Elite school of sport
Elite School of Sport is a predicate that through the Olympic German Sports Federation is awarded (DOSB) on educational institutions dedicated to the promotion of competitive sports in cooperation with school and residential focus. The predicate is awarded for a four-year period ( Olympic cycle ). Each facility is linked to an Olympic base .
definition
“ An elite school of sport is a support institution that guarantees conditions in the cooperative association of competitive sport, school and living so that talented young athletes can prepare for future top performance in sport while maintaining their school education opportunities. "
recognition
The status is recognized by the working group “Elite Schools of Sports” upon application. After the four-year period has expired, the existing elite schools will be reviewed and their status will be reappointed or revoked. The working group is made up of one representative from each of the following institutions: DOSB / Competitive Sports Division (Chair), Sparkassen Finance Group, Conference of Ministers of Education (Commission Sports), Conference of Sports Ministers (Committee "Competitive Sports" of the Conference of Sports Speakers), the German Sports Aid Foundation and one other member of the DOSB.
These excellent funding institutions can be schools as well as boarding schools and their associations. There are currently 43 institutions in total with 108 secondary schools, secondary schools, comprehensive schools and grammar schools. 29 schools specialize in summer sports and seven in winter sports. Another seven schools have cross-departmental focal points.
The granting of this status is intended to maintain or improve the conditions at the elite schools that enable talented young athletes to prepare for future top performance in sport while preserving their educational opportunities at school. For the implementation in the individual federal states, the DOSB works closely with regional team leaders. These are determined and coordinated by the Olympic Training Centers (OSP). The main financial sponsor of the elite sports schools is the Sparkassen Finanzgruppe. Most of the successor institutions of the children's and youth sports schools in the GDR now have the status of an “elite school of sports”.
However, the framework conditions cannot prevent an evaluation study from establishing that each of the actors involved viewed the school from their own point of view and that “there are different views between the actors with regard to the concrete implementation measures within the quality areas”. This means that the schools' potential is not being used.
Requirement for recognition
The working group checks the following six criteria:
- Conditions for athletic training
- Coordination and management of the time budget
- regional and supra-regional effects
- Coordination and organizational structure
- overall pedagogical concepts under competitive sporting aspects
- sporting and educational successes
successes
Around 11,500 talents will be promoted at the 43 elite sports schools in 2019. At the Olympic Games in London 2012 , 27 percent of the German participants were current or former students of elite schools, at the Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang 2018 it was 52 percent.
schools
Locations of the elite schools of sport:
- Eliteschule des Sports Altenberg : "Glückauf" -Gymnasium Dippoldiswalde / Altenberg , Oberschule Geising
- Elite school of sports Berchtesgaden : CJD Christophorusschulen Berchtesgaden (boarding school with grammar school, secondary school, elementary and middle school)
- Elite School of Sports Berlin : School and competitive sports center Berlin .
Merged from the Werner-Seelenbinder-Schule ( Sportforum ) and the Coubertin-Gymnasium (European Sports Park) - Elite school of sports Berlin: Flatow Oberschule
- Elite School of Sports Berlin: Sports school in the Olympiapark Poelchau school
- Elite school of sports Bochum : Sports boarding school Bochum-Wattenscheid with the partner schools Hellwegschule , Pestalozzi-Realschule, Maria Sibylla Merian-Gesamtschule and Märkische Schule
- Elite School of Sports Bonn : Bonn sports boarding school with the partner school Tannenbusch-Gymnasium
- Elite school of sports in Chemnitz : Sports high school in Chemnitz, sports high school in Chemnitz
- Elite school of sports Cottbus : Lausitzer Sportschule Cottbus
- Elite School of Sports Dresden : Sports High School Dresden
- Elite School of Sports Erfurt : Pierre-de-Coubertin-Gymnasium
- Elite School of Sports Essen : Sports boarding school in Essen with the partner schools Helmholtz-Gymnasium and Elsa-Brändström-Realschule
- Elite School of Sports Frankfurt am Main : Carl von Weinberg School
- Elite School of Sports Frankfurt (Oder) : Sports School Frankfurt (Oder)
- Eliteschule des Sports Freiburg : Sports boarding school Freiburg with the partner schools Staudinger Gesamtschule, Max-Weber-Schule and Rotteck-Gymnasium
- Elite school of sport Furtwangen : Ski boarding school Furtwangen with the partner schools Robert-Gerwig-Schule and Otto-Hahn-Gymnasium
- Elite School of Sports Halle : Halle sports schools with Halle sports high school and secondary sports school
- Elite School of Sports Hamburg : Elementary and district school Alter Teichweg
- Elite School of Sports Heidelberg : Helmholtz-Gymnasium , Willy-Hellpach-Schule, Johannes-Kepler-Realschule
- Elite School of Sports Hanover : Sports boarding school Hanover with the partner schools Humboldt School and Carl Friedrich Gauß School (Cooperative Comprehensive School Hemmingen)
- Elite School of Sports Jena : Sports high school "Johann Christoph Friedrich GutsMuths"
- Elite school of sports in Kaiserslautern : Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium
- Elite School of Sports Karlsruhe : Otto Hahn Gymnasium
- Elite School of Sports Klingenthal : Ski Sports Gymnasium Klingenthal
- Elite School of Sports Koblenz : Gymnasium on the Karthauser
- Elite School of Sports Leipzig : State Gymnasium for Sports Leipzig , Sports High School Leipzig
- Elite school of sports Leverkusen : District Administrator Lucas-Gymnasium
- Elite school of sports Luckenwalde : Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Oberschule
- Elite school of sports Magdeburg : Sports high school Magdeburg
- Elite School of Sports Mannheim : Ludwig-Frank-Gymnasium, Integrated Comprehensive School Mannheim-Herzogenried
- Elite School of Sports Munich : Gymnasium Munich-North
- Elite School of Sports Neubrandenburg : Sports High School Neubrandenburg
- Elite School of Sports Nuremberg : Bertolt Brecht School
- Elite school of sports Oberhof : Oberhof sports high school
- Elite school of sports in Oberstdorf : Gertrud-von-le-Fort-Gymnasium
- Elite School of Sports Oberwiesenthal : Elite School of Winter Sports Oberwiesenthal
- Elite School of Sports Potsdam : Sports School Potsdam "Friedrich Ludwig Jahn"
- Elite school of sports Rostock : CJD Jugenddorf-Christophorusschule Rostock
- Elite school of sports Saarbrücken : Gymnasium am Rotenbühl
- Elite School of Sports Schwerin : Sports High School Schwerin
- Elite School of Sports Stuttgart : Johann Friedrich von Cotta School, Linden Realschule, Schickhardt Gymnasium , Wirtemberg Gymnasium
- Elite school of sports Tauberbischofsheim : Full / partial boarding school "Model Tauberbischofsheim" of the federal base Tauberbischofsheim with the partner schools Matthias-Grünewald-Gymnasium , commercial school Tauberbischofsheim , industrial school, Riemenschneider-Realschule and Pestalozzi-Werkrealschule
- Elite school of sports Winterberg / Willingen : Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium Winterberg, Uplandschule Willingen
Other elite schools
There are also comparable institutions in other European countries, for example the Topsport Talent Schools in the Netherlands , while in Scandinavia the separation of young top athletes is avoided.
Similar institutions of the German Football Association are the elite football schools .
Awards
Every year one of the schools is named “Elite School of the Year”.
Since 2009, three “ Elite Sports Students ” have been awarded prizes for their athletic and academic achievements as well as exemplary behavior.
Web links
swell
- ↑ Definition ( memento of July 11, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) on the DOSB website
- ^ S. Creutzburg, V. Scheid: Quality development at partner schools of competitive sports. Hofmann, Schorndorf 2014, ISBN 978-3-7780-3227-5 , p. 141.
- ^ Arnd Krüger : Sports schools. Performance sports 45 (2015) 6, pp 34-35.