Lise Meitner High School (Leverkusen)
Lise Meitner High School | |
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type of school | high school |
School number | 165013 |
founding | 1923 |
address |
Am Stadtpark 50 |
place | Leverkusen-Wiesdorf |
country | North Rhine-Westphalia |
Country | Germany |
Coordinates | 51 ° 2 ′ 3 ″ N , 7 ° 0 ′ 1 ″ E |
carrier | City of Leverkusen |
student | 1172 (as of 2015/16) |
Teachers | 103 (as of 2015/16) |
management | Stefan Thielen |
Website | www.lise-meitner-schule.de |
The Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium is a five-class municipal school in the Wiesdorf district of Leverkusen . Since the 2009/2010 school year , it has been the city's first high school to be expanded into an all-day school. It is named after the nuclear physicist Lise Meitner .
Together with the Realschule Am Stadtpark , the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium used the listed building of the former Carl-Duisberg-Gymnasium until 2016 . The actual main part of the facility is located about 500 m away.
history
The Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium was founded in 1923 as the “Höhere Mädchenschule Wiesdorf”, in 1969 it was renamed “Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium - new language high school for boys and girls with a social science high school for girls and a high school for women's education”. For the first time, boys were also able to attend this school. In 2000 she was visited by the former Federal Chancellor Gerhard Schröder . The last major changes to the school concept were the introduction of the full day, the double-hour principle, the teacher's room principle and free study times.
time | event |
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1923 | Founding of the Wiesdorf Higher Girls' School (initially as part of the middle school) |
1925 | Affiliation to the Realgymnasium |
1928 | Inauguration of the new building of the Realgymnasium (today's building of the Realschule am Stadtpark / formerly CD-Gymnasium) |
1929 | Recognition as a lyceum |
1933 | first matriculation examination at the municipal high school |
1934 | additional establishment of a women's high school |
1945 | Reopening of the secondary school for girls as a modern language college (including the women's secondary school) |
1959 | Start of the partnership with the leprosy station Mwena / Tanzania |
1960 | Completion of the first building wing on the street Am Stadtpark (the glass window by Georg Meistermann in the stairwell of the first building wing is the starting point of an article by Ingeborg Schwenke-Runkel in the Leverkusener Anzeiger about the building history of the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium.) On the site of the former stadium am Stadtpark (former home of Bayer 04 Leverkusen ) |
1965 | additional introduction of a social science branch |
1968 | Introduction of co-education |
1969 | Renaming of the “Städt. Modern language and social science girls' grammar school with grammar school for women's education "in" Lise Meitner grammar school - modern language grammar school for boys and girls with social science grammar school for girls and with grammar school for women's education " |
1971 | De-typing of the intermediate level: Introduction of the differentiated grammar school intermediate level |
1972 | additional introduction of an educational science branch (instead of the women's high school), foundation of the friends' association |
1973 | Celebration of the 50th anniversary of the school, de-typing of the upper level: introduction of the differentiated high school upper level |
1976 | Completion of the extension |
1984 | Founding of the One World Circle eV |
1986 | Opening of the One World Café Beginning of the partnership with the Colegio San Luis in the Leverkusen twin city Chinandega / Nicaragua, beginning of the internal school reform: introduction of free work |
1987 | Opening of the LISE gallery |
1988 | systematic development of a central student-teacher library (today the LISE library) |
1989-1992 | Admission of 90 children from ethnic German families (60 of these students finish their school years with the Abitur) |
1997-2002 | Participation in the “Schule & Co” school trial run by the Bertelsmann Foundation: systematic continuation of the internal school reform (independent learning, method training, opening of schools, participation within the school) |
2000 | Federal Chancellor Gerhard Schröder visits the school |
2001 | Conclusion of a cooperation agreement with Sparkasse Leverkusen |
2002 | Conclusion of a cooperation agreement with Dynamit Nobel (today: Novasep) |
2004 | Conclusion of a cooperation agreement with the Metro SB wholesale market in Leverkusen |
2006 | Participation in the school evaluation project SEIS of the Bertelsmann Foundation, participation in the evaluation project "School system and culture of the individual school" (focus: science teaching), admission (in the status of the eligibility) to the association mathematical-scientific excellence center in schools (MINT-EC) |
2007 | Introduction of the "teacher-specialist room concept" and the "partial full day" model |
2008 | Conclusion of a cooperation agreement with the Pestalozzi School in Leverkusen, cooperation agreement with the Haus Rheinpark senior center, cooperation agreement with the Bayer Leverkusen Association for Canoeing, decision by the school conference to introduce the full-time system from the 2009/10 school year, start of the core renovation measures in wing 1 |
2009 | Acceptance as a project school in the research and development program PARS, a research project of the international graduate school Education and Capabilities of TU Dortmund University and Bielefeld University. Award of the career choice-SIEGEL by the NRW-Netzwerk Berufswahl-SIEGEL, conclusion of a cooperation agreement with the Arbeiterwohlfahrt (AWO), district association Leverkusen as part of the introduction of all-day lessons, conclusion of cooperation agreements with the sports clubs RTHC Bayer Leverkusen and TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen, conclusion of a Cooperation agreement with the Leverkusen Music School, conclusion of a cooperation agreement with the VHS Leverkusen, start of all-day lessons for the pupils of the new grade 5, anniversary: 50 years of support for Tanzania - 25 years of the one-world circle |
2010 | Completion of the core renovation measures in section 1 (administration, specialist rooms: physics, chemistry, music), start of construction work in section 3 (construction of a cafeteria including leisure rooms for all-day classes) and the renovation of the break hall. Together with 30 other selected all-day high schools, the LMG will be included in the project “All in - with more all-day future”. This joint project of the Mercator Foundation, the Institute for School Development Research Dortmund (IFS) and the Ministry for Schools and Further Education provides scientific support and support for all-day school development. Implementation of the (first) quality analysis by the Cologne District Government. Introduction of a new time structure: lessons in double lessons (90-minute intervals), timetables for A and B weeks. Conclusion of a cooperation agreement with the Junge Theater Leverkusen. |
2011 | Completion of the new cafeteria and completion of the break room renovation / inauguration as part of a culture night. Successful recertification as a MINT-EC school. Conclusion of a cooperation agreement with the Leverkusen City Library. Admission to the nationwide “BUDDY” program to promote social, emotional and cognitive skills, conclusion of a cooperation agreement with the youth welfare office of the city of Leverkusen. Creation of a school-specific concept for school social work / hiring and starting work for the first social pedagogue. |
2012 | Successful recertification of the career choice seal. Signing of the cooperation agreement with Barmer / GEK. Conversion of the anteroom of the Lise gallery into a bistro to expand the food offer. Equipping the break hall with new, attractive seating. |
2013 | Celebration of the 90th anniversary of the school with a project week, the event "We are Lise" and a big summer party on the school premises. The "double year" successfully leaves the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium with the Abitur. The Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium is now a [G8] -Gymnasium throughout. |
2014 | After two years of development and planning, the new website of the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium is activated. Wolfram Schrimpf becomes the new headmaster of the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium. |
2016 | The side building (part of the former Carl-Duisberg-Gymnasium) is moving to makeshift classes on the site of the main building as part of a building reorganization within Leverkusen, so that all classrooms and specialist rooms are now united in one location. |
2016 | First award "Media Scout School NRW" |
2017 | Development and introduction of the mission statement "Courageous - With Ideas - Together - Lise" |
2018 | Relaunch of the school website / awarding of the title “School without Racism - School with Courage” / School conference decides that the school will return to G9. |
2019 | Stefan Thielen becomes the new headmaster. |
MINT EC
The LMG belongs to the Association of Mathematical and Scientific Excellence Centers (MINT EC), as it is characterized by outstanding performance. That is why the LMG places particular emphasis on the subjects of mathematics and computer science as well as physics, biology and chemistry. The focus is on taking part in competitions, offering after-school courses (modules), projects in the MINT area, workshops for students and teachers, and excursions to learning locations outside of school.
Career choice seal
In March 2009 the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium received the seal of choice for a career. This has since been recertified several times. The seal distinguishes schools with an above-average range and commitment to study and career choice.
Media scout school NRW
The Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium is one of the first media scouts schools in North Rhine-Westphalia to be certified in the 2016/17 school year and have since been recertified. Media scouts are schoolchildren who acquire knowledge on the subject of media and the safe handling of media in internal and external training courses and pass it on to younger and same-age classmates.
Promotion of the gifted: MINT FC
The MINT research club (MINT-FC) has existed at the school since 2010. For two teaching hours per week, particularly gifted science students are exempted from teaching and meet in the science rooms in wing 1 to work independently on science projects. As part of the MINT-FC, the students also take part in competitions. Previous successes were z. B. the entry into the second round of the physics competition "Fuel Cell Box 2010/11". The students received the "Fuel Cell Box" to continue working, which will be available to the school after the competition and thus enrich the lessons.
Music revolving door model
Talented pupils * who learn an instrument at the cooperation partner Music School Leverkusen can “skip” one hour per week from the class and take instrumental lessons with their music school teacher in the school.
whole day
The free study times
Study times for secondary school students take place three days a week in the afternoon. During the learning times there are various offers for individual learning: In the specialist learning counseling, learning tasks can be worked on with the support of a specialist teacher (classic homework is no longer available in the bound full day). In the Silentium, the learning tasks are processed alone in quiet work. In addition, voluntary modules are offered during the learning period. From grade 7 onwards, students can decide for themselves which offer they want to take part in.
Afternoon modules
As part of the full day, the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium offers a wide range of extra-curricular modules such as B. the robot group, tennis or the 10-finger typing course at the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium. At the beginning of each semester, students can choose from over 30 offers.
Extra-curricular
Annual work
In grade 8, each student has to write an annual paper of approx. 12 pages on a topic of their choice. This serves to prepare for the later technical work in level Q1. In addition, every student has to look for a supervisor who gives them tips when preparing the annual paper and who also grades them at the end.
Social and industrial internship
In grade 9, every student has the obligation to complete an internship. From the 2020/21 school year this should be carried out as a social internship in a social enterprise. For two weeks, the students get to know the world of work at a self-chosen internship. The experiences and impressions are recorded in an internship report, which is marked at the end by an assigned supervisor. In the upper level, the students do another two-week internship. This time you can choose the place from all business sectors.
PSE days
So-called PSE days are held every year at all levels. Instead of normal lessons, the students learn different methods over three days. Topics are, for example, "How do I prepare a lecture correctly?" Or "How can I better remember vocabulary?".
One world circle
The One World Circle of the LMG runs a one world shop and the cafeteria, the one world café. At the One World Shop, students can purchase exercise books made from environmental protection paper or other fairly traded products, while in the One World Café special attention is paid to healthy eating. The employees work on a voluntary basis. The proceeds will benefit various projects in Tanzania and Nicaragua, for example a leprosy station and various schools are supported.
building
The Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium occupied two buildings for a long time. The main building has four wings in which the staff room, the cafeteria, two sports halls and teaching rooms for all subjects are located. The former adjoining building at the Realschule am Stadtpark is currently occupied by the secondary school in Hederichsfeld.
Wing 1, in which the teachers' room and science rooms are, was renovated in 2008. The renovation work in wing 3 began two years later, and the cafeteria is also affected; it was temporarily housed in the container in the 2010/11 school year, but has been modernized and enlarged since the 2011/12 school year after the renovation work was completed Open to students. In 2016/17 the gym and the triple sports hall were renovated.
subjects
The following subjects are currently (2020) taught at the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium:
- Linguistic-literary-artistic area:
- German, English, Latin (elective courses from level 7), French (WPU 7/9), Spanish (WPU 9 and new beginning in the upper level), music / performing games (WPU 9), art, music, literature (only upper level)
- Scientific / technical area:
- Mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, biotechnology (WPU 8), applied natural sciences (WPU 8), computer science (module from level 5, WPU 9 and - optionally new - in the upper level)
- Social science area:
- Economics, politics / social sciences, history, geography, regional sciences (WPU 9), philosophy, pedagogy (upper level only)
- Other subjects:
- Sport, Health / Sport (WPU 9), Religious Education, Practical Philosophy
Elective courses
At the Lise-Meitner-Gymnasium there are elective classes from the 7th grade onwards . From grade 7 onwards, students can choose between Latin or French. From year 9 onwards, you can choose between Spanish, French, computer science, biotechnology, applied natural sciences, regional sciences, health / sports or music / performing games. The chosen subject can only be deselected at the advanced level.
Known students
- Jochen Küpper (* 1971), physicist and chemist
- Pierre-Michel Lasogga (* 1991), football player
literature
- Magnus Scriptor: Memoirs of a Mediocre Teacher . Tredition, Hamburg 2008, ISBN 978-3868502299
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Schools in Leverkusen: Partial School Development Plan for Gymnasium 2015 / 2016-2019 / 2020 ( Memento of the original from June 13, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (schulen-lev.de, p. 11, accessed on June 13, 2016)
- ↑ Kollegium Lise-Meitner-Schule ( Memento of the original from June 13, 2016 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. (lise-meitner-schule.de, accessed on June 13, 2016)
- ↑ The Prime Minister Wolfgang Clement visits the grammar school together with the Federal Chancellor Gerhard Schröder and speaks to the students