Lohfeld school center
The Lohfeld school center is a center of secondary schools opened in 1974 in Bad Salzuflen in the Lippe district of North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany .
history
Originally planned and designed as the East School Center , the foundation stone for the new school center in the Schötmar district was laid on November 30, 1972 .
After completion of the first construction phase, in the 1974/75 school year, 700 high school students and 600 high school students moved into the new premises; the high school students had to wait until the second phase of construction was finished. The official inauguration, combined with the naming of the Lohfeld School Center , took place on December 14th of the same year.
The total construction and furnishing costs amounted to DM 40.5 million .
Facilities
schools
The school center is home to one each primary and secondary school and a high school , a total of about 2,500 students spread across the:
- Rudolph Brandes High School
- Eduard Hoffmann Realschule
- Municipal secondary school
Another secondary school and a comprehensive school are located in the Aspe school center , the second school center in the city of Bad Salzuflen.
kindergarten
The municipal kindergarten of PariSozial gGmbH is also located on the premises of the school center.
Sports facilities
The following sports facilities on the premises of the educational facility are part of the building complex:
- Indoor swimming pool with a 25 m competition pool (five lanes, as well as 1, 3 m board and 5 m diving tower) and a teaching pool and a toddler pool.
- Two triple sports halls the size of a handball field, one of which has a grandstand for around 900 spectators.
- Stadium with grass soccer field, tartan running track , ash soccer field and various artificial turf fields for tennis and handball as well as athletics competition tracks for long and high jump .
Observatory
The center has the school's own Walter Baade observatory , named after the German astronomer and astrophysicist Walter Baade .
A Coudé refractor with an aperture of 225 mm and a focal length of 3000 mm is available as the main telescope under a 4-meter dome for teaching purposes in schools and the adult education center .
literature
- Franz Meyer (Ed.): 500 years of the city of Salzuflen 1488–1988 . Publishing house for regional history, Bielefeld 1989, ISBN 3-927085-15-4 .
- Franz Meyer (Ed.): Bad Salzuflen - Epochs of City History . Publishing house for regional history, Bielefeld 2007, ISBN 978-3-89534-606-4 .
Web links
- Official website of the Lohfeld school center
- Official website of the Eduard Hoffmann Realschule
- Official website of the Lohfeld secondary school
- Official website of the Rudolph-Brandes-Gymnasium
- Website of the Walter Baade Observatory
- Aerial photos of the Lohfeld school center
Individual evidence
- ^ Franz Meyer: 500 years city of Salzuflen 1488–1988 . Page 127
Coordinates: 52 ° 4 ′ 35.6 " N , 8 ° 45 ′ 51.3" E