Lusatian Sports School Cottbus
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| type of school | All day school |
| founding | 1954 |
| place | cottbus |
| country | Brandenburg |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 51 ° 44 '26 " N , 14 ° 20' 32" E |
| student | > 500 |
| Teachers | 72 |
| management | Wolfgang Neubert |
| Website | www.sportschule-cottbus.de |
The Lausitzer Sportschule Cottbus is a sport - oriented all - day school , an elite school of sport and became the first elite school of football in 2006 . It belongs to the Brandenburg Olympic Training Center. The school was opened in 1954 as a children's and youth sports school (KJS) in Forst (Lausitz) . In 1975 she moved to a newly built building in Cottbus .
The school offers the following sports: BMX , soccer (men), gymnastics (men), athletics , handball (men), cycling , trampoline gymnastics , volleyball (women) and disabled sports.
Olympic champions such as Karin Janz (horse jump and uneven bars, 1972), Rosemarie Ackermann (high jump, 1976), Lothar Thoms (1000 m time trial), Lutz Heßlich (sprint, 1980 and 1988), Karsten Brannasch (four-man bobsleigh, 1994), Olaf Pollack (4000 m team pursuit, 2000) and Robert Harting (discus throw, 2012) and other successful participants in World and European Championships as well as the Olympic Games attended this school.
Demonstrations at the school's 60th anniversary
Plastic "Children on the climbing frame" in front of Jürgen von Woyski's school
