Rupprecht high school

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Rupprecht high school
Rupprecht-Gymnasium - 1.JPG
type of school high school
School number 0189
founding 1911
address

Albrechtstrasse 7
80636 Munich

place Munich
country Bavaria
Country Germany
Coordinates 48 ° 9 '7 "  N , 11 ° 32' 39"  E Coordinates: 48 ° 9 '7 "  N , 11 ° 32' 39"  E
carrier state
student 1147 (school year 2016/17)
Teachers 85
management Robert Grahl
Website www.rupprecht-gymnasium.de

The Rupprecht-Gymnasium ( "RGM" for short for Rupprecht-Gymnasium Munich ) is a science, technology and language high school in Munich . The school, located in the Neuhausen-Nymphenburg district , was founded in 1911 as the “royal Rupprecht-Kreisrealschule” and has been called the “Rupprecht-Gymnasium” since 1964. It is state sponsored.

Location

The Rupprecht-Gymnasium is located at Albrechtstrasse 7 near Rotkreuzplatz in the Neuhausen district. The Alfonsschule and the municipal Adolf-Weber-Gymnasium in Munich are adjacent to the grammar school .

history

The Rupprecht-Gymnasium is named after the last Bavarian Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria . In 1899 the desire arose for a new secondary school in the west of Munich, in 1907 the construction was decided by the district administrator of Upper Bavaria . Classes began on September 25, 1911 with 344 students. In 1921 there was a survey of the nine-class Kreisoberrealschule , the previous name for a grammar school without Latin , in 1926 the school was taken over by the state and was named "Staatliche Rupprecht-Oberrealschule".

Originally the north wing had four floors and the southwest wing two floors, in 1934 a third floor was added due to the rapidly growing number of students and a second gymnasium was built on top of the first.

During the Second World War the school was almost completely destroyed, but was completely rebuilt by 1950.

New building with cafeteria

In 1964 the school got its current name "Rupprecht-Gymnasium". In the same year, the new building on the other side of the street was inaugurated, which is connected to the old building by a bridge. The modern language branch was added in the same year. At the beginning of the 2007/2008 school year, the cafeteria attached to the new building was put into operation. In addition to the two-storey dining rooms, it offers space for a further three classrooms and the communication room. In addition, the school's first elevator was installed, which can be used via the new building and the cafeteria.

The facade of the building is listed .

Current

The Rupprecht-Gymnasium has over 1,100 students and around 90 full-time teachers. Due to insufficient room capacity, all rooms function as classrooms, including the college level room and the communication room in the cafeteria building.

Like all high schools in Bavaria, the school switched from the G9 to the G8 .

General

Country home

Since July 7, 1932, the Rupprecht-Gymnasium has had its own school camp in Holzhausen , a district of Straßlach-Dingharting in the Munich district . It is one of the oldest country homes in Germany.

Infrastructure

The school has three computer rooms. Every member of the school receives their own user account . The school also has a carpenter's shop , an atelier , a school library in the basement of the old building and a student laboratory in the basement of the new building.

Italian section

As part of the Italian section, which, in addition to teaching Italian as a third foreign language, also provides bilingual history and geography lessons , an Italian high school teacher from Sicily teaches at the Rupprecht high school.

Study seminars

Trainee lawyers are trained at the Rupprecht Gymnasium . There are study seminars for mathematics , physics , computer science , chemistry , biology , German , English , French and geography .

LEIFIphysics

The physics portal LEIFIphysik was initiated by two teachers from the Rupprecht-Gymnasium. It offers numerous materials for teaching physics .

deals

Language sequence

  • English (from year 5 or year 6)
  • Latin (from year 5)
  • Latin or French (from year 6)
  • Italian (from year 8)

Rides

  • Exchange with France (Collège Brizeux à Quimper )
  • Exchange with Italy ( Rome )
  • Exchange with Italy ( Bologna (Liceo Galvani), Livorno )
  • School camp in Holzhausen (Jgs. 5, 6, 8, 9)
  • Ski camp (Jgs. 7)
  • Internship (year 9)
  • Exchange with Denmark (vol. 9)

Electives

  • Jazz ensemble
  • School medical service
  • Theater group
  • orchestra
  • Choir
  • Spanish
  • School garden
  • School newspaper
  • School library
  • School homepage

Afternoon care

For pupils in the fifth to seventh grade there is the possibility of supervision by teachers in the afternoon.

Web links

Commons : Rupprecht-Gymnasium  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Bavarian State Ministry for Education and Culture, Science and Art. Retrieved March 5, 2017 .
  2. ^ B. Baumann: Building history of the Rupprecht high school . In: Rupprecht-Gymnasium annual report 2003/2004.
  3. ^ Rupprecht-Gymnasium.de: 1939-1959 , history of the school
  4. ^ "My canteen" in the Rupprecht-Gymnasium annual report 2007/2008.
  5. ^ Anniversary celebration of the country home . In: Rupprecht-Gymnasium annual report 2006/2007
  6. ↑ Study seminars: http://www.rupprecht-gymnasium.de/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=175&Itemid=435
  7. ↑ About LEIFIphysik from LEIFIphysik , accessed June 24, 2020
  8. ^ Thomas Güntner: All-day care. Retrieved March 5, 2017 .