Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen
| Carl Friedrich Gauß School in Hemmingen | |
|---|---|
| Plaza, main building and cafeteria of the CFGS | |
| type of school | Cooperative Comprehensive School |
| School number | 51007 |
| founding | 1973 |
| address |
High stage 4 |
| place | Hemmingen |
| country | Lower Saxony |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 52 ° 19 '36 " N , 9 ° 44' 38" E |
| carrier | City of Hemmingen |
| student | around 1500 |
| Teachers | around 150 |
| management | Gregor Ceylan (since January 1, 2019) |
| Website | cfg.school |
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The Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Schule Hemmingen ( CFGS Hemmingen for short ) is a cooperative comprehensive school in Hemmingen in the Hanover region . It is located in the district of Hemmingen-Westerfeld on the western edge of the Leineaue and in the immediate vicinity of the Ricklinger Kiesteiche . The school is named after the German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauß .
description
The partially integrated all-day school comprises the main school , secondary school and grammar school branches . There are two sports halls, an adjacent sports area and an indoor swimming pool, and the municipal youth center is in the immediate vicinity.
The sporting orientation of the Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Schule is a specialty. The school is an elite school of sport and has been a certified elite school of football since 2008 . Since September 1998 she has been working with the Lower Saxony Olympic Training Center in Hanover and founded a sports tutorial.
In 1996 the school initiated the first wind class in Lower Saxony . In the field of music and cultural education, there are also collaborations with the Lower Saxony State Theater Hanover , the Sprengel Museum Hanover and the Hanover University of Music, Theater and Media .
The Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Schule founded a competence center as part of the "Young people discover technology" campaign in cooperation with the Association of German Engineers . In 2009, the project was recognized as a selected location by the Germany - Land of Ideas initiative .
Personalities
Soccer:
- Sebastian Kehl (* 1980)
- Per Mertesacker (* 1984)
- Morten Jensen (* 1987)
- Christopher Avevor (* 1992)
- Niclas Füllkrug (* 1993)
- Sebastian Ernst (* 1995)
- Valmir Sulejmani (* 1996)
- Waldemar Anton (* 1996)
- Timo Königsmann (* 1997)
- Niklas Feierabend (1997-2016)
Athletics:
- Stephan Steding (* 1982)
- Imke Onnen (* 1994)
Judo:
- André Breitbarth (* 1990)
- Pauline Starke (* 1997)
tennis
- Syna Kayser (* 1990)
- Katharina Lehnert (* 1994)
Swim:
- Christin Zenner (* 1991)
- Angelina Köhler (* 2000)
Canoe racing:
- Sabrina Hering-Pradler (* 1992)
Handball
- Tina Wagenlader (* 1995)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Lower Saxony elite schools of sport. Deutscher Olympischer Sportbund eV, accessed on December 1, 2018 .
- ↑ Torsten Lippelt: Double occasion: KGS celebrates with Minister. Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung, September 8, 2018, accessed on January 15, 2019 .
- ↑ Sports tutorial. Sports area CFGS Hemmingen, accessed on September 16, 2019 .
- ↑ Music and cultural education - aesthetics. Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Schule Hemmingen, archived from the original on September 5, 2019 .
- ↑ Awards and competitions. Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Schule Hemmingen, archived from the original on September 5, 2019 .