Leibniz Gymnasium (St. Ingbert)
| Leibniz Gymnasium | |
|---|---|
| type of school | high school |
| founding | 1870 |
| address |
Koelle-Karmann-Strasse 33 |
| place | St. Ingbert |
| country | Saarland |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 49 ° 16 ′ 7 ″ N , 7 ° 6 ′ 7 ″ E |
| student | 750 |
| Teachers | 60 |
| management | Erik Brill |
| Website | www.leibniz-igb.de |
The Leibniz Gymnasium is a state high school in the Saarpfalz district . It is the largest in St. Ingbert and, as a UNESCO project school of education, is committed to international understanding and cooperation in all school and extracurricular areas.
Educational work
From the 8th grade onwards, the school offers the option of choosing between a modern language branch (focus on modern foreign languages, with Spanish as an additional foreign language) and a mathematical and scientific branch (focus on physics (written subject), chemistry and biology ).
Foreign language teaching
At the school, English is taught as the first foreign language from grade 5 , French as the second from grade 6 and, in the modern language branch, Spanish as an additional third foreign language from grade 8 . As part of a working group, there is also the option of acquiring the DELF language diploma in French .
Bilingual teaching
The Leibniz-Gymnasium provides in 8th grade tuition in geography and in grade 10 in the subject history in the English language.
Working groups
The school offers several working groups, including:
- various sports groups, for example athletics and volleyball,
- Computer science,
- Theatre,
- School band Leibniz-Rock Ensemble ,
- Lower School Choir The Singing and Swinging Leibniz Kids ,
- Student-teacher-parents Leibniz Choir ,
- Orchestra,
- School garden
- Latin
- art
- chemistry
- robotics
- UNESCO
- "InnoGrün" student cooperative
building
After the autumn vacation 2016, the old building was occupied again; Physics, biology, chemistry and music are now stationed there, and grades 10–12 are taught here. Old building ( 49 ° 16 ′ 20.1 ″ N , 7 ° 6 ′ 56.4 ″ E ). Directly next to the old building is the new building, in which grades 5–9 are taught. On the site of the former school gymnasium, there is now a new building in which the cafeteria, toilets and afternoon care are located.
Furnishing
In addition to the teachers' rooms and the classrooms, there are two biology halls, three physics halls, three chemistry halls, a gym that can be divided into three compartments, two visual arts halls, two music halls, a room for social sciences, a mediator room, three media rooms, a Workroom, a photo laboratory, two computer rooms, an internet meeting point, a bistro, an exercise room for the voluntary all-day school (FGTS), a homework room, a student library with a lending facility and a library for the FGTS.
IT equipment
The IT equipment includes around 45 networked computers with Internet (DSL) and intranet, an Internet meeting point with eight freely accessible computers, data projectors (mobile and permanently installed in several function rooms), mobile PC stations, scanners and printers. All rooms in the old building and the extension are networked and have internet access.
Partnerships
The Leibniz Gymnasium has a partnership with a school in Bulgaria. There are also regular bi-national encounters with French students, and there is also an exchange between Spain (Palencia).
particularities
- Internships in physics and chemistry
- Operating experience
- Use of alternative energies (solar panels for hot water and electricity)
- ecumenical school services
- Project "Lions Quest"
- School development group
- Student company funding system Leibniz-Gymnasium
- Shamrock project with advice for students, parents and teachers
- Afternoon care: Voluntary all-day school until 4 p.m. in own rooms
Former students
- Teresina Moscatiello (* 1975), director
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Statistics on the official website of the Leibniz Gymnasium . Retrieved November 29, 2012.
- ↑ Michael Beer: Leibniz boss gets construction experience , Saarbrücker Zeitung - website, September 9, 2014. Accessed September 13, 2014.
