understandable, students and teachers were given equal opportunities to become citizens of the simulated state. This gave them - within the framework of a self-drafted constitution - the right to vote, had to take over a job or set up a company and thus tried to project their economic success in the state's own currency. The venture was financed by local sponsors. Towards the end, Elisabeth Winkelmeier-Becker , member of the Bundestag, visited the "State".

Pupils

• Joseph Hermann Mohr (1834–1892), composer
• Josef Müller (1875–1945), folklorist
• Wolfgang Overath (* 1943), footballer
• Günter Ollenschläger (* 1951), internist and medical theorist
• Günter Assenmacher (* 1952), official of the dioceses of Cologne, Limburg and Essen
• Jürgen Becker (* 1953), former State Secretary D.
• Tom Buhrow (* 1958), journalist and artistic director (WDR)
• Peter Kurth (* 1960), former Senator for Finance D.
• Karl Jüsten (* 1961), prelate
• Bruno Kurth (* 1962), Dean
• Achim Berg (* 1964), manager
• Katja Schwiglewski (* approx. 1964), radio presenter (WDR 3)
• Ralf Forsbach (* 1965), historian
• Athina Lexutt (* 1966), church historian
• Georg Bitter (* 1968), lawyer
• Alexander Neu (* 1969), member of the Bundestag
• Melanie Amann (* 1978), journalist (Der Spiegel)
• Danilo Wiebe (* 1994), footballer

literature

• 400 years of the Anno-Gymnasium: from the municipal Latin school to the Anno-Gymnasium [1597–1997]. Anno-Gymnasium (Siegburg), Rheinlandia-Verlag, Siegburg 1997, ISBN 3-931509-39-7
• Heinrich Bauer (Red.): From the royal grammar school to the municipal anno grammar school Siegburg 1886–1986: Festschrift for the 100th anniversary. City Anno-Gymnasium Siegburg, Siegburg 1986

Web links

• Website of the Anno-Gymnasium. 

Individual evidence

1. ↑ school management. In: www.anno-gymnasium-su.de. Retrieved April 3, 2020 . 
2. ↑ - Anno-Gymnasium. In: District town of Siegburg. Retrieved May 23, 2016 . 
3. ↑ Johannes Schmitz: Students found their own state , ksta.de, April 2, 2014, last accessed on November 13, 2016
4. ^ Felix Reinhardt: Small Germany - School as State. (No longer available online.) In: www.kleindeutschland.eu. Archived from the original on March 31, 2016 ; accessed on May 23, 2016 .