Findorff secondary school in Bremervörde
| Findorff secondary school in Bremervörde | |
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| type of school | secondary school |
| founding | 1963 |
| address |
Birkenweg 2 |
| place | Bremervörde |
| country | Lower Saxony |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 53 ° 28 '45 " N , 9 ° 8' 18" E |
| carrier | City of Bremervörde |
| student | 503 (November 2013) |
| Teachers | 31 |
| management | Bettina Paquet (acting school management), Marion Pagel (vice-principal) |
| Website | www.realschule-bremervoerde.de |
The Findorff-Realschule Bremervörde is a junior high school in Bremervörde in Rotenburg (Wümme) in Lower Saxony .
The origins of the school go back to the 15th century. The students come from Bremervörde and the surrounding villages of Spreckens , Hesedorf , Iselersheim , Elm , Bevern , Ebersdorf , Alfstedt , Minstedt , Nieder Ochtenhausen , Hönau-Lindorf , Mehedorf , Gnarrenburg , Basdahl and Plönjeshausen . Around 55% of students are transported to school by bus.
history
The Latin and Rector School
The roots of the Realschule lie in the Latin School , which according to records was founded in 1567 after the introduction of the Reformation in the Archdiocese of Bremen . In 1770 the rector's school, which had already been rebuilt, was expanded to include the so-called cantor school, in which school beginners and pupils who did not take part in Latin and French classes were taught. As a result of strong changes in the number of pupils, the school composition was often changed in the following years.
The Findorff Middle School
The Findorff Middle School was founded in 1926 and emerged from the Latin School and later the Rector School. During the Second World War , classes had to be suspended on March 15, 1945 due to the arrival of refugees from the East and local threats of war. He was resumed on September 10th of the same year.
On March 24, 1959, the city of Bremervörde decided to build a new middle school. The foundation stone was laid on August 28, 1961. The first construction phase cost around 2.5 million German marks , which was subsidized by Lower Saxony and the Federal Ministry of Defense and was officially opened on June 12, 1963. Since then, the school has borne the name of the bog colonizer Jürgen Christian Findorff . The number of pupils did not exceed 472 between 1944 and 1963.
Headmaster of the Findorff Middle School from 1899–1962
| time | current headmaster |
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| 1899: | Alves |
| 1908: | Meyer |
| 1910: | Fittschen |
| 1919: | Kambach (representation) |
| 1920: | Huth |
| 1935: | Georg Stadtlander (representative) |
| 1936: | Hermann Eggert |
| 1945: | Rudolf Xylander (representative) |
| 1949: | Hermann Eggert |
| 1962: | Ernst Dierking |
The Findorff secondary school
The Findorff-Realschule was founded in 1963 and emerged from the Findorff-Mittelschule. Today it is part of the Bremen school center or complex, which includes the Engeo elementary school, the secondary school, the secondary school, the grammar school and the vocational schools. The school authority is the city of Bremervörde.
The school building
The school building consists of the building of the former orientation level , OS for short, on Gnarrenburger Straße and the associated secondary school building in the style of the sixties on Birkenweg. In the inner courtyard there is a large playground with a football field , two trampolines , several seating areas and table tennis tables . In the northeast, next to the bicycle racks, opposite the main entrance, there is a wooded area in which a football field has also been created. There is also the sports hall used by the school. On the south side, there are bus stops for school transport along the Birkenweg . To the west of the school building is the sports field, which is used by all schools in the Bremen school center.
In the late 1960s , a construction flaw was discovered on the four-story tower that housed the science classrooms. The tower was then torn down.
Educational work, equipment and offers
- The foreign languages English and French are taught at the Findorff Realschule . Special lessons such as handicrafts , technology , housekeeping , textile design and computer science are given as an optional course, or WPK for short, for non-participating students during foreign language lessons.
- The school regularly takes part in youth training for the Olympics .
- The school was the third winner of the state decision in Lower Saxony by youth trained for the Olympic Games in football.
- Working groups such as B. offered a theater or garden group.
School degrees
The following school qualifications can be obtained at the Findorff-Realschule :
- Extended secondary school qualification (entitles to attend a vocational high school or the upper level of a general high school)
- Secondary qualification I - "Realschule qualification" (entitles you to attend a vocational school and a technical college )
- Secondary school leaving certificate (entitles you to attend a vocational school)
Secondary level 1 campus
According to plans by the city of Bremervörde, a new primary school is to be opened on the premises of the secondary school in 2016. Following the construction, the Sek-1 campus will be realized near the secondary school, which provides for two three- to four-story buildings with an area of around 4,000 square meters to unite the secondary and secondary school. The “class house” should accommodate the classrooms, while the “campus house” should provide space for the administration, cafeteria , auditorium and library . The project currently envisages costs of around 17 million euros.
Trivia
Support association
The Friends of the Findorff Realschule Bremervörde eV supports the school with financial means for purchases and events. The association is financed through donations from parents.
literature
- Rector's School and Middle School Bremervörde: School Chronicle I. 1936/1937.
- Middle and Realschule Bremervörde: School Chronicle II. 1969/1970.
- Teaching staff of the Bremervörde Middle School: Festschrift for the inauguration of the new building of the Findorff Middle School Bremervörde. 1963.
Individual evidence
- ^ The school management of the Findorff Realschule. Retrieved May 14, 2019 .
- ↑ a b Information and history of the Findorff secondary school in Bremervörde ( Memento of the original from November 13, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Festschrift for the inauguration of the new building of the Findorff-Mittelschule Bremervörde by the teaching staff of the Findorff-Mittelschule
- ↑ Article about the middle school by Helmut Meyer in: Bremervörder yearbook 2002 published by Bremervörde culture and home district
- ^ Bremervörde newspaper: Sek-1-Campus in Bremervörde ( Memento from November 13, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ Bremervörde market square: Sek-I-Campus in the Bremervörde school center
