Robert Schuman High School (Saarlouis)
| Robert-Schuman-Gymnasium Saarlouis | |
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| type of school | high school |
| founding | 1901 |
| address |
Prelate Subtil-Ring 2 |
| place | Saarlouis |
| country | Saarland |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 49 ° 18 '52 " N , 6 ° 45' 25" E |
| carrier | Saarlouis district |
| student | 808 (school year 2013/14) |
| Teachers | 70 (school year 2013/14) |
| management | Uwe Peters |
| Website | www.rsg-saarlouis.de |
The Robert-Schuman-Gymnasium (Saarlouis) ( RSG ; formerly Staatliches Mädchenrealgymnasium Saarlouis ) is a modern-language high school in Saarlouis , but also offers a French bilingual branch and the option of Abibac . It is named after the French politician Robert Schuman .
history
The girls 'secondary school has been located in the building of the former humanistic boys' grammar school in Saarlouis, which was built on the Prälat-Subtil-Ring between 1895 and 1898 and expanded in 1905.
In 1960 the boys' grammar school moved to the current school building, which was built between 1958 and 1960, on the Hornwerk in the city garden and has been called " Gymnasium am Stadtgarten " ever since .
The building on Prälat-Subtil-Ring now offered space for the girls' high school, which was previously located in the premises of today's administrative court of the Saarland. In 1978 the school was renamed the Robert Schuman Gymnasium.
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Language sequence
Since the 2006/2007 school year, the school has offered the music branch as a modern language grammar school (in addition to the bilingual and classical branches). The English branch (English-Latin-French) was thus replaced.
- Classic branch
- French (compulsory from grade 5 to grade 9)
- English (compulsory from grade 6 to grade 9)
- Spanish or Latin (compulsory from grade 8 to grade 10)
- French-German bilingual train (since 1989)
- French (compulsory from grade 5 to grade 9)
- English (compulsory from grade 6 to grade 9)
- Spanish or Latin (compulsory from grade 8 to grade 10)
Since the 1989/1990 school year, the RSG has offered a French-bilingual train. In grades 5 and 6 of this train, French is taught three more hours per week. The French-bilingual lessons then start in geography from grade 7, history from grade 8 and social studies / politics from grade 9. The second and third foreign languages are not affected. Since the 1999/2000 school year, the RSG has been the first Saarland school to acquire the Abibac , a recognized Franco-German university entrance qualification, after completing the bilingual course in the upper level . With this one has a German Abitur and a French Baccalauréat , so that the graduates can apply and enroll at French universities without administrative hurdles. The partner school in France is the Lycée Poncelet in Saint-Avold , also an Abibac school.
- Music branch (since 2006)
- French (compulsory from grade 5 to grade 9)
- English (compulsory from grade 6 to grade 9)
- Music instead of 3rd foreign language (compulsory from grade 8 to grade 10)
Since the 2006/2007 school year, a musical branch has been offered, which - similar to the bilingual branch - expanded teaching in music by increasing the number of hours per week, learning an instrument and participating in an ensemble (e.g. chamber music, band, youth symphony orchestra) and replacement the 3rd foreign language through music as a (written) major in the 8th grade. In high school, a music performance courses offered.
A third foreign language can also be taken from the 10th grade through voluntary additional courses.
AGs
In the afternoons, the teachers offer free working groups on a weekly basis. The offer extends over the musical and sporting area, z. B. choir, big band, chamber orchestra and dance, includes mathematical and scientific subjects, such as working groups on chemistry, biology or math, but also has creative and linguistic focus, e.g. B. Theater AG, DELF and TELC AG or French speaking workshop. The offer varies with the school year according to the availability of the teaching staff.
Partner schools
Partner schools with regular exchange are:
- Collège de Marcq, Marcq en Baroeul (Grade 8)
- International Education Center Loughborough / Leicestershire (Grades 8/9)
- Gimnazjum Roberta Schumana, Warsaw (Grade 9/10)
- Lycée Michelet, Marseille (grade 10)
- Scotia Glenville High School, New York (Grade 10)
- Lycée Poncelet, Saint-Avold ( Abibac high school courses)
Well-known graduates
- Johannes Trümpler , Abitur 2000, cathedral organist at the Hofkirche Dresden
- Marc Speicher , Abitur 2004, politician ( CDU )
Others
On January 22, 2013, scenes filmed at school on the subject of bringing students closer to France were broadcast on ZDF in Today - In Germany .