Kamen comprehensive school
| Kamen comprehensive school | |
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| type of school | Comprehensive school |
| School number | 194487 |
| founding | 1969 |
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| place | Came |
| country | North Rhine-Westphalia |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 51 ° 35 ′ 20 " N , 7 ° 40 ′ 38" E |
| student | 1328 (Oct 15, 2015) |
| Teachers | 102 (Oct 15, 2015) |
| management | Frank Stewen |
| Website | www.habenschule-kamen.de |
The comprehensive school Kamen is a comprehensive school in Kamen in the eastern Ruhr area . The school is currently attended by over 1,300 students who are taught by more than 100 teachers . The upper level has around 300 students.
history
In 1969 the school started operations. Due to the high number of students, a new building was built shortly after the comprehensive school opened, with space for around 3800 students . Thus the comprehensive school Kamen was the largest integrated comprehensive school in Germany . A short time after moving into the new building, however, the school was divided into two independent comprehensive schools. The Carlo Schmid Comprehensive School and the Hermann Ehlers Comprehensive School were established , and from then on they shared the building. After the establishment of the Fridtjof-Nansen-Realschule and the municipal secondary school in Kamen , the two comprehensive schools were merged again into one school. The secondary school then moved into part of the building.
Language lessons
Offered German , English , French , Latin , and in high school Spanish .
From 7th grade is bilingual teaching in specialized English offered. In the fifth and sixth grades, students who have chosen the bilingual branch have additional English lessons. In the upper level, bilingual lessons in history and social sciences can be chosen in English.
Secondary level I.
The lower secondary level is currently attended by over 1000 students and comprises grades 5 to 10.
Instead of the natural science subjects physics, chemistry and biology, the natural sciences subject is taught in grades 5 and 6.
From the 6th grade and from the 8th grade, differentiation courses must be taken in the elective area.
As usual for comprehensive schools, there is the FE / GA system .
Music classes
A special feature of the comprehensive school Kamen is that special music classes are offered. This means that all class members play at least one instrument and that there is a class orchestra , music lessons with orchestral wind instruments and a rhythm section, and a combination of orchestral and instrumental lessons .
Although most students play one wind instrument, playing another instrument is possible in the music class.
Mastering an instrument is a small advantage, but it is by no means necessary. An instrument can also be learned in music class.
Secondary level II
Many students at the Kamen Comprehensive School attend the upper level of the Kamen Comprehensive School after completing grade 10. It also receives growth from students from surrounding secondary schools and secondary schools. The upper level of the comprehensive school in Kamen is currently attended by around 300 students.
Advanced courses
Advanced courses can be selected in the following subjects:
- biology
- German
- English
- Educational Science (Pedagogy)
- art
- mathematics
- Social sciences
- Geography
More courses
A practical instrument course or literature in qualification phase 1 can be taken as a substitute for art or music.
Specialization subjects complement the compulsory subjects in the introductory phase. They are offered every two hours in German, mathematics and English and serve to strengthen the basic skills in these core subjects. In qualification phase 2, they serve as preparation for one of the high school subjects German, mathematics or English.
The so-called project courses are offered as two-hour courses in qualification phase 1. They relate to one (or two interdisciplinary subjects) taken in the qualification phase (either the 2nd advanced course or history as a reference subject).
degrees
The comprehensive school in Kamen offers the following qualifications:
- Secondary school leaving certificate after year 9 or 10
- Technical college entrance qualification (Mittlere Reife) after class 10
- Technical college entrance qualification (Fachabitur) after qualification phase 1
- General higher education entrance qualification (Abitur)
Awards
The Kamen Comprehensive School has received numerous awards, including the following awards:
- Seal of quality for school and work
- School of the future
- School without racism - school with courage
- Elite school of football
Known students
- Oliver Kaczmarek (* 1970), politician, member of the German Bundestag
- Sabine Heinrich (* 1976), radio and television presenter
Web links
Individual evidence
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