Ernst Haeckel high school
| Ernst Haeckel high school | |
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| type of school | high school |
| founding | 1991 |
| address |
Kesselgrundstrasse 62-68 |
| place | Werder (Havel) |
| country | Brandenburg |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 52 ° 23 '24 " N , 12 ° 54' 42" E |
| carrier | City of Werder (Havel) |
| student | 629 Status: 2019 |
| Teachers | 53 |
| management | Martin Erdmann |
| Website | ehg-werder.de |
The Ernst-Haeckel-Gymnasium in Werder (Havel) , Brandenburg , was founded in August 1991. At the school named after Ernst Haeckel , pupils are taught in grades 5 to 12 ( Abitur after the 12th grade ).
History
In August 1991, classes began in the four-pass grades 7 and 8 in the old building of the expanded secondary school .
In 1993, on August 18, the foundation stone was laid for the first of the three construction phases of the new building. The laying of the foundation stone was accompanied by a demonstration against the threatened closure of their upper secondary schools in Lehnin and Ziesar.
Classes began on October 21, 1994 in the building of the first construction phase. The inauguration of the second construction phase was celebrated on June 3, 1999.
The Ernst-Haeckel-Gymnasium is one of 31 high schools in Brandenburg in which the establishment of a performance and gifted class (LuBK) was approved on the basis of the School Act passed on December 15, 2006. The 5th and 6th grades are the so-called LuBK classes.
On May 15, 2008 the foundation stone was laid for a new two-field gym, which was inaugurated on November 18, 2009. The old school building of the extended secondary school had previously been demolished in summer 2004.
Martin Erdmann has been the headmaster since February 1, 2018, replacing his long-term predecessor Jörg Ritter.
classes
The school has a wide range of offerings in the natural sciences, social sciences and artistic-linguistic areas. According to their interests, the students can decide for themselves which areas they want to deepen. In the compulsory elective area of grades 9 and 10, a wide range of compulsory elective courses is offered to enable this interest-based specialization. In the seminar course area in the upper level of the gymnasium, offers from all fields of activity are also submitted.
Fundamentally, the focus is on supporting and challenging the students. So z. E.g. the transition from elementary school to grammar school is made easier for some pupils through remedial instruction in grade 7. Likewise z. B. particularly talented pupils are addressed by the offer of the performance and talent classes. The various interests of the students are taken into account through the compulsory elective lessons. Many working groups (e.g. art, badminton and pop choir) and school competitions (e.g. Olympiads in the natural sciences and mathematics, youth debates and living antiquity) and projects also enrich the lessons.
In the performance and talent classes, the focus is on strengthening the independent learner and creating freedom for interest-based work.
From the school year 2021/2022, continuous bilingual lessons in the subjects of biology and history will be offered from grade 7. Further bilingual courses will be taught as early as the 2020/2021 school year with an optional compulsory subject.
Sporting successes
- School comparison in archery 2015
- Lenné Cup 2014 in Potsdam
- Badminton school team wins the state final and moves into the national final in 2014.
- Soccer team becomes district champion in 2012
- 3rd place for the athletes in Potsdam
- 3rd place in classes 7 and 8 as well as classes 9 and 10 for the EHG in the 2012 dragon boat race
- 1st place at the badminton state finals in competition class III
- 1st place at the Badminton Lenné Cup 2011
- Badminton 2nd place at the national finals 2011
- Badminton state final competition class III 2010
- Badminton state final competition class III 2008
- Badminton regional final competition class III 2008
- Badminton Lenné Cup 2007
- Badminton circuit final of competition class II 2007
- District champion in youth football trained for the 2006 Olympics
- 7th place in the federal finals of the rowers in youth training for the 2006 Olympics
- 2nd place in competition class III, 4th place in competition class II in the state finals badminton among youth trained for the 2006 Olympics
Partnerships
In November 2006, the Ernst-Haeckel-Gymnasium became the only school in Germany to enter into a partnership with the German Committee Mauthausen. This deals with the processing and remembrance of the events of the Mauthausen concentration camp .
Partner schools with which an exchange program takes place every year are located in:
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Denmark : Hjørring Gymnasium, Hjørring , since 1994 -
France : Brittany , since 2002
- Collège Edouard Quéau in Portsall
- Collège Pays des Abers in Lannilis
- Collège du Vizac in Guipavas
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New Zealand : Lynfield College, Auckland , since 2006 - Poland: II Liceum Ogólnokształcące im. św. Królowej Jadwigi, Siedlce, since 2019
free time activities
- Badminton AG
- Bio / Chemistry AG
- Debating AG
- Photo AG
- Homepage design
- Art AG
- Chess AG
- Schiffsmodellbau-AG
- School grounds design
- Volleyball club
- Odyssey of the Mind (OM): Odyssee of the Mind is about being creative and working as a team to design a theater piece.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Master data of the Ernst-Haeckel-Gymnasium. In: bildung-brandenburg.de. Bildungsserver Berlin-Brandenburg, August 5, 2019, accessed on April 2, 2020 .
- ↑ school management. In: ehg-werder.de. Retrieved April 2, 2020 .