Rheinhausen I secondary school
| Rheinhausen secondary school | |
|---|---|
| type of school | secondary school |
| School number | 194270 |
| founding | 1958 |
| address |
Körnerplatz 2 |
| place | Duisburg-Rheinhausen |
| country | North Rhine-Westphalia |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 51 ° 24 '16 " N , 6 ° 42' 32" E |
| carrier | City of Duisburg |
| student | around 682 (as of February 2008) |
| Teachers | 32 |
| management | Mr. Heuck |
| Website | www.realschule-rheinhausen.de |
The Rheinhausen Realschule in Rheinhausen is attended by almost 700 pupils who are taught by around 32 teachers. The school at Körnerplatz, founded in 1958, is one of the largest schools in Duisburg .
history
The form of the Realschule has existed in Rheinhausen since 1958, with the establishment of the Realschule Rheinhausen, which began teaching on April 18, 1958. In the beginning, however, the lessons did not take place in the current school building, but in what was then the vocational school on Pestalozzistraße. The Realschule Rheinhausen was the first and only Realschule in the then independent city of Rheinhausen and its surroundings on the left bank of the Rhine.
In 1959 the foundation stone was laid for the new building on Körnerplatz, for which there was a topping-out ceremony on May 27, 1960. This part of the building was inaugurated on June 18, 1961.
In April 1966 the third construction phase took place, the gymnasium and auditorium were added. The auditorium was officially inaugurated on June 18, 1966, and the gymnasium was completed in the following November.
In 1981, six classrooms were added to the class wing, but not as a separate building section, but they were built on and connected to the outside of the last building element in parallel.
In 1983/84 the Rheinhausen secondary school celebrated its 25th anniversary and held a large ceremony and an open day. The students made a contribution to the 50th birthday of the city of Rheinhausen by organizing a festival and, among other things, creating a calendar with motifs with the city itself.
In 1986 the computer science department was set up in the natural sciences wing, where the students can work on ten computers that were up to date at the time, the only thing missing was the printer.
In 1987/88 the students of the Rheinhausen secondary school supported the "Kruppians" in their demonstrations against the closure of the Krupp steelworks in Rheinhausen.
In 1994 teachers and students organize a sponsored run; his proceeds went to a children's hospital in Vetka, Russia.
In 1995 the Realschule Rheinhausen was established as one of three Duisburg Realschulen "supporting schools" for the school camp in Hollerath in the Eifel, which was run by the Schullandheimverein Duisburger Realschulen e. V. is operated. The supporting school Realschule Rheinhausen supports the school camp association by actively using the school camp for class and project trips and contributes to covering the running costs of the school camp with proceeds from special activities and events of the school (e.g. sponsored hikes and benefit concerts of the school band).
In October 1997, a student exchange took place for the first time between the Rheinhausen Realschule and the Ferryhill Comprehensive School from Durham , which had been the partner school of the Rheinhausen Realschule since May 1997. Initially, around 30 students from the Rheinhausen secondary school attended the Comprehensive School in Northern England. a. attend classes for a week. In return, English students traveled to Rheinhausen in the summer of 1998 in order, among other things, to get to know German lessons there for a week. This project between the two "partner schools", however, remained unique.
In the same year the secondary school got an internet connection and its first internet address.
In 1999, the new building was completed, which now adds eight new classrooms. It is connected to the scientific tract, but not with a complete connection, as was previously the case, but only via a corridor which is called a "bridge".
Due to the growing number of pupils, a second secondary school was built on Ulmenstraße in 2001. This year the student company "Eat-X" opens for the first time.
The income from the sponsored run in 2002 went to the victims of the Elbe flood in eastern Germany.
The Streitschlichter AG was founded in 2003 and the first alumni meeting for all previous students was organized. On March 25, 2003, a school chain was formed around the school building, for peace and against the third Gulf War. The school's website was also put on the Internet and since then has provided an overview of current events and exercises for the students.
In 2004 the Nijmegnse Scholengemeenschaft Greenewould became a partner school of the Rheinhausen secondary school. For this reason, Dutch has been taught in working groups since 2006.
The school shop opens on May 2, 2005, introducing school clothing and other school items. Also, we (= this year, the twice yearly "Methods Day" under the name "EVA" E strength v erantwortliches A ork) operates.
2006: On September 12th, 2006, school uniforms were standardized because the more colorful range became too expensive and found few buyers. On September 19, 2006 a day trip to Königswinter took place with all the students and teachers.
On April 18, 2008, the Rheinhausen secondary school celebrates its 50th anniversary with a balloon flight and a ceremony in the auditorium with invited guests from politics and the former teachers, as well as the first-year students from 1958.
School projects
Prohibition of multimedia devices
In 2003, it was decided to ban cell phones at the Rheinhausen I secondary school. In addition to teaching disruptions, they also wanted to prevent envy and violent videos.
On March 29, 2006, this special rule received media attention, a camera team from the TV station RTL filmed a report that morning with the headmaster and many students, which was broadcast on the same evening. This was followed by newspaper articles in NRZ and the weekly papers of the city of Duisburg and Rheinhausen.
Another ban came into force in the summer of 2006, and since then it has no longer been allowed to bring and use multimedia players and comparable devices.
School clothes
In the summer of 2005, a first collection of uniform school clothing designed by students and teachers was presented. Since this collection was not very well received, a second attempt was made in autumn 2006 and only dark blue items of clothing were offered as polo versions or as t-shirts. A school shop was introduced for these, which was run by students.
Irene Senst Prize
Since June 2005 the Irene Senst Prize has been awarded for the best performance in mathematics in grade 10. The donation of the prize is the math and geography teacher Ms. Irene Senst, who taught at the school from 1969 to summer 2006.
Africa meets europe
On May 24, 2006 , the workshop "Africa meets Europe" took place under the direction of Ilse Storb , the only female jazz professor in Europe. In cooperation with the Canu group, which consists of musicians from Germany and Guinea, teachers and students made music.
School band
In 2000/2001 the first school band of the Rheinhausen secondary school was founded, called "Power Clan", which practiced a complete stage program as part of a project week.
In 2001/2002 a new school band called "The Shapes" formed. She performed at the "HundertMeister" in Duisburg, where a school band contest took place, the preparations for which were documented by the press and the performance itself was filmed.
In 2003/2004 the school band MPC (= Master P's Childrens (P. is the band-Ag leading teacher)) was founded. Which played for the first time on the School Culture Day in Duisburg under professional conditions in the Theater am Marientor. On that day the whole school attends the concert. A CD with the songs played is recorded.
Dispute Resolution AG
The Streitschlichter AG is a voluntary working group of students in grade 8 that deals with dispute avoidance and dispute resolution.
Wind class
In the new school year 2007/2008 the wind class of the Realschule Rheinhausen was created for the first time. The children in class 5 were allowed to look at and test all the wind instruments for two weeks until each of the 28 children in the class chose one and now plays on them. The rehearsals take place in the afternoon under the supervision of the music teacher and auxiliary teachers.
various
- The “Development of Social Competence” (ESK) project is carried out with one hour per week in grades 5 and 6.
- The EVA Project ( E strength v erantwortliches A ork) is carried out twice a year in all grade levels. The goals are in particular to promote safe behavior and independent action.
- There is a school newspaper that first appeared in 1965 under the name "Antenne". In 1992 the school newspaper was given a new name, from now on it was called “Real”, which is also the current name.
- Media design and computer science courses have existed since 1986 and are taught on the PC.
- The school cafeteria EAT-X has existed since 2002 and is a working group of teachers who sell food and drink during the long breaks and after class. In addition to packaged food, there is also prepared food, but only cold food.
- The comics group of the secondary school takes place in the afternoon. It is made up of students from grades 5 to 10 and deals with the illustration of the school newspaper Real .
- Since 1999, grades 8 have had to take part in a one-week project trip; they can choose between: skiing, riding, sailing or the Hollerath school camp.
Web links
literature
- RR Aktuell, the school newspaper of the Realschule Rheinhausen
- Newspaper article of the NRZ realschule-rheinhausen.de
- School program of the Realschule Rheinhausen I (Körnerplatz)
- School newspaper REAL
- Rheinhausen weekly indicator
- Newspaper article from RP Duisburg about the new wind class (PDF)
- Another newspaper article from RP Duisburg about the wind class (PDF)
- Three newspaper articles about the wind class from RP Duisburg (PDF)
- The chronicle of the Rheinhausen secondary school
