All-day school Johannes Gutenberg
| All-day school Johannes Gutenberg | |
|---|---|
| type of school | Community school |
| place | Wolmirstedt |
| country | Saxony-Anhalt |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 52 ° 15 '0 " N , 11 ° 36' 53" E |
| student | 425 (2017/18) |
| management | Regine Albrecht |
| Website | www.jgschule.de |
The all-day school Johannes-Gutenberg is an offer school named after the inventor of the printing press Johannes Gutenberg . It is located in Wolmirstedt (near Magdeburg ) and teaches 425 students in 18 classes (as of 2017/18). It is directed by Regine Albrecht. The normal secondary school certificate, the improved extended secondary school certificate and, for the less able, a special secondary school certificate can be achieved.
School concept
The school concept is based on a student-oriented , democratic, dynamic principle that should be filled with life. So-called SPL lessons (self-organized, practical-oriented learning) take place in the third hours. These are divided into team SPL and core subject SPL.
- In the Team-SPL lessons, the students learn / work with up to six other students at a table and deal with different topics, such as: B. "Fit for the job". The teams each have 9 weeks to then present these topics. The teams have 4 hours every Thursday for these tasks.
- In the core subject SPL lessons, students do their homework . Each student receives an authorization card for the learning locations, such as B. the learning islands in the school yard, the corridor, the "red corner" or the cafeteria. These lessons take place every day (except Thursday) in the 3rd period.
Furthermore, with the new grade levels, it is now possible to complete the 13th school year and thus a full Abitur.
history
On September 1, 1981, 12 classes with a total of over 500 students, 32 teachers and 9 teachers moved into the school building. The gym was inaugurated in 1982. In 2004 the buildings were completely renovated. At the end of October 2005 the secretariat, the teachers' room and the director's room were completed. In September 2006, the 25th year of school inauguration was celebrated. In 2012 the new school gymnasium was completed and the old gymnasium will be converted into learning facilities in the future (2014).
Competitive successes
In 2010, the pupils at the Johannes Gutenberg all-day school won the “Alles Rechtens?” Pupil competition.
Awards
- 2008: Winner school of the competition “Show me your school” for all-day schools
- 2011: German School Prize “The Wolmirstedter Schule was awarded above all for how it manages to deal with the differences between children and young people. For years, all of the students have graduated there. One of the innovative concepts of the school is a daily phase of self-organized learning. "
- 2012: Reference school "Copying allowed" for collegial learning
Web links
- Report on the German School Prize 2011 on stern.de
- Laudation: Johannes Gutenberg all-day school, Wolmirstedt (German School Prize 2011)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Wolmirstedter win the school competition “Alles Rechtens?” ( Memento from January 6, 2013 in the web archive archive.today ), June 9, 2010
- ↑ All -day schools receive prizes for participation projects ( Memento from May 29, 2008 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ http://www.ganztaegig-lernen.de/Blick%20zur%C3%BCck/Wettbewerb%202007/2008/wie-man-schulen-zum-glaenzen-bringt
- ↑ German School Prize 2011
- ↑ Education Minister congratulates Wolmirstedter secondary school on great success in the competition "German School Prize"